Great restaurant at the top. The staff are friendly and about their business, food and wine…read morepairings. Make reservations as it's a small place but very tasty.

This tiny restaurant was not easy to find, but worth the search. The proprietor Carlota has a…read morewonderful selection of Portuguese wine, which was unexpected in such a small place. Tapas were great, and be sure to save room for homemade dessert.

THE BIG: Non alcoholic shop in the Principe Real neighborhood of Lisbon. Very small shop with a lot…read moreof variety. Street parking available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: My wife wanted to come here to explore the non alcoholic wine options here. The owner was in and able to explain about the non alcoholic options. It has not only non alcoholic wines but also non alcoholic beers and spirits. A variety for anyone who wants to practice not drinking alcohol! THE FINAL BAMBOO: Fun, small shop with alot of character and a great place for those looking for a sober experience!

If you haven't already, you have to try the Lisbon specific liquor. This is one of the place that…read moresells Ginja in a chocolate cup. You drink half of the shot and then eat the rest of the cup with the remainder. It gives a very rich and full flavor, but I will warn you that people do you think it tastes like medicine. It's so easy and it's a quick in and out store. The worker was so knowledgeable and is English friendly. You can also buy different cuts of meat and cheeses. She allowed me to do a taste test before I purchased the cheese and I thought it was very thoughtful of her. I ended up purchasing a block of goat cheese, but if you're in the market for cheeses, I would highly recommend that you guys at least also try the sheep milk cheese. That one was the most specific flavor that was also extremely unique. It was overall very cute store that you could shop around in and the food was tasty.

Awesome place to stop by and try 1 Euro Ginjinha. It is served one either white or dark chocolate…read morecup and just the right size to endure the unique tasting of this drink. To me, it was more like Nyquil, cherry flavored of course. Greeted by super nice lady. Did have a additional seating in the back for some drinks and food. Since we did not have enough time, settled for the sight seeing and try out the drinks everyone is talking about.

This tiny craft beer shop has an amazing selection of rare bottles and cans. From the street, the…read morestore is very nondescript. But don't judge a book by its cover. I was absolutely blown away to find beers from all over the globe, including a lot of hard-to-find American beers, in this little beer haven. The woman working at the store was very helpful, and she updates their Untappd list regularly with new arrivals.

The José Maria da Fonseca winery tour was one of the highlights of our time in Portugal. From the…read moremoment it started, it was clear this would be more than just a walk through barrels and bottles. The tour itself was engaging and well paced, with a strong focus on history. We learned about the origins of the winery, the family legacy, and how their winemaking traditions have evolved over generations. It felt informative without ever being dry, and you could tell the guide genuinely cared about what they were sharing. Walking through the cellars was especially memorable. Rows upon rows of aging barrels, dimly lit spaces, and a real sense of time passing quietly alongside the wine. It gave real context to what eventually ends up in the glass. The tasting was excellent and leaned toward premium selections rather than entry level pours. Each wine was thoughtfully introduced, with explanations that made the tasting more meaningful without feeling scripted. Everything we tried was high quality and expressive. The charcuterie board was a perfect complement. Fresh, flavorful, and generous, it elevated the tasting rather than feeling like an afterthought. Simple, well chosen accompaniments that let the wine shine. Overall, this was a polished yet personal experience. Informative, relaxed, and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish. If you have any interest in Portuguese wine, especially from the Setúbal region, the José Maria da Fonseca winery tour is absolutely worth your time.

We stopped here for lunch, as we drove to Portugal from Spain, at the recommendation of our driver…read more He called ahead several times, but the phone was never answered, which we would later see, was a common theme for them! The two young women in the dining room did not speak English, and their Spanish wasn't great either, so communicating was a struggle, but we got by. We ordered fish soup, the soup of the day, beef carpaccio and a dessert, along with two glasses of wine. The soup of the day, vegetable was ok, it was simply pureed veggies, but the fish soup was outstanding! It was full of fish chunks and fresh veggies, I could have eaten another bowl for sure! The beef carpaccio was served with shaved parmesan, arugula and capers. It was quite tasty, but was more of an appetizer for one person perhaps. The dessert was probably the best part, it was so unique, so beautiful, and probably the most filling! The wine was good, but it was hard to really know what to order because the menu we were presented, did not describe the wines, or where they came from, so it was sort of a blind pick, and we honestly don't even know if they were from the actual winery or not!

You must visit the original one and only location, which is this one right off of Russo Square…read more Love that you can pick your experience with or without cherries, and the prices were so much more reasonable than had, we waited and bought some at duty-free. Definitely save some space in your suitcase for a bottle. One note, there are several beggars out front who asked for all of your change, they weren't too intrusive, but just no that they're all the time. Keep an eye on your personal because it can get busy here.

This is a very small store where people order the ginjinha at the counter, step outside to down the…read moredrink, and then return the glasses at the counter. I came back here at least 2-3 times because it was a unique and interesting experience. The ginjinha is sweet and syrupy, but not too sweet like other places I've tried. It's also right next door to my favorite pastel de nata store, Nata Portuguesa, so I could get both fixes in one trip. Most people recommend the ginjinha with the cherry but I prefer it without. The drink is filled to the brim and I have shaky hands so it would get sticky and messy sometimes. But the store is prepared and has a little sink inside on the right to rinse off.

Such a fantastic thing - you walk up and order a 1.60 euro Ginja shot. Make sure you get the…read morecherry! We came here on a food tour but ended up liking it so much we came back! The place was historical- part of the Loja Com Historical shops. https://lojascomhistoria.pt/about You just stand outside- there's no inside seating.

A stop on our walking Lisbon Food Tour…read more Shots of cherry moonshine. Awesome. Be sure to eat the marinated cherry at the bottom of your shot glass. Delicious.

This winery was part of a private wine tour we had booked. We sat outside and were able to sample 5…read moredifferent wines. They ranged from a dry white, a few reds and a sweet white. I have regrets that I didn't bring the sweet white home...it was so refreshing. They have a beautiful farm and we were excited to see the cork trees. The inside tasting area was small but service was friendly. Out of the wineries we visited, this was my favorite.

Amazing service and prices. Wine is well balanced and…read moreexcellent for the value. The scenery and surrounding hills are exquisite.