Came here for dinner…read more Pros: - Friendly and efficient staff - Mango shake/lassi was really good - Favorite dish was the Beef Saag Cons: - Chicken Tikka Masala was really watery

The food all tasted the same. The place has no washroom even for dining customers. The guy didn't…read morespeak any English, thank goodness for his cook who saved the day with translating.

We tried this place because it looked good but turned out really bad , everything was tasteless and…read morethe meat is not seasoned. The falafel sandwich is an abomination and shouldn't be served at all, the fixings they put on top of the sandwiches don't have distinct flavor . The shawarma sandwich was probably the best thing out of this mess. We tried the vegetarian carrot soup and it was unique and tasted good. We also tried the Brazilian fruit drink and it didn't taste like anything . I would skip this place

Great beer, quaint / awesome location & friendly staff. Get the Super Bock, amazing.read more

Super tasty "visual menu" which allows you to see all the plates of food before you order them…read more The food was amazing, I really enjoyed the sweet potatoes and cauliflower. The staff was very nice and pretty quick to get us our wine and dinners. The vibe is great, super casual and a little hippy. Certainly worth the visit!

Diversos tipos de pratos vegetarianos saborosos, o serviço é simples e eficiente…read more O ambiente é do tipo prático e funcional. Recomendo

An amazing place!! Food is delicious and the atmosphere is very cozy and charming. Service is fast…read moreand polite. I had a French Toast and a red velvet croissant. The French Toast was amazing! Very soft bread, with bacon, an egg on the top (with uncooked creamy yolk) and creamy cheese and blueberries aside. The croissant is brioche style, I'm not really a fan. It was a little too heavy. It has a nut cream on top (really good) and a chocolate filling (not necessary). I didn't like the chocolate...but, again, it's is due to my taste. I gave it to my friend and she loved it! My friend had a pancake with honey and they were delicious!! Also the juice (apple, pear and cinnamon) was deic Overall it think it really worths the price! I would definitely come back!!

Delicious. I had the red velvet croissant and the Espresso Choupana. The croissants was more like…read morered velvet brioche but that seems to be all the croissants here

Tiny restaurant with a small but mighty (good) menu. I really enjoyed the wrap de Bacalhau. I'm not…read morea huge fan of wraps, but I liked it--I remember it being more heartier and less sandwich-y.

Had the smoked pork and bread. Good! Husband had Portuguese…read morecos salad. Also good. White sangria - excellent

My self-important 8,000th Yelp review calls for a historic place that makes the Pastel de Belém, a…read morepastry tart so popular they sell upwards of 50,000 of them daily from this one bakery cafe. I had been here about fifteen years ago on a solo trip when I waited in an endless queue for a takeout order. That same line still existed a couple of weeks ago when Jamie W and I visited on my return to Lisbon. This time, we decided to try the dine-in option which I wasn't even aware of until I saw a YouTube video from a travel vlogger who recommended it. Sure enough, the line was a lot shorter and moved quite a bit faster. It turned out they serve up to 400 people in an expansive dining room. The menu goes beyond the pastels and offers croquettes, salt cod fritters, various sandwiches, and other pastries. Of course we ordered the 1,6€ Pasteis de Belem. Four of them (Photo 6). Based on a secret recipe dating back to 1837, they compare favorably to the multitude of competitors, even Manteigaria, whose shops appear almost everywhere in Lisbon. The custard filling is creamy but not excessive and it's not overly sweetened. The standout is the thick and flaky crust, tender with a touch of salt. The 2€ Iced Coffees with Milk was a nice complement. Since we didn't have time to get lunch while sauntering through Belem, we decided to take advantage of their cafe menu and each ordered the 3,9€ Tuna and Mayo with Boiled Egg and Lettuce on Mixed Wheat Toast (Photo 9). I know it sounds simple, but it satisfied much like the kombini sandos in Tokyo. Totally worthy of my 8,000 milestone. FOOD - 5 stars...the pastels are still the bomb 189 years later...the sandwich worked, too AMBIANCE - 5 stars...surprisingly spacious...you can also see the production process through large show windows on the way to the dining room SERVICE - 5 stars...a cordial and attentive server who had to juggle a lot of tables TOTAL - 5 stars...definitely a must-stop next to the equally essential Jeronimos Monastery RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/36G55Oqisd

