My last meal in Portugal! Love the decor in this speakeasy. The avocado tempura was the perfect…read moresize appetizer for one person (or 2 of you each want 1). The fish was cooked perfectly. The pasta was a big portion. The ice cream sandwich was fine. I didn't realize that's what I was ordering when I ordered the Oreo. Overall a good meal.

Very hip and cool restaurant/speakeasy inside the Barrio do Avillez "restaurant complex"…read more I came without reservations and only for a drink but I was able to snag a seat at the bar in front of the mural with the woman. Loved the ambiance, food options looked very good (I did eat at Cantinho do Avillez earlier in the week in Chiado). 3 more restaurants in this complex. Love the neighborhood with tons of restaurant and bar options.

Our second stop on the Lisbon food tour. Had a variety of food ready for us including Queijo da…read moreserra with pumpkin jam, which is cheese of the mountain, a very soft buttery cheese, which was just delicious with the pumpkin jam. Next was Pastéis de bacalhau or codfish cakes which were the best that we had in Lisbon. Next up, Octopus salad, which I did not expect to like, but it had a great flavor of olive oil and white wine vinegar and I would order again for sure! And finally Peixinhos da horta, or fish of the garden. Which turns out to be tempura fried green beans. They were also very good. Very friendly staff and we had some house wine, Rosé wine Monte Amarelo to wash it all down. Would definitely go back here again!

They said they had real Portuguee Periperi chicken but they brought me a deep fried chicken laying…read morein a bed of oil. The steak was undercooked & the pasta was bland. The fish was tasteless. The food was under par hence the cheap prices! This was just the worst Lisboa restaurant we went to!

We had the veal croquets, filled with tons of tasty beefy goodness, so delicious. The fish and…read morechips was pretty decent too. Service was great, Nesha was supper friendly. This place was very welcoming.

Great spot in Lisbon that is close to shopping and the waterfront. NFL games shown on nice TV's.read more

I'm gonna say that our lunch at A Cevicheria probably was one of the best meals that we had during…read moreour short stay in Lisbon. Just a heads up: Although the restaurant has a outdoor section, that section is more of a waiting section since they do not have lunch/dinner service in that section (as of August 2026). With four groups (2-3 people) in front us, we only had to wait about 20 minutes to get a couple of spots at the bar. However, we efficiently used that time by having a bottle of wine and enjoying the sights (particularly of the Hippo tour buses) while we waited. Another heads up: From our understanding, the restaurant does not accept reservations, so it might be best 1. to dine here for lunch (less of a wait) and 2. to keep your party small (3-4 people). For our dining pleasure, the two of us went with the Selección Cevichera, which included six courses for about 87 euros. Although this meal came with six courses, some might think that the portion sizes are "small". However, I thought it was pretty decent deal (from a tourist's POV). The tasting menu included 1) prawn croquettes, 2) tuna belly with a passionfruit and basil (I think) sauce, 3) tuna and beets (very yummy), 4) Atlantic sea bass, 5) dulce de leche & lime. Oh, crap, I forgot something. Oh well. From top to bottom, all of our courses were absolutely delicious. I think my favorite was the tuna and beets dish. While everything was amazing, I thought the serving of prawn croquettes was way too small. Since we sat at the bar, we had the chance to see the chefs perform their beautiful magic of preparing the food and placing them on the plates in such an elegant fashion. Our server, who I think was also the manager, was absolutely wonderful and quite funny. Someone should bottle his energy and personality because he contributed to making our meal an absolute delight. The ambiance was very inviting, even with the huge octopus hanging from the ceiling. The restaurant is a bit on the small side, which I think adds to its intimate charm. Like I mentioned earlier, it might be best to keep your party size from 1 to 4 people. I assume that a dinner party of more than folks would lead to an extended period of waiting. All in all, I would gladly like to repeat my experience at A Cevicheria during a future Lisbon visit.

This restaurant was recommended to us by our hotel so we decided to stop by. This was an amazing…read moremeal and we left full and happy. Their pisco sours were the smoothest piscos I've ever had -- definitely order one (or two). We ordered their recommended salmon & dragon fruit ceviche, the anticuchos (like skewers) of black pork belly and roasted octopus, and lobster & shrimp causitas (4 pieces) which were kind of like a single bite nigiri but over a potato biscuit. All the dishes were delicious and drool worthy. Seafood was very fresh and tasty. Not the cheapest meal in Portugal, but we thoroughly enjoyed it and would come back. Staff was super friendly and kindly explained the different parts of the menu so we could better decide what to order. The interior is bright, not too many seats, but there's a giant octopus hanging from the ceiling. Definitely recommend giving them a try if you're in the area and like seafood!

This gem is a short walk away from the Chiado area. It has a very charming medieval vibe to it,…read morelow light/ candle lit. There are some stairs when walking into the restaurant so I'm not quite sure if it's accessible to all individuals. The staff is absolutely amazing (Patrizia and Spencer, you guys are THE BEST). The lamb was very delicious... but the mashed chestnut side dish took the cake. Also, you have to try the flaming chourico a bombeiro (flaming Portuguese sausage) and the mead (fermented honey drink ***alcohol). We came early and noticed that it started picking up around 7pm, so try your best to come before then since some seats are already reserved.

