This restaurant is built around the view of the Atlantic Ocean. It oozes class and style with the…read moreunderstated décor to the surroundings. There is something for everyone at Atlantico. They describe it as a gastronomic experience, so to say that my friend and I were excited is an understatement. Already sat on the table were some tasty morsels - the bread Selection with homemade butters, tuna pâté, crab pâté and cheese that was marinated in olive oil and paprika. This was a charming start to the meal and experience. We quickly followed it with starters of roasted scallops with sweet potato purée and bacon and garlic Shrimp and green wine sauce. Our excellent waiter recommended the veal entrecote with onion purée and the whole grilled seabass for main course and we went with his recommendation. He certainly knows what he is talking about. Lesson learned - listen to your waiter! Making room for dessert is a speciality that my friend and I have mastered over the years. This time we made room for Cheesecake with Passion Fruit Coulis, Dark Chocolate Dome, Caramel and Cherry Ice Cream and Sardine Ice cream. Not our usual trio but tasted great. All the while, we watched the beauty of the ocean from our elevated view. It was an amazing way to spend a lunch. Highly recommended for anyone at any time. Take a short train ride to get your fix of great food and stunning views in Estoril at Atlantico next time you are in Lisbon.

Great seaviews until sunset too bad they don't use exterior…read morelighting to keep the sea view during the night like Farol modern simple decor tasty food no amazing moments service ok until busy then super slow and very absent pricing very reasonable for quantity and ambiance wine good options including other major world regions portuguese nouvelle leaning italian shared scallop truffle , seafood tagliatelle grilled sirloin and cheese platter best was tagliatelle but skimpy on the seafood sirloin served with gnocchi that was dense like a hockey puck desserts not very exciting all some type of pudding or mousse might venture again for lunch and see if they improve service and food I was surprised given part of Intercontinental Hotel service was not better

Huge variety of pastry items, great coffee in a very historic location near the beach and…read moreworld-famous casino!

We stayed in Estoril during World Youth Day 2023. Garrett's was walkable from our hotel so we ate…read morehere every morning. The wait staff is incredibly friendly and remembered us by the 2nd time we visited. We enjoyed sitting down to eat but also took advantage of their Pastelaria where we would grab pastries and coffee to go for our activities. We had the eggs Benedict and the Benedict Florentine. We found the Florentine fresher with the salmon. The yogurt bowl was yummy and filling. The English breakfast is a classic. The beyond vegan burger was delicious. The French toast was the star of the table. It has a crisp outer shell but soft and moist middle. Delicious!

This restaurant came highly recommended by our hotel (The House on Pink St) and it did not…read moredisappoint. This a lively spot with a lot of happy diners, local and tourists. After starting with the Couvert (olives, crostini and butter) with a glass of local white wine, we spit the octopus and the braised oxtail. The octopus was the best we've ever had and the oxtail was deep in flavor and melt in your mouth tender. The wine list had a lot of local wines that were priced very reasonable. We finished with the mix of chocolate presentations that was delicious. We sat at the long communal table and were able to visit with other travelers and that added to a memorable evening.

STAY AWAY - unbelievably bad and cocky waiter - we walked out…read more This is only the second time in my life that we walked out of a restaurant. We had reservations and looked forward to a good dinner. Pics and reviews were promising. We were greeted by a waiter (possibly french, by his accent) and got pointed (and not walked) to our table. So far - so good....bad? Then we were completely ignored. Some other guest kept coming in, got welcomed, got walked to the table....and got the food and drink menu. And shortly later their drinks. We were stuck at our table. Nobody brought the menu card, nobody asked if we want drinks or anything. The waiter and the waitress (looked new and a bit lost) kept walking by, looking at us - clearly seeing we didn't have anything on our tables yet - not even the menu. But still kept ignoring us. After about 15mins we walked to the bar to get the menu ourselves. Items looked really good (and also judging by what we have seen on other guests plates). Nothing happened for another 10min or so. The the waiter came to ask if we have aldready made up our minds and are ready to order. Ummmmm.....that's the first time you've even talked to us. We didn't even get the drinks menu yet. So he brought the drinks menu. Shortly later he wanted to know our decision. Wait buddy, we just got the menu card. He acted so cocky and behaved like he was better than us (like I said....french accent, no surprises). Other guests got a warm welcome, staff explained the menu, gave recommendations and got serve quickly and friendly. We just got parked at our table and were forgotten. No....not forgotten, but fully ignored. How is that? Huh....tell me how? We were easily capable of spending three-figures for that dinner (like we did at other places). I don't wanna come off as cocky. But we're on vacation and have the money to spend. Even I walked in casually dressed. Was that the problem? C'mon guys...your place acts like upscale, but looks like a canteen with cheap wooden tables. We've had enough and walked out. The waiter even hold the door for us (Hodor....sorry....couldn't help it) on our way out. Wow....way to go pal. We had a fantastic time in Lisbon, met many great people, great (or at least good) staff and waiters / waitresses. But this place here....One star, because a ZERO doesn't exist on Yelp. Looks like they judge the guests when they walk in. Big mistake, friends. Avoid...at all costs. All I gotta say. It's too bad, since it looks like the cooks do a really great job here! But the waiting staff just kills everything. Good job!

