I only went out dancing a couple times in Lisbon, but this place came recommended & I ended up…read morethere for a 90s rock nite one Friday. The crowd was super cool, the music was good, the drinks & service were great too...I'm still not exactly sure how to get there the normal way, though, it's in the sub-sub-basement of a shopping mall, so I basically wandered into the service stairwell of this deserted building & down half a dozen flights of stairs until I found a door that was unlocked. Hahaha? No for real. CR

My wife and I went to SEEN rooftop today (March 22, 2026) for lunch and were thoroughly impressed…read more The food was fresh and delicious, the team from the hotel staff that greeted us in the lobby, to the hostess who met us at the elevator upstairs, to the bartenders that greeted us as we walked in and to eat and every waitress that stopped by our table. All of them were friendly, welcoming and went above and beyond. Seriously, not only did they do their job, but they went out of their way to make us feel special and welcomed. It was such a great experience. Oh, did I mention the view? Amazing! The food there was great, we had mostly sushi, sashimi, tacos, etc, all of which was fresh and tasty. The wait team gave us recommendations which were spot on. No upsells, but honest and right on the money based on what we described we wanted. They knew their stuff and delivered. That was a highlight for sure. Well done, SEEN team. And as a side note, the folks - well one person in particular - who complained about the dress code, it's seriously not a "thing." It's very clearly spelled out and it's not a huge burden. Image attached. It's clearly referenced when you make a reservation, it's on their website, and it's frankly not unreasonable. We saw a range of people there and they were all welcomed. The bottom line is, this place is a nicer place. If you feel like being overly casual, or sloppy, this likely isn't the place for you. And that's totally ok. There are plenty of other rooftops you can go to and be overly casual or sloppy at and fit right in, no problem. But honestly, you have to proactively work to not meet the dress code here. Especially during lunch. All that being said, we loved this place and will definitely be back. Highly recommended!

The view is spectacular and the service was good. We just went for a drink and they were very…read moreaccommodating

I was doing a lot of research for my trip to Lisbon Portugal and several YouTubers mentioned this…read moreplace. My plan was to visit this place and I was not disappointed. Our bartender was very friendly and attentive. The drinks he made were also amazing. My friend drink had his name on the drink and he was impressed. The place is also very trendy.

Truly unique and deliciously crafted cocktails. Between my group of friends, we sampled most of the…read moremenu and were in awe of every drink. There are unique notes and perfectly balanced flavors in each of their items. I often find that cocktail bars may prioritize the visual look of a cocktail while the flavor may be lacking. This is not the case with Cinco Lounge - the drinks beautifully presented and even tastier to enjoy! The atmosphere is wonderful as well - relaxing seating, beautiful decor, music and lighting. Our waiter was also very friendly and gave us great recommendations. This is an absolute must if you are visiting Lisbon!

Stayed at Pensão Amor on Pink Street in Lisbon and this place was honestly one of the most unique…read morehotel experiences I've had. The concept alone is wild. Apparently an old brothel turned hotel/bar and they fully lean into the history in such a fun and creative way. When I entered the room, there was a note from the former "madam" who supposedly worked the room back in the day, which already was interesting and unique. But the funniest moment was when I tried to open what I thought was a closet... only for it to a full tall display of sex toys that all light up and turn on when you press the button on the glass. Completely unexpected and definitely memorable lol. The location is honestly perfect if you want to be in the middle of everything. Pink Street stays busy and lively all night, and I personally loved that energy. Quick tip: if there's a line outside the bar, just show the doorman your room key and you can skip right in, which was a nice perk of staying there. The drinks were also so good from what I remember, and the outside patio always had a fun crowd and atmosphere. Hotel staff and bartenders were absolutely amazing. If you're someone looking for total peace and silence... this is probably not your hotel. But if you want personality, nightlife, and to stay somewhere unforgettable in Lisbon, this place is absolutely worth it.

A must stop on Pink Street, this brothel turned bar is so much fun and serves some incredible…read moredrinks. I tried their twist on a pornstar martini, so incredibly delicious. The bartender put on a show mixing the drinks and told us how they add their on flair to the classics. This place has some fun decor and hidden images that will turn heads. And PS, the upstairs Madames Lounge is a hotel!

