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    La Siesta

    3.5 (4 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Cantina Peruana

    Cantina Peruana

    4.5(6 reviews)
    2.3 km•Chiado, Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré

    Being from the San Francisco Bay Area I know Peruvian food. This was delicious! I had the Lomo…read moreSaltado and my friend had the fried rice. Both amazing with a generous portion. Service is great and they are very friendly but a bit slow so don't come in a hurry. As a side note the bathrooms are really nice.

    When my husband and I walked in Cantina Peruana we had no idea that it was the collaboration…read morebetween the Michelin star Portuguese chef José Avillez and Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz. After an early start (by American standards) bar hopping on Pink Street it was time to fill our bellies. We were warmly greeted and shown a table. Our waitress was patient with our questions and made a few suggestions. We started with round of mojitos (the best we've had in recent memory) and perused the menu. Most items are tapas (small plates) so we ordered several dishes to try and share. We told our waitress to bring us the dishes we need to try as they all looked so good. She was enthusiastic and came up with excellent choices. While we waited for our food we chatted with a lovely couple at the table next to us. They were from Romania and visited Lisbon periodically to dine at all of José Avillez's establishments (I believe he has 7 in the Lisbon region). I knew we were in for a treat. Everything from the octopus and crab ceviche to the grilled octopus skewers to our beef Asian stir fry was flavorful and fresh. Our only regret was not ordering the 7 course prix fixe menu that our new friends next to us were enjoying. We finished our meal with coffee and tres leches to share. It was the perfect finish to a wonderful meal.

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    Cantina Peruana - Upstairs at the "Patio" is the Peruvian restaurant.

    Upstairs at the "Patio" is the Peruvian restaurant.

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    Las Ficheras - Pork burrito

    Las Ficheras

    2.9(28 reviews)
    2.2 km•Cais do Sodré, Bairro Alto - Bica - Cais do Sodré
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    Service is extra friendly here! I really appreciated the check ins, the smiles, and just the good…read morevibes. I ordered the pork burrito and sadly it wasn't for me. The pork was extra salty and a bit dry. I asked for some salsa and received them smallest amount of salsa in this planet. Of course, come to find out it was the most expensive salsa I have ever had in my life (about 3.00 for a few spoonfuls). I think what it comes down to it, sure, it is a place to eat. But if you aren't interested in paying almost 30.00 for a salty burrito, salsa, and chips that aren't great, I suggest you skip. Now if you are coming here for the affordable drinks (5.90 they advertise) and the kindness, this is a great spot to hit up! To be fair, it is likely the pork burrito isn't the best choice on the menu. So if you are curious about the food, I say give it a try but be prepared to pay an insane rate for the side menu items (aka salsa and generic tortilla chips).

    We just spent over 20 hours traveling, and after getting settled in our apartment, we ventured out…read moreto find somewhere to eat. We were staying in the Baixa-Chiado area and after getting a little lost, we found ourselves here. Of all places to eat, a Mexican restaurant...LOL! I live in San Diego, which has some of the best Mexican food on the planet considering it's close proximity to Mexico. We thought, why not, plus we were hungry. We ordered the house margaritas which were very good and served straight up in martini glasses, different, but in a good way. We also had the guacamole which was more pureed with a fair amount of lime juice...pretty good! I wondered if they made their own chips, if they don't, they should and offer a little more since we ran out. However, I used the extra on my enchiladas. I ordered the chicken enchiladas and the partner ordered the chicken flautas. When they came out, we wondered where the rice and beans were, which are a staple with most Mexican dishes. The presentation was great! And both were very good, although my enchiladas could've been a little hotter. We then ordered the chocolate brownie dusted with chili powder and the passion fruit mouse made with tequilla, and cappuccinos. Both desserts satisfied the sweet tooth. I loved the spicy with the sweet dark chocolate! Overall, it was a very enjoyable dining experience. The staff was great! Even though we did not speak Portuguese, our cool waiter was friendly and spoke English well! It is a bit pricey from what I'm used to, but I would come back, especially for the other margaritas.

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    Las Ficheras - Shrimp tacos were good. The chips and "queso" not so much. Bless it.

    Shrimp tacos were good. The chips and "queso" not so much. Bless it.

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    La Siesta - mexican - Updated October 2026

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