Everything is great. It's a real Portuguese restaurant full of nice people and very good foodread more

I loved this place! It was very cozy and authentic. The quality (and quantity) was well worth the…read moreprices. Would highly recommend

Super pleasant cafe in the Tile Museum, perfect for quaffing a Super Bock after touring this…read morefascinating museum. The outdoor garden is lush and gorgeous.

Very nice selection, affordable prices, lots of different options, and at a more reasonable price…read morepoint than many similar cafés at other tourist attractions. Can't beat the atmosphere, at least, if you love tile (which let's be honest, if you are hanging out here, you probably do). We ordered sandwiches and cokes and desserts.

This place is fantastic! We had fried mussels and moules chili. Both were great. But I think the…read morepicadinho stole the show! It was unbelievable! Cute outdoor seating on a darling block of Cascais.

Good restaurant close Yellow street (Rua Afonsasanches). Excellent friendly service. Selection of…read morePortuguese gins (but ask if you want it served without tonic). On the steaks (lombo), request rare if you want it medium rare. Mussels were perfectly cooked in tasty broths

5 stars for view and service and 4 stars for food/drink. Wouldn't say it was a spectacular meal but…read morethe view was totally worth it. It was pretty busy but since I only needed a table for 1 I was seated pretty quickly. They have a limited menu of appetizers and drinks and a few things like sandwiches/wraps. I'm glad I stopped here for a bit to rest and enjoy the view but you can also get the same view for free on the platform below! Re: accessibility - the only way you can get here is via a steep set of steps FYI

The Bar Terraço de Santa Luzia is a great place to grab a snack or refreshments in the Alfama…read moreneighborhood of Lisbon. After a brisk climb past the Miradouro Santa Luzia, order what you like at the kiosk setup. Sit down at one of the outdoor café tables and just soak it all in. It really is all about the view here. Beyond the fence, from this overlook, you can see the Tagus River. To the left, the hills of Alfama are sloping to the water covered with multiple churches and medieval streets. Behind you is a turning street where trams occasionally roll by. Porto Tónico: A giant goblet is filled with ice and filled with white port, which is a fortified wine from Douro Valley grapes from the north of Portugal. The glass is then filled with tonic water and garnished with a slice of lemon and lime. It is fizzy and extremely refreshing from the citrus.

I can't believe I've waited this long to leave a review of this incredible restaurant. We were in…read moreSpain and Portugal in 2020 and after a great day of sightseeing, the sun had set and we were hungry. We happened to pass by this restaurant and from the street, you could smell everything wonderful. We took a chance at getting a table for six of us and they happily accommodated us. Honestly, I can't tell you what everyone else had as it was so long ago, but I had the steak and fries and I was in HEAVEN. Everyone in our party was raving about how delicious their individual plates were. The service was friendly and efficient. We met a lovely couple from Paris at the next table and even took a picture with them. My apologies to the restaurant and staff for taking to long to post this. I can't wait to return next year.

Eh this place is not worth it , the tiramisu was just ok and the coffee was not great. The prices…read moreare very expensive and they asked for a tip after? I wouldn't recommend this place at all. Service was quick and the place was pretty empty