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    Rooftop at The Art Inn - Rigatoni and linguine

    Rooftop at The Art Inn

    4.1(16 reviews)
    0.3 kmRossio - Baixa - Chiado, Chiado
    €€€€

    Super easy to book w them! Google maps linked directly to their WhatsApp. I messaged at 2:39pm on a…read moreTuesday in June and got an immediate response they had room for 8 of us that evening and could put us next to a screen to watch a world cup match. They sent us pictures of our setup and were very responsive. When we got there we found our table was a little too much in the sun and they were super nice about letting us move slightly to be in the shade. They also were able to close the slats on the patio roof cover to let less sun in. There were a couple kids menu items, I just remember the spaghetti and the kids enjoyed that. Cheese and meat platter - 4 stars Tempura green beans - 3.5 stars Zucchini pesto fettuccine - 4 stars. A bit al dente but the sauce was great. Sweet sour cod - 4.5 stars. Perfectly cooked and meat easily coming apart. Sur and turf - 4.5 stars. Beef super tender and tasty. Asked for medium rare but had to send it back was a little too rare, then it was perfect. Strawberry margarita - 4 stars. Quite light. Pisco sour - 3.5 stars. Really sweet. Passion fruit Caipirinha - 4 stars.

    The stairs. It's a…read morefive-story hotel with a rooftop bar. It's on a pedestrian only side street, so getting dropped off/picked up in front is not likely to happen. It's a 25-step climb from the front door to the lobby/office. It's another 25-step step climb from the lobby/office to the one person/luggage elevator that only goes from floor "one" to floor "four" with no stops in between, and which was out of service during our two-night stay. So, I counted about 150 steps up to the roof, a little less to our room on the fifth floor. The rooftop bar offers a 20% discount to hotel guests, but only on food, not on alcohol. The complimentary breakfast is served up there from 730am to 1000am. Fruits, meats, eggs, cheese, pastries, coffee and juice. Good stuff. Upon check in, the staff helped us get out luggage up to 5th floor room. Room was clean and spacious, as was the bathroom. A/C worked well. We had an early flight and asked for assistance getting our luggage down as a taxi was picking us up at 630am the following morning. We were told the staff doesn't show up until 700am. (I found it odd that there is no staff overnight after the rooftop bar closes. What happens if a pipe bursts or something of that nature? Very strange). Anyway, the manager said he would show up at 620am to assist with our luggage. And he did show up at 620am. Also gave us a to go breakfast of juice, fruit and a meat and cheese sandwich to nosh on at the airport. Nice hotel, but not very accessible if you are old, frail or differently abled. The stairs. The stairs.

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    Rooftop at The Art Inn - Stairs up to the roof

    Stairs up to the roof

    Rooftop at The Art Inn - Melted cheese and cod croquettes

    Melted cheese and cod croquettes

    Rooftop at The Art Inn - View from the table

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    View from the table

    Casa do Alentejo

    Casa do Alentejo

    3.7(77 reviews)
    0.5 kmRestauradores, Rossio - Baixa - Chiado
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    When you walk by Casa do Alentejo you can't imagine what it looks like on the inside. Originally…read morebuilt in the 17th century as a palace, it features a unique blend of neo-Arab, Baroque, and Art Nouveau styles, including a famous Moorish courtyard and tile panels. There are two dining rooms upstairs quite different in decor. We were in the on decorated by the blue tiles. Oh and the food is phenomenal. We ordered the "pica-pau" for appetizer. It's marinated pork, which is then pan fried with aromatics, onion and garlic. We also ordered the migas and ribs. Migas is a rustic dish made by repurposing leftover or stale bread. Rooted in peasant and shepherd traditions, the bread is moistened and then sautéed in olive oil and garlic. It was served with short ribs. I ordered the pork and clams, a specialty from southern central portugal. Sounds crazy but it's amazing good and a throwback to my childhood. For dessert we shared sericaia, another southern Portuguese delicacy which is a flan-type with baked prunes. Can't recommend this place highly enough and it's always a place we return to when in Portugal. Check out the photos. Service was discreet and attentive.

    Amazing food off the beat, with fresh baked olive bread and delicious cheeses served at room temp…read more The pica pau pork was sooo good. All inside an old palace. Just wonderful, servers too.

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    Casa do Alentejo - What you see as you climb the stairs.

    What you see as you climb the stairs.

    Casa do Alentejo - The monkfish is served in this copper pot

    The monkfish is served in this copper pot

    Casa do Alentejo - One of the dining rooms

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    One of the dining rooms

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