Hot chocolate -- 10/10 -- might be the best I've had (even better than the authentic french hot…read morechocolate!!) this was such a rich and creamy flavorful beverage and surprisingly not too sweet. Just awesome sauce Pastel de nata: 10/10 -- I looooved this pastel de nata the most out of all of the different places I tried. I'll post a full round up but this one deserves its own post. It's the original since 1837 for a reason! it was incredibly flaky and crisp. the filling was just the right sweetness and creamy! Pasteis de belem is a must try! Super accessible by tram 15e, it was easy to walk over from the tram stop and hardly had any wait for me to find a seat and order. there are indoor and patio/outdoor seating options available.

I don't have enough great things to say about this cute cozy little cafe. If you're vegetarian, eat…read morehere. If you're not vegetarian, eat here. The foood is amazing and so so healthy without tasting like it's too healthy. We came here 3 times in the one week that we were visiting Lisbon. They have very many options on their menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the service is so hospitable. They even have free water unlike other restaurants that make you pay for everything. They also took the time to explain the menu to us, and accommodated us when we needed to get our food quickly so we could make the train. As for the food, we had the avocado toast, the scrambled eggs with guac, the açaí bowl, a few smoothies and juices, the beet burger, and the flatbreads. Everything was absolutely delicious and tasty.

Vegetarians (and spouses of vegetarians) rejoice! We tried the avocado toast (yum), yellow…read moresubmarine juice (yummy) and the don't stop me now smoothie (mmmm). Sweet potato fries at the table next to us looked delicious.

Great fries and burgers, not overcooked! Good portion sizes. Located in a beautiful park. I got the…read morecheeseburger and added bacon.

A really romantic cosy place to be on a February evening (unimaginable for north europeans but you…read morecan sit outside in february!!!) The place is located in a park there is a playground for kids so its grate for families. And most of all Vegetarians can feel happy here too because they have a really nice vegetable wrap!!! Aperently uou can get other hamburgers with ought the meet too so thats nice. Price was 7,something for a menue (wrap, fries, souse, juice) Nice people speek english and if ur cold you can ask for a blancket ;) Loved it was defenitly a place to return to

Went to Taberna. Great food. You will be ordering bread if you order the clams, to sop up the…read morebroth. The piri-piri chicken was amazingly tender and flavorful. Great service, friendly and prompt without feeling rushed like the US. Not stuffy. Great ambiance, modern mixed with historic, high ceilings, open kitchen. Iberian ham hanging around kitchen. Eat here after going to all of the tourist places and experience instant regret for not coming here earlier.

Stopped in before leaving Lisbon as I was told that you need to try bacalhau a bras. The interior…read moreof this restaurant is stunning. And the waitress was so kind - she essentially gave us a private tour and the history on the place, including the speakeasy in the back that's inside an ancient church. We sat in the middle section where it's very light and cheery. The food was great - had two bacalhau dishes, one of which came with "exploding" olives. Our waitress was very helpful. Would definitely return.

We came here early for dinner. The menu is on a chalkboard written in Portuguese. The waiter went…read moreover everything with us in English. Whew. We ordered several small plates- mainly seafood. The oysters, scallops (fav), and shrimp were all great. The last dish, beef tongue, was also enjoyed. I know I'm not being descriptive, but I don't remember the components of each dish. What I remember was that it was all good. You'll just have to try it yourself. Cash only.

The food here was a revelation! Its a tiny place so we had to wait but it was so worth it. Cute…read moreambiance, great service, delicious creative food sourced locally , an epic dont miss experience