One of the best places in Lisbon. It has different rooms when you can, depending on the day, listen…read moresome good live jazz, see a play, or just talk in a cozy environment. They have lots of books and magazines, and even a petit book store with a sort of social sciences, philosophy and history (mostly classic ones). Go to this spot is also nice 'cause you can take a look at a different and forgotten Lisbon. I do recommend!!!

This place is cool but creeped me the hell out! Lol I went when no one was there I swear I heard…read morevoices. It has a very eerie feel when empty. Theres a part where you can walk by some glass cases and it has a sensor where it triggers a light to come on. When I walked into the room it was off. I continued to walk around and it remained off I was in there for about 5-10min before I walked in front of it. I finally made my way to the case and the light clicked on. I thought cool and looked at all the things then it turned off when I walked away and stayed off. Then when I revisited some of the things I was looking at before and the thing came back on while my back was to it. In my mind I thought finally someone else is in here with me. I turn around and nothing, then it turned off. It did this a few more times while I was in there theeeeeeen I decided fuck that I'm going to leave the room I'm not guna die today. Yes I can melodramatic sometimes, I've accepted this about myself. Lol some other weird stuff happened and I thought cool I get the point I'm leaving altogether. Lol overall they had some cool film stuff to view but this place is creepy.

We were told when in Lisbon that we had to go and see a Fado show. We asked the guide we had used…read morefor a couple of days for his recommendations and he recommended a place that mainly caters to locals rather than tourists. When our hotel concierge was unable to get us a reservation, our guide got on the phone and presto-we had a reservation for a busy Friday night. We were surprised at how small the venue was-it maybe seated 40. Cover charge included dinner-fortunately we hadn't eaten yet! Dishes were served family style to each table and included a variety of Portuguese specialities. Wine and beer was also included. The show began with two musicians/singers and they were fantastic. Later our server joined in and then the cook! What a fantastic performance! Fado is often referred to as Portuguese blues with haunting ballads. Not really knowing what to expect, we felt fortunate to experience this with "locals". Service was wonderful, food was pretty good as well but we really came for the music so I'm not really critiquing the food.

Cosy, friendly, and familiar little "tasca" with typical food, good drinks and the best live Fado…read moremusic you can get in Lisbon