This was our favorite restaurant in Lisboa. It was on the street we stayed on and we went back…read moremultiple times. The owner was very sweet, always had suggestions and you can tell has a real love of his restaurant and sharing his traditional food with everyone. We also loved the vintage feel of the old wood bar. Try everything on the menu.

For an American touring Portugal first time, I loved this place. Food was super healthy and service…read morewas nice too

Great find off the regular path. We stopped for lunch after visiting the waterfront. It's half way…read moreup the hill. It was all outdoor seating with umbrellas to provide much needed shade. The Portuguese toast was fantastic with presunto, arugula, tomatoes, cheese on a crusty darker bread. The gazpacho was also very good. We also had a couple of Greek salads that were great (no lettuce) feta, cucumber, tomato, red onion. Our server was very good and spoke English (for those who need that).

Oops almost forgot about this review from my trip to Portugal in February 2023. This restaurant is…read morefamily run by very kind people. We stumbled upon this place after a day of exploring. It was chilly at our table outside and they brought us blankets!! My friend had delicious wine and we shared a giant platter of seafood paella. Even though I can be picky with my seafood, I ate everything in this dish! We were very satisfied and would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area!

O Marques is located in a narrow alleyway close to Rossio station. The restaurant was busy but we…read morewere seated right away. They do have an outdoor seating area as well. This looks to be a popular restaurant for some locals and tourists. The menu is pretty straight forward and serving up the most popular Portuguese and Lisbon fare. Some of the staff do not speak English. The food took some time to come out due to miscommunication with the older server who didn't speak English. The other server was able to resolve our issue and fix up our order. The prices here are very reasonable and the portions are huge. I wish I found this place sooner because every dish that came out of the kitchen looked delicious. As for our steaks, my Tbone had nice flavour and was juicy. The only critique would be the cooking consistency of the steak. There some parts medium rare and other parts well done. The steak was served with fries. You can add additional side of rice or salad for additional cost. The steak with Portuguese sauce was served with egg on top and gravy. The steak was well done instead of medium rare which we would prefer. The fries were served on the side so they won't get soggy from the gravy. Next time we will try the cod fish which comes fried, grilled or boiled. I saw alot of patrons ordering the fried sausage and the cow steak with chips, rice and egg. I recommend coming here early and prepare to wait if you are larger party. The prices are really reasonable and the portions were generous. The beers here were ice cold and smooth. The desserts are good too and we will try this place again before we leave Lisbon.

My hotel (Rossio Boutique Hotel) recommended this restaurant my first night because I wanted…read moredelicious local food in walking distance(slightly jet -lagged). I ordered the grilled cod and I hope they don't get tired of me if I'm here everyday for my 5 day trip. I dipped the bread in the garlic butter remains after the cod and potatoes dish. I ate while others were standing at the door waiting to get in for a table. I felt so lucky but a little bad because they got there a little late for dinner, so come exactly at 7pm if you want a good seat for dinner. The locals all ordered the steak, so that's my choice for tomorrow. Yes, I know there are other places that might be fancier, but I chose quality protein with food that does not require extra salt and pepper. No salt and pepper at each table =a confident chef. My highest recommendation for the first day when you are slightly jet lagged and need a consistent, solid protein boost from your flight. It also respects your budget for those who have other splurges to invest in during your trip.

You will be missing out if you are not at this restaurant at least once while in Lisbon. Literally…read moreas local as it gets and family owned. Popular do Capelo is right across from The Ivens Hotel and right next to a ceramics store Cerámicas La Linha. We have stopped by almost everyday for a quick bite. Locals come in and out for their quick espresso shot with pastry or just have a cold glass of Sagres on tap. It's a simple menu with good food for both lunch and dinner. This is the place to just experience what locals eat and chill. Walk slow so you don't miss the entrance.

This place is a hidden gem! A small hole in the wall, family…read morerun restaurant, that one wouldn't look twice, unless you're a local. The food is delicious. The service is wonderful. It became our go to lunch in Lisbon

Food was good and very reasonably priced with entrees costing 12 euros each. We ordered the sopa…read morecaldo verde, queijo with oil and oregano, grilled salmon, grilled mixed meats, and leite creme. Unfortunately I misread their website and missed the (free) Fado performance by an hour, and that was the reason I chose to eat there. Still the ambiance is nice - it felt like we were inside someone's dining room. Yelpers take note, despite what Yelp says, they DO NOT accept debit cards. I had to rush around the corner to access one of those high fee ATMs to pay cash for the meal.

Nice authentic option. Great food and atmosphere. Like spending time with family. Free live Fado…read moremusic every Friday night performed by the chef, waiter, and others who wish to join in. Be sure to set aside 3 hours if dining on a Friday night. This place fills up quickly, so be sure to come early.

Absolutely incredible food and service. Went into this restaurant on a whim and have never had a…read morebetter night in portugal. Food was delicious and host treated us like family, despite the language barrier. Fado music was absolutely incredible, engaging the entire restaurant. Shrimp rice especiale and wine were delicious. Could not have wished for a better experience in Portugal.

No frills restaurant, in the best of ways. It's an Old Lisbon style restaurant in the middle of a…read moremore modern part of the city and it feels out of place but the locals love it and so do us visitors looking to eat something other than pizza or burgers. My Uber driver told me to come here, it's where he used to eat when he drove a taxi. "It's the real Portuguese food and you won't be paying too much" I saw octopus and potatoes on the menu but they didn't have it when I went so I ended up with the cod fritters rice plate and a glass of white wine. The fritters we had a smooth and creamy inside that almost felt like it was whipped and I loved how they weren't super greasy. They put a lot of care into the sides which I always deeply appreciate, the rice and beans were excellent and simple side salad was fresh cut and clean tasting. The plate was literally totally clean by the time I was done. Staff was great as well, just enough banter and checking in to not be intrusive. Total was 12 euro for this plate and the wine, something like this would easily cost double in the Bay Area.

Found this cute little restaurant while strolling through town. Great local food! Great wine! Great…read moreservice!