I've been here years ago and when I came back this year (Summer 2024), I told my friends that they…read moregotta experience this "beach clubbing" in Portugal. So we went! My friends and I had an amazing time esp since we got in quite fast and started drinking right away! When we weren't drinking, we were just dancing since music was pretty good! Drinks were on the weaker side but it did its job and we were quite satisfied (and spirited) by 4 AM. Club closes at 7 but we were gone at that point. One cool thing they do is having customer prepay a card so you gotta have a good estimate of how much you're gonna drink. Initially, the lady suggested 25 for us girls but we're heavy drinkers so we got 50 and it was more than enough! We went back and forth between the inside dance floor and the patio where the pool is. Both areas were lit last night. :) I highly recommend that you visit this spot!

They kick out Americans for speaking English, the security guards do not speak English and cannot…read morehelp with anything

The best place we went in Lisboa! The cocktails are all unique and amazing in their own way. When…read morewe got there we were just chatting with the bartender who turned out to be the owner as well! Him and his co-owner gave us amazing recommendations for not only Portugal, but the rest of our backpacking trip. Great coversation and a great attitude about "enjoying making drinks for people." The service was 100/10, the drinks are 100/10, and the atmosphere is super cute!!! Would highly recommend for anyone in Lisbon :)

Fun place to check out the night sky! A little bit difficult to get service but it was really busy.read more

We stopped by here after dinner on a Tuesday evening. The cocktails themselves were just okay but…read morethe real draw was the view of the city - a friend told me that the view was incredible at sunset. Unfortunately, it was rainy that evening so I would make sure that when you go the weather is good.

this place has been closed for a long time. just tried to go there, walked in circles, sweating…read more finally called, a woman answered, gave me the news, we both had a good laugh, and hung up. LOL. CLOSEDDDDDDDDD PERMANENTLY

I stayed at the Sheraton hotel for a few times in Lisbon but never bothered to go to the hotel…read morerestaurant - eh who goes to a hotel restaurant in such a beautiful city with so many restaurant options anyway? Well, tonight, I decided to spare myself the travel and come visit the restaurant. Panorama is on the 24th floor. With the stunning view, my slightly lonesome evening did not appear to be too lonesome after all. I order the Red Prawn and the suckling pig. Red Prawn is a Lisbon / Spain specialty, so I'd extremely highly recommend this if you have never had one. As for suckling pig, it's also a traditional Portuguese dish. Before I get started on the dishes, I must first compliment their bread. For those who have read my previous reviews, they will know, I DON'T EAT BREAD. I packed my then boyfriend now husband's toaster and put it in the attic when I moved in with him 7 years ago. With that said, this bread is amazing. Soft and buttery... and it was served with the lard from Jamon iberaco. OK super unhealthy but WOW! Next is the Red Prawns. They separated the red prawn into 3 parts (technically 4) - they made the bottom of the head crispy, they seared the prawn itself, they used the juice from the head to make a sauce and they used the meat in the head to make a "fake cherry tomato". The entire dish stimulated all the different parts of my taste buds. I am a huge red prawn fan and I have had it MANY times. I usually like it just - grilled. Basic as it is naturally amazing. But this was a true piece of art. Then I had the suckling pig. I think it was very good, they had a beautiful head of lettuce grilled with seafood flavours (a shrimp sauce) with crisps and shredded pork. Mixed with the pork was a piece of crunchy skin crispified to perfection. The dish was absolutely exquisite. Since I was a bit tired tonight, I ended with just a mint tea. They gave me some complimentary sweets, which was the perfect ending to a beautiful meal. I can imagine the tasting dishes would be amazing as well, but I simply did not have the room. Expect to spend 50(a la carte or small tasting menu)-80 (big tasting menu) Euros pp without the alcohol - for such quality, and Michelin level food, I think it's very reasonable. Hope you'll give it a chance.

This place is very worth it for the views. It is a gorgeous place to just drink and look outside…read more You can see the whole city and the red roofs. And you're directly facing the Castelo de Sao Jorge. It's very intimate and there wasn't a lot of people when I was there. Since the Santa Justa lift is closed, one of the best locations to see a very similar view. I will say it was extremely difficult to find it at first. That is the main reason why I didn't get my five stars. The GPS gets confused because it's located on the second floor and so it keeps taking you down the street of the santa justa lift. I was getting so frustrated because I was looping around a bunch of times. In order to find it, you have to go to the Carmo convent and it is behind the Museum. Otherwise, though it has a classic drink menu for a decent price. There's around 50 people worth of seating covered and uncovered. I will say, though when the sunset happens, you're completely shaded by buildings and so it's on the cooler darker side until they turn on the lights.

Amazing views. We were literally centered to the Justa lift! Speaking skyline views. Duck…read morecroquettes were tasty. Drinks were ice cold. Highly recommend!