A scene out of Game of thrones, hahaha. Medieval like place with great charm…read more We had the flaming sausage and the Mead drink- delicious by the way. Service was excellent. Enjoy.

Not sure why this restaurant received less than stellar reviews as our experience was phenomenal…read more Concierge assisted us with making a reservation day of and we were able to easily snag a spot at 9pm for a weekday. The restaurant is much larger than anticipated, spanning across a few floors. Servers were friendly and gave amazing recommendations, even stopping us from ordering too much. The sangria was one of the best we've had and the bread was excellent with the butter the cheese. They do charge for these starters, but it's listed on the menu. I made the mistake of eating too much bread before our mains came. We enjoyed the clams and grouper head with a side of greens and potatoes. everything was delicious! It's big enough to share for two, and we still couldn't manage to finish all the food. We wanted to try dessert as it was our last meal in Lisbon, but unfortunately ate way too much and couldn't stomach anything else. Would highly, highly recommend this restaurant! They also gave all the ladies a parting gift (a single flower), which I thought was a cute touch. Paid via credit card and they didn't ask for us to leave a tip.

I don't understand all the hype. The restaurant was good, not great. The service was very good for…read morethe most part. The decor was dated but in a kind of cool way. Though I must say it does not match the vibe portrayed by the website. It is very bright inside and feels very 1980s-1990s. People said it's high end and to dress well but there were tourists showing up in shorts and t-shirt. Which is fine but again, not the vibe I expected. To start I said I didn't want the couvert. They took away part of it and left the rest. We just decided what the hell and ate some of it. The cured meat (I forget what kind) left a strange film under my tongue I've never experienced eating similar meat so I didn't eat much of it. The cod was very bony. Parts of it were cooked beautifully and parts were very overcooked and chewy. The potatoes were too salty but well cooked. The greens had grit in them and crunched uncomfortably in my teeth. The steak was lovely but the accompanying rice was hard and bland. It was the only place I've eaten in Portugal (and I've tried a pretty large variety of types) where the sever held the credit card machine in front of me asking if I wanted to enter a tip as I was in the process of looking at the bill and paying. I would have tipped anyway but it was definitely off-putting. Maybe the hype is just residue from a bygone era? I was told I had to try it so I did but I wouldn't go back and probably wouldn't recommend it.

Because they were not ready when we got there to open they push they let us sit inside for a while…read moreand then it got really cold outside and they told us to sit outside. There's no place to sit outside and they just lost four customers very very rude.

The food was good but the wait was insane. I didn't get a…read morebasket of bread or a glass of water for 30 minutes. It took nearly 20 minutes for me to even have a waiter take my order. When I got the bread it took another 20 minutes to get my food. I have been in the restaurant for 1.5 hours and have barely eaten. I will not come back and am not sure how they can operate a business like this.

I've been in Lisbon five days and it's on my last day that I discover this place. :-(…read more Every bite of every dish I was served here made my tongue do somersaults! My taste buds got together and learned Portuguese they could write a thank you note to the kitchen staff. I took photos of everything including the signature cocktail and made my social media friends look at them. This place rocks! (Literally. They have a rocking playlist and live music at night.) No matter your appetite, this place has snacks and full entrees that span a range of palate-pleasers. You cannot go wrong here ordering something out of the ordinary or sticking with what's familiar. The staff are always in motion serving patrons and checking on tables. They seem very happy working together as a team. Their smiles were not just for guests but for each other. Comfortable indoor seating as well as relaxing outdoor seating to accommodate any size of party. Happy Hour specials and 2-for-1 pizza Sundays after 7 PM make this a great spot for anyone on a budget. They do not skimp on creativity or flavor. Treat yourself and try them early in your stay. You'll be better off than me with the option of returning here once more before you have to go back home. Manga!

Great find located in the center of downtown. Love the vibe and the ambiance. Very modern and…read moreeclectic. Didn't have much expectations thinking it was gonna be a tourist trap but I was wrong everything came out to be exceptional. My group got 2 pitchers of their sangria and it was delicious and tasty. Their seafood is pretty fresh and everything came out to be very flavorful. I personally enjoyed the camarones y cahuil which is shrimped drenched in garlic and butter. Only mistake we had was the pizza and ceviche but nonetheless everything else was delicious. Big plus is the atmosphere. Music was on point and the vibe was what we needed after a long day. Would recommend this place if your in the area. Take note they have happy hour for drinks and their cocktails are exceptional.

This restaurant is on top of a hotel, and it has a great view…read more The hotel is very nice inside. We walked in around 4pm and were the only ones inside. We tried a bit of everything: croquetas, cheese plate, potato skins, and bruschetta. I wasn't a huge fan of the bruschetta only because it didn't have any sauce. It was just tomatoes and meat on a little toast. Everything else was great though! Come here for a snack and a drink at sunset!

One of the best views & cocktails in the city! Overlooking the beautiful houses and landmarks that…read moremake Lisbon so special. We ended up spending a few hours here because the views and drinks were so good. They can get busy so there could be a slight wait but it's worth it! The entrance is a little hard to find because it's down a small side street but in a really nice area with lots to do and see nearby as well.