The most opulent setting for a lovely afternoon tea. Absolutely stunning room- the decor and…read morefurniture transports you back in time. The tea was so delicious and the food very generous with everything freshly baked on site. Loved the different patterns for each tea setting along with the beautiful Vista Alegre teapots. A hidden gem that is a must visit if you're looking for an elegant afternoon tea in Lisbon

We had an amazing stay at the Palacete Chafariz d'El Rei. We don't usually do boutique type hotels…read morebut we are so glad we did. This was so charming and the service was impeccable. We were in an amazing location too for being close to everywhere we wanted to be, I definitely recommend checking this amazing hotel out. It's so beautiful inside, and the rooms were super nice too.

While roaming the streets of Lisbon, my companion and I found this place to be empty during one of…read morethe weekday nights so we stopped in for a round of drinks. After several minutes of browsing, we decided on the classic double 9 and the fisherman's tea drop. We quickly went in for a sip as soon the mixologist handed our drinks and were instantly impressed by the uniqueness of the taste. Both drinks had a distinctive floral note but without tasting overwhelming. My favorite of the two was without doubt the double 9. We had a quick conversation with one of the mixologists and he recommended the El Mariachi as it's their version of the classic margarita. Unfortunately, I didn't get to stay long enough to try it but I'll certainly give it a try when I return to Lisbon.

Great cocktail bar with unique drinks! My group of 4 arrived around 10pm and we were seated at a…read morespacious high top table. The bartenders really know their drinks and take the time to craft it. The presentation of the cocktail drinks were also on Par. One of my drink cake with a rubber duck which I later kept for the remainder of my trip. Recommended drinks: Double 9 - chocolate butters, ginger juice, spicy chocolate tea syrup, light rubber duck Out of the tea pot - whiskey, orange, Apple, black Rosemary mule - vodka, earl grey, ginger beer Inca crop circle - kumquat, peach, grapefruit and matte tea syrup, egg white Almond sour - almond liquor, almond tea, almond tea syrup, egg white, toasted almost so

Really cool place to smoke a shisha and drink tea Inside is…read morereally well decorated. Outside is very pleasant if weather is good as it was the case. Good service

Royale is an innovative cafe cooking delicious Portuguese food that combines flavors from around…read morethe world in a simple, comfortable setting. It has been my favorite for years and I always return to it when I'm in Lisbon. The food has grown as lush as the vertical garden in the patio, which was the first of its kind I had ever seen ten years ago. I order appetizer, main course, dessert, and coffee at the Royale because it's all scrumptious.

We are visiting Lisbon for the weekend and came here for Easter brunch. It was lovely! We sat…read moreoutside and had great food and drink (sangria is amazing!). Would definitely recommend if you're looking for a nice brunch in a quieter area. FYI we also saw someone get their bag swiped at the restaurant next door. So be mindful with your bags!

Cute little bakery with plenty of indoor seating. I wish we didn't get table service because…read moreordering a pastry off of a menu without visually selecting it was my detriment. I saw in the window when I first walked in delicious looking flakey croissants. But when I ordered a chocolate filled croissant, it didn't look like what I saw or thought I saw/wanted! It must be a different kind, because this was thicker, denser, and more bready than a traditional croissant. The chocolate filling was also thick and hard. It wasn't bad, but not what I wanted. Their pastel de nata and bean pastry were much better and lighter tasting.

Came here to grab a quick breakfast. We ordered lattes, orange juice, a croissants, and a ham and…read morecheese pastry. The lattes and orange juice (freshly squeezed) were solid, what really threw me off were the pastries. They looked so yummy and fresh, but when I bit into my croissant, it was virtually flavorless. Not even a bad flavor, just no flavor at all. It looks like this place has pretty good reviews, so I'm curious to know whether we ordered the wrong things...or the right things on the wrong day.

We visited Lisbon back in September and accidentally stumbled upon this amazing sushi restaurant in…read morethe middle of the city center close to Tagus River. Oh my Goodness, not only was it delicious, but also the ambiance and the design of the restaurant - so unique for a typical sushi joint!!! We are sushi connoisseurs, even our kids started eating seafood and raw fish at the age of 12 months, so our expectations were high. We have such standards for quality of seafood as our favorite US sushi restaurant is SugarFish by Sushi Nozawa that is located in NYC and Los Angeles. We were pleasantly surprised at how fresh everything was at Confraria. The delicious appetizers, including the beet dip with carrots, that was a special treat they bring you that only costs a few euros. When we walked in, there was only 1 table occupied, which seemed a bit odd, however, it was also later in the afternoon. A few minutes later we were happy that no one else was there as we received an exceptional service from our waitress and the chef kept making accommodations for us by substituting certain fish for tuna instead (we are not fans of raw salmon). The cone appetizers were to die for. Nigiri, sashimi and the remaining rolls were all 10/10. All menu items tasted so incredible we ordered the 2nd round. If you are in Lisbon and would like to try some of the freshest sushi - this place is it! Highly recommend!!!

Located inside the timeout market, that is next to the water and close to the Prado De Comercio, it…read moreis a small sushi shop. Timeout in general though is a must see in general for any Lisbon bucket list, so stop by and decide whether or not you want sushi! It has really good sushi, and there's a lot of variety on the menu. I figured that if you're in Portugal, you need to get seafood in any variety, including sushi. The sushi was very good and very fresh. For the price it was also reasonable because it's cheap cheaper than what you could get in the US. My only complaint is I wish the menu was easier to understand. I am not a sushi expert, so there were different names of rolls that I didn't understand like Fotu Maki. It was fine though, because the waiter explained to me what each term meant and what was on the menu, but it would've been helpful to have that listed. You can sit anywhere inside the timeout market. And there's around 500 where the seating inside the market. If you leave your tray on the table too, it gets taken by a worker.