Food was excellent and way better than expected from a hotel restaurant! In fact, it's really…read moreunique and delicious! If you like food you should try this place!

Nice rooftop restaurant with great views. Not particularly innovative but well prepared and served…read morefood. Great for first and/or last night dinner to ease arrival and departure if travelling long way and if staying at Hotel.

I was told by multiple friends, I must try their seafood rice and this place was well known for it…read more We did make a dinner reservation and would recommend it as this place gets packed. (FYI: lots of tourists) They only have 1 main which is their signature dish, the seafood rice. The rice is cooked in a seafood broth with a good mixture of shellfish like mussels, crab and shrimp. You can add lobster at an extra charge. This dish reminds me of paella, but with more soup? We didn't really get any appetizers but they do have a small selection if you want to add more to your meal. We had 3 people and ordered one main for the table. My husband is not the biggest seafood person so it was enough but if you have big eaters, then consider getting apps. The place is kinda small and cozy but not overly crammed together. The staff was efficient and warned me ahead of time how long it would take to make the dish.

I recently visited Marisqueira Uma, a well-known Lisbon restaurant famous for its arroz de marisco…read more(seafood rice). We dined at the new location located two doors down from the original restaurant, which appears to have opened to accommodate the steady stream of customers that come specifically for this dish. We ordered the seafood rice for two, which is the restaurant's signature offering. The dish arrives in a large pot and is more broth-forward than a typical risotto, with rice cooked in a rich tomato-based seafood stock and packed with shrimp and shellfish. The flavour was excellent -- deeply savoury with a strong seafood profile. It's the type of dish that feels traditional and comforting, clearly built on a well-developed stock. Overall, this is a great spot if you want to try one of Lisbon's classic seafood dishes in a casual setting. It's not about a large menu or elaborate presentation -- it's about executing one iconic dish very well.

I always check out restaurant menus ahead of time when traveling. Food allergies/sensitivities can…read morebe difficult to manage, especially when in another country. English language menus definitely help, and so does an establishment that identifies possible food allergies. We made online dinner reservations here for our first night in Lisbon with high hopes of being able to make it til 8pm. HA! Luckily, they took pity on us when we showed up around 6:30. Servers were super friendly and helpful. I was so relieved when they greeted us in English - - my attempt at learning at least some Portuguese failed miserably. They sat us at a table right in the front window. They had a nice cocktail menu - - so we started with the ginjinha cocktail - - so refreshing. Nice sized menu with something for everyone. We ordered a few dishes to share - - all seafood and so delicious. Bathroom is in the back by the kitchen. No problem paying by credit card.

We went to this tapas restaurant because it is across from our hotel and we are really glad we did…read more We had shrimp basted in garlic butter and capers. Never had shrimp and capers together before but was surprisingly good! Hot figs with prosciutto, arugula and buffalo mozzarella was our second dish and was another pleasant surprise with this combination. So good. Our third dish was the pork cheeks with vegetables in a port wine sauce. The pork was incredibly tender and the sauce was fantastic. The food was creative and delicious. The service was very good and the staff was very friendly. We definitely recommend this restaurant as a consideration for dinner while in Lisbon.

A friend recommended this restaurant and I'm so glad she did. After coming here, I cancelled…read moremultiple reservations to follow the chef to his other restaurants. This was one of the best meals I had in Portugal. The tuna tartare was a true stand out. The cod was perfectly cooked. The bread and butter, while seemingly simple had this unforgettable truffle taste. And the corn bread, yum! I can't deny eating the entire basket of bread... Ended with the hazelnut dessert because it's clearly a must. The exploding olives weren't for me but that's my only "complaint." Portions were huge. So I would suggest sharing multiple dishes with someone else. A delicious meal that I am still thinking of days later.

Based on the photos I'm seeing I think I accidentally checked in to the wrong location. I visited…read morethe Cantinho do Avillez restaurant located off of Rua da Pimenta 53 in Lisboa, walking distance from Centro Vasco da Gama (shopping center), Eurostars Hotel (a MUST to stay at), and other attractions. This place came highly recommended by not only hotel staff but also the Bolt drivers. Having had the chance to dine in I see why. This is a place that not only cares about curating a nice atmosphere, but goes above and beyond in service and food quality. It'll be one of the places I return to if I'm ever back in Lisboa.

Everything is great. It's a real Portuguese restaurant full of nice people and very good foodread more

I loved this place! It was very cozy and authentic. The quality (and quantity) was well worth the…read moreprices. Would highly recommend

Loved it so much, we came here twice during our three days in Lisbon. Located in the heart of…read moreAlfama, it's the perfect spot for a nightcap. You can sit by the street and people-watch. The staff is really friendly. Highly recommend the Ginja Sour, mixed board, and smoked chorizo. They also offer a great selection of bruschetta.

That's a cool little place, very friendly for tourists (the owner speaks Portuguese, French and…read moreEnglish), with blankets in case you're cold (unlikely in Lisbon) and free comics. €1.40 ginjinja is better than in most Lisbon bars (the owner obviously loves artisanal ginjinha and can recommend you different bottles with different flavors and alcohol rate). Other offerings are more standard: cheap beer, house wine, average sangria (with a weird taste, as if the fruits stayed in there too long) and grilled chorizo with lots of fat. Stay with ginjinha! :)

When I tell you it took us 3 trips and numerous credit cards to come here with cash, I mean that…read moreliterally. So when we finally did get the cash, it was mad late and we were hungry. So you can only imagine how high our expectations were at this point. We were seated immediately at a candlelit table of our choice. To start, we ordered the ceviche--the fish was okay but the mango added such a lovely taste to it. For my main course, I had the steak, medium rare. It was delicious and exactly what I needed. It came with potato crisps which were extremely tasty. My partner got the cod and it was absolutely amazing as well. Definitely recommend. Highly recommend for a much needed steak in Lisbon

Pues de accidente llegué aquí cuando estaba buscando restaurante Portugués jajaja! Pero todo rico…read more Empieza mi cena con el chouriço assado y estaba delicioso. Escuchado que el bacalhau es divino y honestamente voy a decir que si. El ambiente fue muy bello con bonita vista de la ciudad y la comida también no fue tan caro. Definitivamente lo recomiendo.

Fun spot to soak in local Lisbon culture. No frills, generous portions, and incredibly priced, this…read morespot is well worth checking out if you schedule permits

The food was as good as I remembered it the best cod on my trip. The place was packed but service…read morewas quick. It's been a few years since I was in Lisbon but this is a place I'll always go it's been in the family for 40 years.

This was described to me as looking fancy, but being super casual. We went with it, and it does…read moregive off an upscale vibe. You have to buzz the door to get in (don't be confused with the tapas restaurant next door). Be patient and someone will come! Try to get a table looking out the window, for really nice views. The food was really good, fresh and cooked perfectly. The amount of food is small, but it's delicious. The service is outstanding.

The food was creative an delicious. The view was beautiful. We ordered a la carte because the…read moretasting menu looked like too much food and also included some things we dod not care to eat. The service was competent. We thought the portion sizes were a bit on the small size for the price, but overall a nice experience.