Great burritos The…read moreambiance is very lively, they got live music. The service is friendly. They do have wifi.

This is a small restaurant where all tables are 4-6 seaters and mostly shared. It is not a fine…read moredine restaurant, but is extremely buzzing with great food and drinks. Good authentic Mexican food, for sure! But the best in this place is the modern look and cosmopolitan sense it has - everything is built and organized with the most attention and you can notice the mix of inspirations. Absolute great tacos and even bolder flavor cocktails. The cocktails are mostly tequila and mezcal based with a modern twist. We tried most of the vegetarian options - all of their tacos, quesadillas, burritos, and a couple more things. Drinks could be a little bit bigger to be honest. Price was quite rough for Mexican food, but at the same time it's understandable, there aren't too many places where the food is as authentic. Love the massive range of fresh salsas they give you to try with the meal. Besides that, you will also find the best staff and playlists in Lisbon here. If you like Mexican food and trendy places you can't miss one. During our one week of stay in Lisbon we went to this place for dinner twice. Pistola Y Corazon definitely lives up to their good reputation!

We ordered takeout after seeing the reviews. So glad we did! My vegan tacos were amazing, and the…read moreburritos and veggie tacos. Churros were delicious! The outstanding item on rte menu was however the Elote street corn. 10/10.

Fresh food, great service!! Can sit inside or out. Got the amazing chicken tacos, sweet potato…read morefries and chips and homemade guacamole. Best chips ever!!

Stay away! Poor food. Poor service. Credit machine supposedly not working but never informed…read more So many better places in the Bairro Alto. Stay away from this trap!

Found this place quite by accident while wandering Lisbon and it was exactly the perfect snack we…read moreneeded to bridge lunch and dinner. The service was excellent, and the tacos were great! Very authentic style street tacos. What a happy find!

The vibe is so fun, food was delicious! Noor was a fabulous service and gave the best…read morerecommendations. My favorite was the fried calamari

Very nice set-up, original decoration, I was really impressed and it gives a great atmosphere…read more El Clandestino is a Ceviche restaurant. We love Ceviche!! We tried 3 of them and found them good. They also propose a lot of Margaritas. Service was OK. Depending on who was taking care of you... indeed, it is quite big. You might want to book a table. Enjoy!!! And take it easy with the Margaritas ;-) (or not)

In a very central location and near our hotel, Lisbon Colours, as well as Praça Luís de Camões…read moreplaza where you can find parking and bus/tram stops, leading all over Lisbon, you will find the Best Burger in Lisbon at A Cultura do Hambúrguer PROS - Warm reception and equally inviting decor ... OOH-RAH! - The Potato Skins (€3.95) were good, crispy and had a simple, tasty garlic mayo sauce on top even though I was expecting 'American-style' with bacon, etc. - The homemade Lime and Berry Ade (€3.95) were both good - The Salgadieras Hamburgers ((€9.45) came with cheese, bacon, caramelized onions, tomato, and mayo on a homemade seeded bun and were ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ... we all agreed that they were the best burgers we all have had in a long time, stateside or in Europe ... HOOAH! - The prices were very fair, considering the portion sizes and quality of the 100% homemade food - The Key Lime Pie and Cheesecake (€4.95 each) were scrum-diddly-umptious - Our server, João, was extremely friendly, professional, and informative ... MUITO OBRIGADO! CONS - The Potato Skins could have used a bit more of the garlic mayo sauce - The dessert prices were a tad high for the portion sizes CombatCritic Gives A Cultura do Hambúrguer 9 BOMBS OUT OF 10 ... I Will Definitely Be Back The Next Time We Are In Lisbon ... More Bombs Are Better!

Area wasn't great and really wasn't the place I thought it'd be. The burgers were okay but…read moreexpensive. I wouldn't go out of my way to try this again. The service was good however.

An incredible dinner experience during our trip to Portugal - a group of 6 enjoyed this meal tapas…read morestyle. We ordered a handful of appetizers with all of them being hits - I really don't think you could go wrong with any of them. Our favorites were certainly the fresh oysters. I ordered the cod for my entree and was so impressed how many unique ways corn was incorporated into the dish. I really enjoyed this entire experience - the food, the service, the ambience. Would absolutely recommend for anyone visiting Lisbon!

