I got there one minute after they opened on a Thursday morning, there were already a few tables…read morefilled. There was still space for a group of eight and they were fine with setting us up when most of the group was coming in about 20 minutes. We really loved our brunch and the whole thing cost about 95€! Matcha strawberry latte - 4 stars Granola yogurt - 4 stars Pistachio muffin - 5 stars French mirage - 4.5 stars Synyrky - 4 stars Spice girls pancake - 3.5 stars Sunday morning - 4 stars Lazy salmon - 5 stars

Reserve ahead, the place was packed when we came on a Thursday…read more Service was quick, which was appreciated after a half-hour wait outside. I had the breakfast hotdog: simple but enjoyable. My daughters loved the lazy salmon and disco mushroom. The space is small and tightly packed; they converted a two-person table into a three-person one and seated me on a stool. I appreciated the creativity since it got us seated sooner.

Great service and on a quiet street. Had a great set of seafood dishes, and espresso, which is the…read morebest I've had since arriving

I was exhausted after a redeye flight, just needing a place to sit, relax, and get some food and…read morecaffeine. O Ninho didn't disappoint. I got to sit on a nice little balcony out back & just enjoy the beautiful day. The staff had mercy on my American-ness and helped me figure it all out. It was great!

The restaurant is tucked away on a steep hill with stairs. It has outside and indoor seating no…read morea/c. We sat inside and it has restrooms. We ordered the Salmon and 2 eggs. It was tasty. The service was prompt and courteous.

Lovely ambiance, friendly staff, and absolutely amazing food. I love everything about this place -…read more5 stars all the way!

The family and I walked up the hill in the Baixa neighborhood to arrive at this comfortable,…read moreslow-paced cafe, which now calls itself Paleio Cafe. My large latte was long on the finish and dark roast flavorful, and my Nutella croissant buttery and only lightly crispy. For me it was the perfect size. But my family ordered what turned out to be surprisingly large salad portions and only made their way through them dutifully. My brother felt the out-of-stock quinoa that the back of house regretfully omitted removed a vital textural and flavor element that would've set off the avocado and absorbed the dressing. My mom criticized the mild vinaigrette on her salmon and walnut salad and felt the lox was too abundant. Still, we three hung out for an hour here, in downtown Lisbon, for €35 after tip, which is pretty excellent value.

My favorite place to go for a coffee, matcha and pastry or lunch…read more Feels like home and the service is friendly and professional.

Chris and I are huge dog lovers so when we were scanning websites for lunch ideas we saw that this…read morerestaurant had a friendly dog on premise and we decided to give it a try. The restaurant is located a few blocks off the Main Street in Lisbon in a beautiful historic building with blue and white tile work on the exterior. The dining area has a cute modern vibe with dining space on the main level plus an upper loft. On our visit there was not a printed menu and food options were displayed on a chalkboard as well as inside the glass display case. Service was a tad slow but quite friendly and there are staff on site that speak functional English. I ordered the vegetarian mushroom and cheese quiche served over a mixed green salad with a delicious homemade dressing with crunchy sesame seeds. Chris had the quiche Lorraine over the same salad. It was all delicious. We both had sparkling water and red wines. The wines are displayed on the counter for patrons to view and choose. The dog was super friendly without being obnoxious and satisfied our withdrawal symptoms from our pets back home in Atlanta. We recommend this restaurant!!!

This is an amazing place. If you find yourself in Lisbon, get on over here! We had a bottle of…read morewine- good wine, delicious wine- for 12 dollars (Lagoalva)- and tartine- bread with goat cheese and pears and roast beef sandwiches and duck tarts. OMG. Everything was so good. The Tartine was a delicious blend of really good goat cheese and pear goodness- plus there was a delicious salad. The roast beef sandwich came with an amazing mustard dressing. And my husband said the duck tart was outstanding. The vibe is casual and the people who work there are as nice as can be- and there's a dog! And the dog is super cute and he will come and greet you, and also check to see if you dropped anything delicious. The coffees here are also outstanding- heck, everything is outstanding. It's just a great place to go. So go. There email is: madmarycuisine@gmail.com

A very cute cafe with good food!…read more There is plenty of seating, both inside and outside. The inside is clean. The servers were very nice. This restaurant has a great selection of food from toasts to pancakes and açaí bowls. They have European style coffee and American favorites (pumpkin spice latte anyone?). Overall, this is a great stop!

This cafe is in the breezeway across from where we stayed in Alfama. I must admit... I was having…read morea really hard time finding a latte the way I liked it in Portugal - Quase nailed it. Everyone was so nice, incredibly friendly, and the service was fast. The atmosphere inside is so cozy - like you all are gathering in someone's dining room for breakfast. I enjoyed that. There is a small seating area outside in the alley/breezeway and people will bring their dogs and sit outside and have a coffee. My husband got the ham and cheese croissant most mornings and really enjoyed it. The staff there speaks multiple languages across the bunch which is incredibly impressive. Really casual - a lovely breakfast and coffee spot.

Not just a fresh and fast place with tasty food but some of the kindest people working there. My…read morechild threw up on me and himself and the floor and they didn't even bat an eye. They helped me clean him up, packed up our food, and made sure we were okay. They even invited us back which was really nice considering. We came back the next day and the service was the same

Cute little brunch spot in Lisboa…read more Drinks - 5/5 for the cappuccino and coconut smoothie we got to go Food - 3.5/5, plenty of healthy options on the menu. The eggs benedict served on tomato toast was average and was missing some sauce, the French toast was better but a bit dry and needed a lot of syrup. Service - 4/5, a tad bit slow and not as attentive Ambience - 5/5, loved the mood, lighting and music. A great setting to enjoy a meal.

If you are looking for a cute local restaurant with a fantastic breakfast and brunch menu, Augusto…read moreis an absolute gem. The shakshuka, part of the seasonal menu, was incredibly flavorful and bright. The tomato sauce was perfectly balanced, not overly acidic at all, and beautifully complemented by the green pea hummus, fresh salad, and red onion. It comes with exceptional homemade sourdough bread that is perfect for wiping up every last bit of sauce. My only tiny critique is that I wish the egg yolk had been a bit more runny rather than jammy, but it was still a delicious dish. For drinks, the Cremoso Iced Coffee is a total indulgent treat. Combining a double shot of espresso with vanilla, milk, and pastéis de nata ice cream, it is definitely on the sweeter side for coffee in Portugal. It feels more akin to a standard, sweetened iced coffee in America, but the blend of sugar, cream, and cinnamon made it the perfect vacation splurge. The interior decor is adorable, bringing lots of tropical, fresh, and welcoming vibes that are perfect for a cozy morning. Because the indoor seating is fairly limited, I can see it getting packed during peak hours. However, my party of three walked right in and got a table with no issues on a Monday morning around 9:00 AM. I would highly recommend Augusto if you're in the area and looking for a high quality, local brunch spot.

Located in a beautiful part of Lisboa that's around the corner from one of the better souvenir…read moremarkets in the area & just a few minutes ride on the tram from their "city center". The inside of Augusto is very picturesque, but it is SMALL. If you're picky about seating placement, then be sure to arrive right when they open or after 12pm during the week. It's also pretty chilly as they have fans constantly going, so prepare for that. Food wise, everything was fresh & delicious. If you want to get a little bit of everything then their brunch option is the way to go.