Want to discover the best bars and restaurants in Lisbon? Discover incredible dishes, spectacular offers and new culinary trends. And don’t forget the magnificent cafés, festivals and food markets. With this guide you’ll find a new place to eat in Lisbon.
Known for featuring just one dish on its menu, a steak, the BLADE restaurant has been the talk of the town in recent weeks. Yes, it’s true, it’s only been open for a short time and it already has a dish R...
Some people still don’t find what Chef João Batalha “invents” based on our famous pastel de nata very funny, but the truth is that the Nat’elier pastry shop produces sweets that are hard to resis...
If you’re looking for a new gastronomic challenge and you like burgers, BLADE restaurant, which only serves one dish on its menu, has just launched an exclusive burger with an ultra-limited edition of 100 units, w...
For over 100 years, Portugália has been synonymous with tables, socializing and, we confess, that iconic gravy stain that we’ve all taken home as a souvenir of a good meal. That’s why, this Christmas , as a...
In every street of the bustling capital you can find a restaurant with the famous national dish Cozido à Portuguesa on its daily menu. Because we haven’t managed to try them all yet (Lisbon already has quite a lot...
By now, you’ve probably realized that our city is on a roll when it comes to gastronomic offerings from all over the world, and we’ve just received a new global…...
The NOOD spaces are very affordable and, at the same time, have very tasty menus, so they are on our list of favorite Asian restaurants in Lisbon. The fact is that these – extremely well decorated – places t...
It’s said that a culinary experience is completely transformed when you can’t see the food you’re eating, and this gastronomic phenomenon in Lisbon, known simply as Dining in the Dark, aims to put that...
Of course, ever since we created our guide to the best ram en restaurants in Lisbon, Magokoro Ramen has been on the list as one of the places serving the…...
In the Portuguese capital, we have no doubt that the most democratic and beloved snack in pastry shops, taverns and casual restaurants (but also the finest ones) is the croquette . This humble fried meat roll, covered...