Rosamar is delicious. We weren't very hungry for dinner that night so our only regret was not being…read moreable to order more! Our favorite had to be the coconut oysters, just because it was such a unique bite, but I would recommend everything we tried!

I'm gonna say that our lunch at A Cevicheria probably was one of the best meals that we had during…read moreour short stay in Lisbon. Just a heads up: Although the restaurant has a outdoor section, that section is more of a waiting section since they do not have lunch/dinner service in that section (as of August 2026). With four groups (2-3 people) in front us, we only had to wait about 20 minutes to get a couple of spots at the bar. However, we efficiently used that time by having a bottle of wine and enjoying the sights (particularly of the Hippo tour buses) while we waited. Another heads up: From our understanding, the restaurant does not accept reservations, so it might be best 1. to dine here for lunch (less of a wait) and 2. to keep your party small (3-4 people). For our dining pleasure, the two of us went with the Selección Cevichera, which included six courses for about 87 euros. Although this meal came with six courses, some might think that the portion sizes are "small". However, I thought it was pretty decent deal (from a tourist's POV). The tasting menu included 1) prawn croquettes, 2) tuna belly with a passionfruit and basil (I think) sauce, 3) tuna and beets (very yummy), 4) Atlantic sea bass, 5) dulce de leche & lime. Oh, crap, I forgot something. Oh well. From top to bottom, all of our courses were absolutely delicious. I think my favorite was the tuna and beets dish. While everything was amazing, I thought the serving of prawn croquettes was way too small. Since we sat at the bar, we had the chance to see the chefs perform their beautiful magic of preparing the food and placing them on the plates in such an elegant fashion. Our server, who I think was also the manager, was absolutely wonderful and quite funny. Someone should bottle his energy and personality because he contributed to making our meal an absolute delight. The ambiance was very inviting, even with the huge octopus hanging from the ceiling. The restaurant is a bit on the small side, which I think adds to its intimate charm. Like I mentioned earlier, it might be best to keep your party size from 1 to 4 people. I assume that a dinner party of more than folks would lead to an extended period of waiting. All in all, I would gladly like to repeat my experience at A Cevicheria during a future Lisbon visit.

This restaurant was recommended to us by our hotel so we decided to stop by. This was an amazing…read moremeal and we left full and happy. Their pisco sours were the smoothest piscos I've ever had -- definitely order one (or two). We ordered their recommended salmon & dragon fruit ceviche, the anticuchos (like skewers) of black pork belly and roasted octopus, and lobster & shrimp causitas (4 pieces) which were kind of like a single bite nigiri but over a potato biscuit. All the dishes were delicious and drool worthy. Seafood was very fresh and tasty. Not the cheapest meal in Portugal, but we thoroughly enjoyed it and would come back. Staff was super friendly and kindly explained the different parts of the menu so we could better decide what to order. The interior is bright, not too many seats, but there's a giant octopus hanging from the ceiling. Definitely recommend giving them a try if you're in the area and like seafood!

Being from the San Francisco Bay Area I know Peruvian food. This was delicious! I had the Lomo…read moreSaltado and my friend had the fried rice. Both amazing with a generous portion. Service is great and they are very friendly but a bit slow so don't come in a hurry. As a side note the bathrooms are really nice.

When my husband and I walked in Cantina Peruana we had no idea that it was the collaboration…read morebetween the Michelin star Portuguese chef José Avillez and Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz. After an early start (by American standards) bar hopping on Pink Street it was time to fill our bellies. We were warmly greeted and shown a table. Our waitress was patient with our questions and made a few suggestions. We started with round of mojitos (the best we've had in recent memory) and perused the menu. Most items are tapas (small plates) so we ordered several dishes to try and share. We told our waitress to bring us the dishes we need to try as they all looked so good. She was enthusiastic and came up with excellent choices. While we waited for our food we chatted with a lovely couple at the table next to us. They were from Romania and visited Lisbon periodically to dine at all of José Avillez's establishments (I believe he has 7 in the Lisbon region). I knew we were in for a treat. Everything from the octopus and crab ceviche to the grilled octopus skewers to our beef Asian stir fry was flavorful and fresh. Our only regret was not ordering the 7 course prix fixe menu that our new friends next to us were enjoying. We finished our meal with coffee and tres leches to share. It was the perfect finish to a wonderful meal.