In a land full of "Super Bock" this place actually has Lauganitis IPA on tap!!! Plus they're…read moreplaying classic rock. Nice place to stop for a drink when walking through town.

The weird thing about the Crow Bar is that it's in Cascais, not Bairro Alto. The weird thing about…read moreBairro Alto is that there are no rock bars. The other weird thing about the Crow Bar, a rock bar in Cascais and not in Bairro Alto, is that it's customer base doesn't appear to be long-haired metalheads. We first went in the summer of 2016 and we were very happy to go back (quite a few times) in September, 2018. Bruno is a good bartender and very friendly (in his own way). His colleague, a very pretty, tattooed lady, was a bit shy but nice. Where else can you get a caneca and a bottle of Heineken for a total of only €4.50? I'll tell you where - the bar across from the train station in Tunes (Silves) down in the south of Portugal! But you won't hear any rock and roll there! I don't know who owns this bar but my God, I hope they make enough money here to keep it open. We're rockers and even if it isn't a rock crowd (when we've been there), at least it's rock! And beer! Cheap beer!

This is a gem. We were visiting Lisbon and wanted a non touristy restaurant. Several locals…read morerecommended Eduardo. We took a train to Pareda hopped off at the station and walked to the restaurant. It was packed and we waited in line for 30 minutes. This restaurant was mainly sea food and fantastic. If you don't speak Portuguese, ask for the English menu. Worth the trip.

My bf and I came here for lunch while taking a break during our day with Lisbon Surf Tour…read more Originally, we wanted to eat at the place next door, but the service was so slow that we finally gave up and came over to this place. I think the guy behind the counter didn't understand my English when I ordered a smoked ham and cheese toast, because it looked like what I ended up getting was a regular ham and cheese toast. Oh well. It was still yummy though. My sandwich was massive, and the toast was actually garlic bread, so it was buttery and yummy. Served with a side of potato chips, it made for a tasty (but probably unhealthy) meal. Well, I needed the calories and energy for surfing though! :P It was nice to sit outside looking at the beach while enjoying our lunch here.

This little place is located in the square of Cascais. Virgilio a Cuban man prepares the best…read moremojitos in town, the music is awesome. Although the establishment is very small, there are chairs outside and the service is very fast. It is a great place to go and listen Latin music and affordable cocktails in Cascais. The price for cocktails is only 5 Euros, cheaper than average considering the location.

This place is good for drinks but they don't serve any food. The bartender will sing to the…read moreSpanish music playing as he shakes his maracas.

One of the servers was so rude that he would not take the ashtray from our table when asked, and…read morethen, when we offered to pay, he snubbed us and laughed and said whatever you want to do inside or out and walked off. Very insulting and and total disregard for customer service. This person either owns the bar, as he was doing shots inside- or should be fired. Don't go here. There are far better pubs with pleasant employees.

No idea who would give this place a bad rating?? If your Irish go. If you like a great pint go…read more If you like live music go. Such a blast and one of the few Irish pubs in all of portugal!!