Came here for a quick drink. Got a gin and tonic and caprinah. They were 7 euros each. The service…read morewas friendly and fast. The gin and tonic came in a nice wine glass. They also have plastic cups in case you want to take it on the road The bar is very small, maybe has around 10 small tables.

My husband and I went in last night & it was definitely a cool vibe, we were going to bar hop but…read moreended up staying there all night. Everyone was super friendly & they have a bartender that likes to make specialty drinks! I had an espresso martini & it was delicious Would definitely recommend this place !

We were struggling to find somewhere while it was raining, a fish place with lots of reviews on…read moreyelp was crammed, and they couldn't give us a wait time. This place was down the street and had no reviews, but it was raining and we took a chance. And yeah, glad we did - as we came in, it was a small place and empty. We were told they only had pizza - but what pizza! Ultimately, the music was a cool kind of local upbeat ska, the pizzas were the best I've have anywhere in the world in a while, and the beer was lovely. Highly recommend!!

Absolutely the best gin tonic ever!! Very quaint and chill vibes. Great service and atmosphere.read more

Lisboa Bar is everything you could hope to find in a bar. Amazing views from their patio rooftop. A…read moreselection of decently priced drinks. Friendly service. A mix of tourists and locals. Came here on our last night in Lisbon to enjoy a few last caipirinhas with a view, and this place did not disappoint. We were served pretty much immediately after taking a look at the extensive bar menu and picking our poison. I went with the black caipirinha, my partner stuck to the traditional one. We walked around the back to access the upstairs patio which was relatively empty when we first got there, but filled up considerably as the night went on. You can see the top of the castle lit up at night from the rooftop patio as well as lots of the city, which is really a sight to see. Our drinks were strong and well made. Definitely stop by at some point during your trip to Lisbon!

Great view (upstairs deck). Reasonably priced. Seedy enough to keep tourists away. Loved it.read more

My wife and I were in Lisbon and we happened to be about a block away from this place on the hill…read morewith hundreds of steps. We entered and it is a pretty small place with a TV and there were about 8 options for Beer. I got the IPA. It was nice and hoppy and I sat down and watched the patrons. We only had one beer, but the thing is, it was PRICEY! I think it was like 7 or dollars or something like that, compared to a Super Bock the same size for $4. Fun place for a beer.

What other brewery has a white stout? This is exactly what attracted me to this brewpub and it did…read morenot disappoint. I was really surprised by all of the beer that I got on my flight. Love this place!

Stopped in and had so much fun with the live band. The place was packed! Music was awesome and…read moreeveryone was having a great time. My only complaint is that you could barely move inside to get to the back where the bar is located. But I'd definitely come back.

Typical Irish pub septic located in the middle of Lisbon Portugal. All of the locals are here and…read moreyou can hear the Irish accent super great break from the day we had cocktails and the bartender was fantastic.

I found this place on recommendation from my travel company. It was just the right place to spend a…read morehot Monday afternoon after a long day of travel. I chose a quaint short table with two stools in window, open to the street. The menu was easily available in Portuguese and English by scanning a QRC on the table. I ordered a Delirium Tremens, a golden pale ale, claimed to have been elected as the best beer in the world. With easily an inch and a half head, the beer was indeed tasty. I chose the Delirium Portuguese Clams, a new menu, of steamed clams with ample garlic and focaccia. The clams were fabulous! Paying was as easy as scanning the QRC again. Having said that, service was still fabulous and my server checked on me several times without being overbearing. The music was fantastic, without being so loud you couldn't relax.

What a delightful spot to stop into and grab a beer! The tiny balcony seating was lovely and we…read morewere able to snag seats both times we visited. The service is cheerful, helpful, and unobtrusive. We loved visiting here and sampling the beers on two separate afternoons. What a great treat to find delicious Belgian beers in Portugal!

Super cool bar that has a great atmosphere with live music, good food, and is open late. We ended…read moreup here twice on our last trip to Lisboa and both visits were awesome. Our waiter for both nights was named Diogo that was very attentive, laid back and just very cool. His professionalism made us all feel comfortable as we drank and probably were a bit loud haha! The bar owner, Miguel, was also very nice too. He kept coming around to make sure we were taken care of. This is a must stop in Lisboa if you want a great cozy bar experience. They all speak English and they take credit cards.

We had the veal croquets, filled with tons of tasty beefy goodness, so delicious. The fish and…read morechips was pretty decent too. Service was great, Nesha was supper friendly. This place was very welcoming.

It was a nice sunny day and we walked into this British bar with nice music. Lots of kind service…read moreworkers clean a full bar lots of super Bach varieties on top. Definitely a great place to watch soccer.

