This was one of the highlights of my trip to Portugal! Not only was the food amazing, but the…read moreinterior of the restaurant was charming with all the stone / wood/ iron beams (all original). The fact that my husband and I got there before anyone else came, allowed us to have the most amazing conversation with the staff that works there!! Faysal greeted us and was very welcoming! As we ate dinner, Bernardo who is a waiter there, told us the history of the building etc and since no one else was there, we talked about our families and that he going to be a veterinarian...and that he has something else coming up that is going to be exciting. All through our dinner we chatted with him (as if we were having dinner at his house) and enjoyed every minute of the conversation!! It was the best part of the evening! We even got to meet Miguel the chef, and were happy to tell him his food was amazing! I can't recommend this restaurant enough!!! They only charge 19.60 euro for all you can eat!!!! I hope a lot of people read this and go to Rosa da Rua!!!

This was the cutest sweetest place. My husband and I were just here for our anniversary last…read moreSaturday night and found the staff so sincere and kind. The restaurant was quaint and intimate , with a small buffet that easily fills you up. There were many options from a beef stew to a curry, a noodle dish with bacon, salad, and other options. They even explained the options to us. I truly wish we had more time in Lisbon because I would have definitely returned to try it again as the options differ nightly. I would definitely recommend this to all in Lisbon.

Ironically, we were actually trying to find a different restaurant that was above this one in the…read moresame building and accidentally went to this one instead, but I'm so glad that we did. Terra is a buffet style vegetarian place and it was really good! There was a lot of awesome dishes and the staff is super friendly, I really enjoyed chatting with them. There's a cute outdoor seating area with large trees that cover the patio. There's also definitely an almost Indian/eastern influence to some of their dishes, which was great because I love those types of flavors. Some of the dishes they had were couscous, some type of curry dish, and vegetarian pizza. If you're vegetarian, this is a great option! They also have really good desserts as well.

This restaurant was great. We went on a sort of family reunion trip to Lisbon recently, with nearly…read more20 vegetarians. One of my biggest concerns about the trip was finding decent restaurants with vegetarian options and this was such a great option. We reserved on trip advisor for 7:30 and were seated promptly. The buffet was replenished (several times just because of us, so sorry to the other diners) frequently and the food was fresh, diverse, and delicious. As others have mentioned it felt a little pricey as compared to other places in Lisbon and the buffet feels a bit random (no specific theme to the food) but they were so accommodating and everyone in our group was satisfied. The desserts were also appreciated - I especially loved the tiramisu!

This place was a huge highlight of our time in Lisbon! We…read morehad a meat eater and a person with celiacs who both enjoyed many of the dishes. Great and flavourful food!

A vegan, plant based buffet in Lisbon?! Now this is why Lisbon ranks so high in my top cities for…read morevegans in the world. I visited Jardim das Cerejas on my final evening in town. I wasn't feeling super hungry so I opted to do a takeout box (€8) of their buffet food. The selection here was fantastic - many lentil/soy based protein options, a salad bar, rice and bread - really the perfect plant based meal where everything was tasty. My average rating really comes from my experience doing takeout. Maybe it's my American mentality, but when they handed me the takeout tray, I made sure to fill it up with as much food as possible (while not overloading). When I went to pay, the owner(?) scolded me and said it was now impossible to close and that I did not do this properly. I apologized and shared my embarrassment with them, but honestly - it was NOT that bad. I wasn't happy that they made a scene where everyone started staring as I continuously apologized and felt stern judgement. Finally, another staff member took over and closed the box for me and I paid and left. After sharing the photos with friends, nearly everyone concluded that it was not overfilled and definitely me just making the most of my limited space. Besides that experience, I still really appreciate them being available and would come back to do the actual sit down buffet so I can avoid this awkwardness again.

I ate the sushi from the "all you can eat" buffet and it was really good! You can actually eat…read moreeverything (rice, noodles,.. the "basic" wok/asian food), but I only wanted to eat sushi and I don't regret it. For Lunch you pay 7,99€ and dinner 8,99€ (all you can eat), super cheap! The sushi was really good because it was freshly made. I also tried a bit of the normal rice and I have to say that it was a little bit too dry and not really warm. I tried different kinds of maki rolls, inside out rolls, California rolls & the good old Salmon Nigiri! Sooo good!

We found it accidentally but it was definitely worth visit. For 10 euros (buffet + water) we ate…read morevery well. I tried all kinds of Sushi, chicken and fruits for dessert. I think it is a good place for a quick lunch and I would recommend for short stop while visiting.

We had just one vegetarian in our party, but everybody LOVED our dinner at Jardim dos Sentidos…read more Among the things we tried were a Morrocan couscous tagine scented with mint, a vegetable soup with cardamom, and a lovely deconstructed ratatouille. But the highlight was a dish called Jardin d'Eve containing rice, pumpkin, quinoa, nuts, dried fruits, pea sprouts and arugula. Get it. For dessert, the pies are outstanding. There is a beautiful, quiet outdoor dining room with lovely quiet music, and the prices are LOW. Highly recommended.

Our group of friends are vegetarian and we don't eat onion and garlic. When I arrived, the staff…read moregreeted me and sat me down and showed me their menu pointing out their menu is clearly marked what doesn't have onion and garlic or could be made without. That makes our life so much easier. I had cacoburger. I like the burger but not so much of the chips that came with it. Friends ordered mystical kebab, Thai curry noodles, Mexican chilli. Everyone loved what was served. Because it was so good, we decided to go back the next day and we all ordered different food to try out the next day. The second day we went back, Bf wasn't feeling very well. One of their staff would come by to ask him if he needs anything else and is feeling better once a while. Overall they not only showed their food is awesome, the customer service has exceeded expectation by far. The stuffed mushroom and kebab lollipop are very tasty and flavorful as well.

I really enjoyed this Indian buffet! The variety (particularly with the vegetarian dishes)…read moredefinitely satisfied my craving for Indian cuisine. I wish that the food had been a bit spicier and a bit less salty, but given that it was a buffet, this is understandable. If I lived in Lisbon, I would definitely return (especially for the samosas...yum!).

Awesome little cocktail spot. My partner and I decided to check it out one evening and loved it…read more.. especially the milkshake martini! We had gone a bit earlier in the night so it wasn't super crowded, but I'm sure the vibes are awesome later on when it gets a little busier.

Great service, good drink list (even with a pasteis de nata shot), and excellent ambience. My bf…read morewas pretty obsessed with the place from the moment we walked in. There's not a lot more to say other than that. It's located near the Portuguese version of 6th/Bourbon Street, but it's also tucked away a bit so you can avoid the Saturday night masses.