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.

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 !

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.

Super ratchet inside with karaoke…read more Beer is only 4€ per glass, and they take credit card. Most people are drinking outside because it's too hot and crowded inside. To take the drink outside, you need to get a plastic cup.

This is one of the busiest bars in Lisbon. When you walk in, to the right is Kareoke and to the…read moreleft is a live band. I had a fun time here and the kareoke side gets very packed most nights. Luckily their is the live band side as well if it is too busy to order a beer at the other bar. The staff are friendly enough and I had fun here. Would recommend this place.

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.

Great spot in Lisbon that is close to shopping and the waterfront. NFL games shown on nice TV's.read more

Watched Women's World Cup here in 2019…read more Not a lot of people around but it was nice because there was no smoking inside. Had Fries & Cider - No complaints!

Shit..... service and food both. Expect cold fries and dirty service. The service is better at…read moreother places, they have VERY slow service once they bring you in. The fries were served ice cold and it's literally a place to not expect anything other than a view of the bridge

This bar is a must if you are looking for a gay bar in Lisboa. It is an intimate atmosphere, but…read morefilled with great energy, hot bartenders, and delicious drinks. The staff and patrons were easy to talk to and very friendly. I was a little nervous since I'm from the US, but most spoke either English or Spanish. I felt right at home.

Jamie W and I figured out that there are two gay-focused areas in Lisbon. It appeared that Barrio…read moreAlto is where the louder and younger bars and dance clubs are congregated. Not our scene. We presumed Principe Real is Lisbon's mellower gayborhood. Embedded in an affluent residential area, this is where we headed after a full day in Belem. Despite some navigational challenges, this bar was our first stop. If you happen to gravitate toward the bulkier, more hirsute members of your brethren, this is the low-key bar for you. Initially we were confused by the smattering of straight couples hanging in the front patio, but when we entered, the gay element was much more prominent. Groups of gregarious men in tanktops were at the various hi-top tables. Lonelier bears hung out at the smallish counter. It wasn't that crowded even though it was a balmy night. We managed to secure a table for ourselves and had a couple of refreshing 8,5€ Expresso Martinis (Photo 7). No thumping music, more '90's dance pop. It was quite chill. COCKTAILS - 4 stars...smooth libations AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...chill inside, patio seemed more like a straight area SERVICE - 4 stars...nice bartender, helpful TOTAL - 4 stars...a quieter bear den RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qi-D5O-t1O

A truly exceptional bar experience, what every bar should be. It felt like home, feels casual but…read moreenergetic, and serves up amazing food and cocktails. They are an Italian spot in Lisbon. The food should not be missed. Their strombolis are named after characters from the Mario Bros games, and the yoshi is to die for. We had a focacia sandwich, too, and on both dishes, the bread is so fresh, it just hits the spot. For drinks, the classic negroni is solid, but their creamy drinks are next level. I am wondering if they use fresh home-made cream because it is worth the price alone. The Irish coffee is a decadent treat, and their take on a white russian is the best we've ever tried. How to describe the ambiance? It is like finding a frog-themed library that has a bar inside, and the bar has a rock music theme. It sounds confusing, but somehow it works like magic.

Sought this place out after walking around the Bairra Alto. Small space - it seats about 20 - but…read morethe waiter was very welcoming. Had a Caipirinha for 7 euros, which is very reasonable. Delicious as well. Kebab and burger shop just across the road, FYI

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