Solid bar with great vibes, delightful live music on the weekends, and good drinks. After dinner, I…read morecame by with a few friends, and we hung out at the British Bar chatting for nearly four hours, probably the longest amount of time I've ever stayed at any single bar. We took a seat near the front door, so we had a front-row seat to the live music duo that came by around 10 or 11 PM. They performed wonderfully, and it was still quiet enough in the rest of the bar to continue chatting as we enjoyed the music. The drinks were solid; I had a caipirinha, and my friends each had a mojito. It's a bit odd to say that the British Bar was one of my favorite bars in Portugal, but it was still a phenomenal time.

This was a cute little pub but definitely corporate. The service was slow or I would give it five…read morestars. I think that it gets too busy and you do not have one dedicated server, so with people wanting to sit inside we got ignored a little bit outside. But to be fair, there were only about four tables of people outside. It would be good if they had a dedicated outside server. We ordered a steak and fries, and a salad and soup with the accompanying covert of olives bread and butter. The food was a little above average and they listed the steak as being a grilled steak but it was obviously pan fried. It came in a cute little pan with the fries making the appearance a little nicer than average. They cut the state perfectly it was stared on the outside and pink in the middle. Not a lot of seasoning but the steak flavors were able to shine through. The salad was just a simple bed of iceberg with some tomatoes and a few sliced onions, but I find that to be very standard for most of Europe. The soup was very standard soup for the region which is actually quite tasty, it just needs a little salt and pepper. It's the same vegetable soup that is in most restaurants, so it is probably pre-prepared but I do like it. It always comes pureed, so if you think you're ordering a big hearty vegetable soup (especially in an Irish pub)be prepared, in almost all of Europe they purée their soups. It was a cute little place on the main walkway with the view of the river and the cable cars. It's a very touristy area so the price was great for such a touristy area. I would just recommend that they train their servers to be a little more on top of the people outside and perhaps a little more friendly. I have attached photos of the menu and the drink menu so you can see the list in advance.

Meh. I actually went to two Irish & Cos in my trip to Portugal (don't ask...was with a group that…read moresought the familiarity of an Irish pub). This is the only one I actually ate/drank at, as I really didn't want to be in the one in Porto (ended up being a good decision). Anyhow, ate at this one with a friend. To be fair, both the drink and food prices were pretty damn good for such a touristy location. That is the only redeeming quality. The fish and chips were not remotely good. Super greasy and oily without a hint of crisp. House wine was acceptable enough. Going back to Lisbon soon and won't be back.

Pro: They serve food until 1:30am, whereas most places in Lisbon shut down at midnight…read more Cons: They allow smoking inside, and the beer is a bit pricey compared to other spots around Lisbon. The food was fine, and it delivered what I needed when I got off a train late and it was the only place still serving food. If I had gone here for a regular meal I'd be much less happy given the inside smoking and food quality.

Came here to watch an England game during the Euro 2016 on a weekday around 2PM. Had a couple of…read morebeers and food. Although it was quite busy we had no issue getting food and drinks in a timely fashion. First Impression: Just like any "Irish" pub I have been to anywhere in the world, but with an extra floor. Very crowded (keeping in mind the game was on). Service: Was served beer at the bar quickly. We sat down at a table and the waitress asked us if we wanted to order food, we did but we had to take a look at the menu. Once we had decided what we wanted we only had to wait around 15 minutes for the food to arrive. Atmosphere: With the game going it was very loud, and a lot of people possibly on their way to/from the airport with all of their bags, so very crowded. For some reason all of the TVs were tuned to different channels for half of the game so half of the pub was on a channel which was 1 minute delayed. That was slightly annoying but eventually we got all of the screens changed to the same channel. Food: I ordered a veggie burger with chips. I was very impressed with the burger which was quite large and seemed to be homemade. I could easily say this was one of the best veggie burgers I have ever had, (forget the bland frozen small fried burger you get at many places). The bun was not very good though, mediocre bread. Nothing really special about the chips they seemed like average fluffy oven chips. The salad was nice and came with dressing already on it. Drinks: Selection was okay, exactly what you would expect from an Irish pub. There were a few craft beer choices of which I was surprised. I ended up ordering a pint of Sagres Lager. Price: In total the meal with a beer was around €14, which I thought was quite reasonable. Restrooms: Average restrooms that were clean. Nothing to complain about. Overall: A nice pub if you're looking to watch any UK or Irish games. Decent food and a nice selection of beers. Near the center of all of the tourist activity so as you could guess the prices are not exactly the cheapest but they are also not astronomical.