Fantastic food, service and ambiance! Loved it all and would go back right away for sure.read more

This restaurant looked like a hole in the wall place in a triangular corner. When we entered we…read morewere pleasantly surprised by how nice it was inside. It was packed with people, which was a good sign. We enjoyed all our dishes, especially the tiger prawns, octopus, and seafood rice. The sangria was average. The service staff was very friendly and attentive.

Attended a private event and this place was amazing…read more Took Elevator to top floor, providing panaoramic views of Lisbon that were breathtaking . Service was excellent , partaking in Gin and tonics Sangria and a variety parade of various finger foods and small plated items that were all incredibly tasty. This place would be worth coming just for regular hours and service for the views, then you throw in the fantastic service and food !!

Beautiful views of the city from the terrace. The service was very good and attentive. We were…read moreoffered a table, we didn't have reservations - but we decided to sit at a small bar they have on the terrace which the seats face the amazing cityscape. The food was pretty good.

Rose is a powerhouse!!! So enjoyed my accidental visit!!! Will return each time in Portugal!!!read more

Love this place so much that we came back twice! We had the…read moreBacalhau with cream dish with potatoes and eggs one evening and bacalhau dish without cream another. Both are phenomenal and must haves when in Lisbon. Wonderful staff Jose Maria, Isabella, and Andre are very friendly, helpful and provide a home away from home once you get to know them. Great music and artwork on walls. Highly recommend this place!

Pinoquio's was a surprise find. Our concierge recommended it and we loved it so much we ate there…read moretwice! We started with the shrimp appetizer Prawns Al Ajillo - a deliciously simple dish of shrimp gently cooked in olive oil, garlic and seasonings. We ate it with the crusty garlic bread and it was devine. We shared one serving of seafood rice - a soupy rice dish with shrimp, lobster and the most delicious little Portuguese clams. The rice is cooked in a delicately seasoned, wine infused broth. So simple and so delicious. That's the theme of the food we ate at Pinoquio. We ate outdoors and were able to get a table when we arrived before 7 - the typical dinner hour starts at 8.

Went to check this out as recommended by our tour guide. Surely enough they are busy but we got…read moreseated inside . The staff were attended and quick to serve you. We ordered tenderloins, steak and Iberioc pork. Then we also tried as they called is Green wine locally here. Food came also quick better than expected , warm and fresh from The kitchen. The meat dishes came with fried potato Chico's. Food were great and seasoned right . My family enjoyed our late lunch here . We will definitely be back to try their other dishes.

A really nice find with good food, service, and live music! Space wise, it is a bit cramped but…read moregives an intimate vibe, especially with the live music! From the Rossio Square area, you have to make it up about 4 or 5 flights of stairs, passing by other eating places, but don't give up, and Solido it at the top! You will be rewarded for your perservance! It was nearing 10 pm at night when we arrived and was worried if they would have seating given the size and a Saturday night. But we lucked out and they took us in with little delay! Food was good and it came quickly - some spicy shrimps and Portugese style steak with bacon. Without asking, they brought us some fries. Not to worry about language, the staff spoke and understood English perfectly. They featured a fado player, guitar player and a singer - a really great trio and finished our evening of trying to experience a bit of the Portugese culture. So a somewhat not well known place that is a bit off the beaten path, but based on our limited sampling, we can say we really enjoyed the experience!

Staying at the nearby Casa Balthazar, I noticed Solidó featured Fado music at 7:30p and decided to…read morestop by. Thank goodness I did because I visited twice during my stay in Lisbon. You will climb up to the second floor to be seated in what looks like a large living room serviced by a dumb waiter. Don't let the size fool you, they can fit about 30-40 people in there. Lovely servers hustle to bring you appetizers, drinks (even mocktails), yummy food and desserts. I enjoyed everything from bread, olives, and olive oil with a sardine pate, to a fresh salmon filet with fresh vegetables and a "light as air" mango mousse. I could have passed on the rice and you will be charged for a large bottle of water if you ask for it. But, it's the entertainment that makes you hungry for more. I am a new fan to Fado music. Solidó is a very solid choice for wining and dining. Obrigado!

Location alone on the square is five stars. Delicious Petiscos, such as batatas bravado, chourico…read moreand fried peppers. The sangria was fantastic with Beirao. Perfect vibe for our first night in Lisbon.

This was our first introduction to Portuguese food, and it was wonderful. There was a good…read moreselection of tapas, and we mostly went for the seafood. I really enjoyed their fried items. The choco frito had a light batter on top and you could tell it was really fresh because it was so light and bouncy. The bolinhos de bacalhau were also a highlight; creamy potato filling with codfish mixed in. The asparagus and jamon with scrambled eggs provided a nice balance to our meal. I'm always a sucker for well made scrambled eggs. My favorite dish by far was the arroz de pato. It was packed with smoked duck flavor, and accented with charred sausage and bacon on top. The dishes were on the smaller end, so we ended up getting 5-6 dishes for three people.

