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.

Small bar with DJs playing EDM. When I dropped in there, it was very good stuff. The music being…read moreplayed stood out amongst the rest of the surrounding venues. Didn't get alcoholic drinks so can't speak for their quality but the staff seems courteous and efficient. Bathrooms: 1 male, 1 female. Small and cramped, as with most venues of this size, but generally clean and functional.

We went for a few drinks and house music as we heard this was the place to see it. Best DJ on the…read morestreet, mixing records no less! Empty when we went in on a Wednesday night around 9:30, but small crowds formed in the dance area as the night went on. Kept coming back to avoid the "free shot" promoters. Will return, if for nothing else but the music and fun energy.

Looking for live music and reasonably priced food, I consulted Yelp--of course! And I went to The…read moreJam. It's a neighborhood place. Not fancy, small but full of good vibes with cool folks who are both visitors and locals. The Norway vs England match was on quietly with a talented guy playing guitar and singing all kinds of classics. The audience cheered the game and sang along. The food was decent but the drinks weren't cheap. I tried the Portugués cherry cordial; good flavor but not strong. Five star time but the Cole slaw was not seasoned and bathroom was nasty so -1. Still a really good time with the coolest waitress--encouraging the crowd, funny, friendly, quick and working alone.

Came here for post-dinner drinks after reading many positive reviews and the reviews did not lie…read more It was a relatively slow Sunday night and the owner made sure everyone felt welcomed and even quickly introduced us to people around us. There was good live entertainment and the cocktails were impressive (probably the best I had during my entire Portugal trip).

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 !

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

Cool bar with live music. Nice bartenders. Good for bar…read morehopping or to grab a table with a group. Bar spills out onto streets when crowded. Tourists and locals.

From the owner: We are a live music bar in the heart of Lisbon's nightlife district: Bairro Alto…read more We open from Tuesday to Sunday and we have FADO on Tuesday 21h30, Jazz Jam Session on Thursday 22h30 and different bands on Friday and Saturday at 23h from soul to blues, jazz, funk, Bossa nova and Portuguese. Our Happy Hour is from16h/21h. All concerts are free. We also have other events, like poetry, theatre, comedy. To eat we have typical flamed chorizo 'Portuguese style', cheese boards, nachos & guacamole and to drink local beer, wine by the glass, cocktails, sangria, coffee and much more.

Atlas Obscura does not fail. This speakeasy was an amazing vibe…read more You ring a doorbell where one of the servers will lead you to a table. Drinks were well crafted and pretty. Service was just right. The surroundings is a feast for your eyes. Definitely, one of my favorite Atlas Obscura finds!

Ok.... We were looking for a place to eat and dive in here for a drink while we waited for a table…read more You would never know this was here. Total speak easy vibe and the most amazing bar I think I have been in. This place is a collectors dream, I can't even describe it. It feels like you are visiting a very private museum with the feel of a hotel lobby. Beautiful bar and five amazing rooms.

Experiencing fado, a type of Portuguese song, is high on the list of to-dos in every Lisbon…read moreguidebook. Having experienced fado outside of Portugal I didn't feel strongly that it was a must-do, but when I found myself at night on the street that is known for fado I prioritized it. For the best fado experience I recommend an intimate space, hopefully crowded with people but also with a view to the performers. Tasca do Chico is exactly that place. The doorman told us that space was standing room only, at the (tiny) bar. From there we could see and hear the performers while ordering food and drink. We'd not been there long before we were offered an available seat at a table which caused us to order more food and drink and stay a little longer. The fado here is quite good, made even more enjoyable as the artists change quite frequently; a song or two and a new artist steps forward, all very talented and enjoyable to watch and hear. The fado places tend to have lines out the door and a doorman managing entry. A place across the street looked much bigger but the intimacy is, in my opinion, what makes the experience both unique and special. Even if you have to start at the bar, Tasca do Chico is a great place to experience fado.

The only downside of this place was the wait , nearly an hour to get into the bar and another 20…read moreminutes before we were seated (they do have a minimum spend per person for the table). On the bright side, I met some new friends in line, and honestly, it was worth it even though I hoped the wait was shorter. The drinks and performances were incredible and exceeded my expectations. It's a small place so the performances felt very intimate, what a memorable night! Just a heads up: they only take cash, so don't make the same mistake I did. Cheers!

Whenever I go on vacation, I always like to get a taste of the nightlife. Cinco Lounge was my first…read morestop on a Wednesday night out. I came across Cinco Lounge through my travel guide and I'm happy I did. Cinco Lounge is located in a residential neighborhood across the street from a casual park. As you walk into Cinco, you immediately feel the vibe with the dim lights and lounge feel. Since I was riding solo, I sat at the bar and was welcomed immediately by the friendly bartenders. They also have some tables and comfortable seating. I really can't say enough about the service. Both bartenders were cool and make you feel right at home. They have an extensive cocktail list and this is what you should go with as their cocktails are creative to say the least. I saw one guy next to me drinking a cocktail that had an ice cream cone in it...mind blown. I went with a refreshing cocktail with kiwi and other fresh fruit which hit the spot. I only stayed for an hour or so but met a girl from Argentina at the bar. Along with the bartenders, it was nice to be a part of a group in a foreign land. Hands-down my favorite bar in Lisbon so it's a must!

I was doing a lot of research for my trip to Lisbon Portugal and several YouTubers mentioned this…read moreplace. My plan was to visit this place and I was not disappointed. Our bartender was very friendly and attentive. The drinks he made were also amazing. My friend drink had his name on the drink and he was impressed. The place is also very trendy.

If you want a vibes rooftop scenery that overlooks Lisbon, than it's a must that you check out…read morePARK. My friend and I stumbled across it while trying to find something to do in the evening time that was a little more upscale than the party street scene. This establishment had a mix of dancing and socializing. So it was the best of both worlds. The service was a bit confusing but my friend and I just opted to order from the bar instead of waiting to see if a waiter would come. As it does get packed! Luckily they had two bar set up's in separate parts of the establishment which helped. I'd recommend going to the bar stand set up in the back as that guy didn't get as busy as the main one in the front. This would be cute for a date night or hanging with friends. People kind of kept to themselves so I'm not too sure how it would be for a solo traveler.

Fun place to check out the night sky! A little bit difficult to get service but it was really busy.read more