in the summer, the best relaxing place in the city, with a spectacular view over tagus river (rio…read moretejo)

Our first night in Lisbon we asked the guy at the hotel for a recommendation, something within…read morewalking distance of, good local food, not too fussy. This was it exactly. The food was excellent, the service was so attentive. They really wanted us to enjoy ourselves and we did! It was busy but we weren't hurried at all. A beautiful fall night on the patio. And very reasonably priced

Discreetly hidden in a movie set museum and working theatre is 39 Degraus. Hmmm.....Many locals…read morehere, that's a good sign. There is a steady downpour of rain and this place is packed at 9:15pm. Another good sign. Noise level is above average. Instead of waiting for a seat or eating on the patio outside with the smokers the Mrs and I are ordering To Go or Take Away. Definitely a quality burgers, cooked to order. It was yummy. Fries were done crispy on the outside and not overcooked on the inside. Attentive service even though it was busy. If we do pass by on the way back home we would definitely be back.

Cerca Moura is an eclectic little pace. We were pleasantly surprised how good the food is. This…read morewas the best pasteleis de bacalhau (codfish cakes) are the best we had in Lisbon. They are fluffy, lite and flavorful.

It's a great place to sit outdoors, have a beer or glass of wine, grab some lunch, and people…read morewatch..You'll be doing a lot of watching because there are a lot of people around and service is on the slow side. Make that VERY slow. Can't figure out why either, wasn't crowded, ordered soup and a beer and it took forever! The fish soup was lackluster and didn't have either fish or flavor. But the beer was cold and it felt great to lounge around and take a break from a hot day. Would I go back? No. But I'm feeling generous with the rating because I enjoyed the experience.

This is a great place for some traditional Portuguese home cooking, the service was great as it was…read morerun by an older husband and wife who treated their patrons as if they were guests at their kitchen table. As it is a traditional Portuguese restaurant don't expect any English menu training wheels, but the bacalhau is excellent and keeps bringing me back, or order the Frango (chicken for an alternative) very affordable prices also.

This coffee shop is groundside at the Rossio station, just next to the turnstiles for the trains. I…read morehad 20 minutes until the next train and an empty stomach, so this worked well. The young lady behind the counter did not speak much English at all but I was able to "coffee" and point at a croissant, so it went well. The coffee was delicious and the croissant was fresh. Good for a snack before boarding the train to Sintra. [Review 16653 overall - 166 in Portugal - 165 of 2022.]

Really good croissants. The coffee not so good and it was extremely hot, I couldn't drink it but…read moreafter an hour, which I think it's a good idea for the winter not for the summer.