I ordered takeout after a long day because I was hungry and there was a line to dine in. The…read moretakeout door is to the right of the restaurant. You know you're at the right place because of the HUGE "TAKEOUT" sign above. I got the chicken, creamed spinach, Brazilian rice, fries, salad, and chili sauce on the side. The chicken was delicious and juicy, though a bit salty. The creamed spinach was surprisingly good. The Brazilian rice was a surprise because it had organ meat mixed in, including what tasted like liver. I enjoyed it. The salad was pretty basic, so I'd skip it next time. The fries were soggy and disappointing, definitely not worth ordering. I also got their chili sauce for €3.50 in a small bottle, but it wasn't anything special, so I'd pass on that next time, too. My must-orders: chicken and creamed spinach. Skip the fries, salad, and chili sauce.

I ate my way through Portugal and Spain, and the piri piri chicken dinner here was up there in my…read moretop 3 meals. My favorite Portugal/Spain travel YouTuber, Tony Galvez, highly recommended this spot for this dish. Who am I to argue with Tony?? Upon arrival, there were at least twenty people in line. In a town where there are hundreds of places to eat, this in itself was notable. We cued up despite being starving. We ended up waiting maybe 20 minutes because we were a party of 2. Larger parties waited much longer. Tables are mostly in front of the restaurant. If you are self-conscious at all, something to keep in mind. Service is professional and prompt. We shared the salad misto. It was so fresh and lightly dressed, we ate the entire thing! The chicken is the star of the entire restaurant. Every table ordered it for good reason. The chicken itself is incredibly juicy and seasoned perfectly with simple salt and pepper from what I could tell. Then you spoon on the sauce and the dish just comes alive. I should have taken an after photo. My plate looked like a wild animal attacked that thing, no meat left whatsoever! We ordered the rice as our side. Great decision. It soaked up all the lovely juices and added to the whole experience. Highly recommend. Many tables ordered fries which is kind of traditional in Portugal. For dessert, I had the wonderful rice pudding, and my husband got the gelato. Generous portions! And light. Good finish for a delightful meal. Do not miss Bonjardim when in Lisbon. Just be sure to come with only one other person or split up if you want to get seated more quickly. When you see that food, you will want to get to it asap!

This place is delicious! The staff was friendly and helpful with all of the dietary restrictions…read moreand requests our party had. It's pretty small, so definitely recommend a reservation - especially for larger groups. The portions are good and the food comes out as it's ready, so be sure to remember what you ordered! I had the shakshuka and it was delicious - eggs were cooked perfectly and it had a little kick to it. I also had some of their hummus and it was very creamy.

Amazing food!!!! Loved the various dishes served…read morebeautifully. Also the server was very accommodating.

This is a small, unpretentious restaurant in the heart of Lisbon's downtown. They serve traditional…read morePortuguese dishes with a flair. We ordered the seafood rice, and the green lipped mussels in a Spanish garlic and wine sauce. Everything was piping hot, generous portions we could easily have shared one dish. Service was attentive making sure we were satisfied with everything. It's a very affordable place when you get this food quality. We'll definitely return next time we're in Lisbon.

We loved the authentic ambiance of the restaurant. The seafood rice, was so good! It is hard to…read morefind a "real" place in this tourist jungle, but this was the place. We had a great last dining experience in Portugal! Boligrada Portugal, Lisbon and O' Arco!

We decided to try DaVinci after seeing reviews as its a short walk from our hotel. Staff was…read moreattentive. We were in the mood for pizzas & we were not disappointed. We ordered a basket of bread and an olive plate as well. The bread and olives was less than 2 euros and delicious. They bring olive oil etc to the table with the bread. Since it was raining we chose to sit inside, but all their outdoor tables are well covered. We enjoyed our meal.

Solid Italian restaurant in a touristy part of town. We were hungry and saw Da Vinci. Before we…read morewalked in I had to check Yelp and the reviews were solid so we decided to give it a try. Plus, my 6-year old just got off our tour bus and needed a bathroom break All of our orders came out in good time and our server was very helpful and friendly. We chatted a bit about his family in California. We ordered two steaks with wine reduction sauce. Very good. One steak was over cooked but it was fine. Clams as appetizer was awesome with the house bread. One order of lasagna and I would give it a 8/10 compared to other restaurants at home. One order of pasta carbonara. It was good but not outstanding. One order of spaghetti bolognese. That one was average. We just arrived from Barcelona a few days before Lisbon and we were missing sangria so we ordered one pitcher. It's not as good as the ones in Barcelona but then again this is not Barcelona. For dessert we ordered 3 ice cream and a tiramisu. The ice cream was over-priced at 8 Euro each. Skip dessert and go get some great pastries or gelato outside around the plaza.i