Our City Guide

Typical and simple authentic restaurant that is already a reference in the city, serving a panoply of traditional dishes, with emphasis on cod and octopus .
Comfort food in a real “tasca“. One of the best in Lisbon.

Seasonal, healthy and freshly home made! All day brunch, “brinner”, speciality coffee and fresh juices.

One of the best places for fresh seafood in town. Big crabs, small crabs, oysters, barnacles, clams , shrimps… all the freshness of the ocean in a plate.
The traditional dessert is the famous meat sandwich (Prego).

Despite the name, Casa da Índia (House of India), is a traditional and cheap restaurant with a Portuguese menu. The name refers to an organization that managed Portuguese trade in overseas goods, like spices, mainly in the 15th and 16th centuries.
Traditional Portuguese cuisine open until late. Good value for money.

Natural fermented pizza, natural wines, cool vibe. One of our favorites spots for pizza in town!
Take away . No reservations.

Plant based food for body and soul. Unprocessed vegan food , makes most items in-house. Daily selection of cakes, kombuchas and lattes.

Good traditional Portuguese food, extensive menu with good option for meat, fish (try the octopus) served in big portions. Good value for money.

Vegan restaurant serving different plates daily plus offers snack foods like burger and fries, scones and toasts. Dessert choices include vegan cheesecake, chocolate cake, brownies and mousse. Beverages are natural juice and biological wine.

Lively “all day“ café with tropical décor and cool vibe serving breakfast food, coffee, wine and cocktails. The outdoor seating out front is perfect for a leisurely afternoon drink.

In a hidden street in Lisbon’s residential Anjos neighborhood, food hailing from the former Portuguese colony of Macau anchors the menu but the restaurant is also chronicling the evolution of the Portuguese post-colonial kitchen, with the country’s connection to India and the African continent making an appearance on the plate.

Hello Kristof is a coffee and magazine café. They only serve espresso-based drinks using a single-group “La Marzocco GS3”. Beans are roasted locally at “Academica Do Café”. They also serve brunch,  good Pastries and a curated selection of magazines.