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.

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.

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 !

Pro: They serve food until 1:30am, whereas most places in Lisbon shut down at midnight…read more Cons: They allow smoking inside, and the beer is a bit pricey compared to other spots around Lisbon. The food was fine, and it delivered what I needed when I got off a train late and it was the only place still serving food. If I had gone here for a regular meal I'd be much less happy given the inside smoking and food quality.

Came here to watch an England game during the Euro 2016 on a weekday around 2PM. Had a couple of…read morebeers and food. Although it was quite busy we had no issue getting food and drinks in a timely fashion. First Impression: Just like any "Irish" pub I have been to anywhere in the world, but with an extra floor. Very crowded (keeping in mind the game was on). Service: Was served beer at the bar quickly. We sat down at a table and the waitress asked us if we wanted to order food, we did but we had to take a look at the menu. Once we had decided what we wanted we only had to wait around 15 minutes for the food to arrive. Atmosphere: With the game going it was very loud, and a lot of people possibly on their way to/from the airport with all of their bags, so very crowded. For some reason all of the TVs were tuned to different channels for half of the game so half of the pub was on a channel which was 1 minute delayed. That was slightly annoying but eventually we got all of the screens changed to the same channel. Food: I ordered a veggie burger with chips. I was very impressed with the burger which was quite large and seemed to be homemade. I could easily say this was one of the best veggie burgers I have ever had, (forget the bland frozen small fried burger you get at many places). The bun was not very good though, mediocre bread. Nothing really special about the chips they seemed like average fluffy oven chips. The salad was nice and came with dressing already on it. Drinks: Selection was okay, exactly what you would expect from an Irish pub. There were a few craft beer choices of which I was surprised. I ended up ordering a pint of Sagres Lager. Price: In total the meal with a beer was around €14, which I thought was quite reasonable. Restrooms: Average restrooms that were clean. Nothing to complain about. Overall: A nice pub if you're looking to watch any UK or Irish games. Decent food and a nice selection of beers. Near the center of all of the tourist activity so as you could guess the prices are not exactly the cheapest but they are also not astronomical.

We were able to watch the F1 race today! We had the nachos with guacamole and it was the best…read morenachos we've ever had! Thinking of returning a beef Wellington! It looks amazing.

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.

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

Awesome Drag show night, was a great night and a lots of fun with my friends. Recommend it to…read moreeveryone to try it out

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!

Popped in here to escape the rain late in the afternoon. The staff member who served us was…read morefriendly and we ordered a bottle of wine. We only realised it was an Irish bar after a while and chuckled to ourselves at how conspicuously cliched & Irish we were. I'm sure the atmosphere picked up later, but we were one of the only people in there, except for a family and one other group who, it seemed, were also avoiding the weather. No one had ordered any grub as far as we could see. The space was grand, but a bit of a repair job on the loos wouldn't go amiss. Also avoid the house wine - tiz a bit dodge.

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

This bar is a secret worth knowing, which you will like sharing with your best company. One of the…read morecoziest bars in town with its antique décor and welcoming staff. Sr Luis has been there for years and is a constance of good mood and sympathy. The place to go to to enjoy a cocktail, a tea or coffee, a caviar sandwich (!), a freshly squeezed orange juice, an irish coffee, or simply a great (port) wine. Small defect which for me makes it a 4/5: the place is so small smoking should really be banned.

From the owner: O bar Procópio abriu em 1972 e mantém - se na posse da família fundadora. Aqui poderá deliciar-se…read morecom um bom cocktail, cervejas artesanais, wisky, gins ou vinhos Portugueses.

We celebrated our anniversary here a few days ago. When we first tried to dine here several years…read moreago during August the restaurant was closed for vacation. We were disappointed at the time but we found many other restaurants that had good seafood as well. We were traveling with other family members this time and thought this restaurant would be the best places to try pretty much every seafood dishes available in Lisbon and some of the unique foods that we can't get at home. We had barnacles, glass shrimp (it is supposed to have eggs outside the shell but unfortunately we were told the season was over so there were no eggs), spider crab, oysters with caviar, scallops, razor clams, and cheese with bread. My daughter's boyfriend tasted the barnacles for the first time and he loved it. We ended up ordering it twice. Everything was delicious. Everyone enjoyed the food. Excellent service.

Two words - culture shock! This place was recommenced by our Brazilian Tuk Tuk driver. We were…read morelooking for a fish/seafood place and my compañero loves his IPA! We also wanted an authentic Portuguese place and not anything touristy. Be careful what you wish for! We took a number but were almost bypassed as they were calling higher numbers. I got the "matre d's" attention and showed him my number. He spoke no English as could be expected - not an issue! So, he bumped us up to the front of the line. We climbed a long narrow and steep staircase to reach a long narrow hallway with about 20 staff running about and squeezing by each other. Somehow, we found the dining room and our waiter greeted us offering us a choice of tables. Clientele were very well dressed and spoke in Portuguese looking very comfortable. He immediately brought us a huge basket of garlic bread! It was quite a nice atmosphere and reminiscent of an older home with high ceilings. We had trouble ordering from the phone app (as it should be because it was in Portuguese only) so our waiter guided us. No IPA and no wine except moscatel. But this was a cerveseria with no IPA! So we tried two glasses of moscatel- not our favorite as it was much too sweet. We agreed to the garlic shrimp and lazy crab. I asked what it came with and he said nothing and pointed to the garlic bread. I asked about ordering veggies and he said there were none! The crab was fridge cold but would have been better warm. The shrimp could have been tasty if not so salty. It wouldn't have been such a culture shock but it was also very pricey for what is was. I don't regret this experience as I was immersed in Portuguese culture and food. But no veggies is unthinkable! lol