First meal in Lisbon and was very well worth the travel!! This Austrian brunch place is located…read morewalking distance from the main area of Lisbon near the Praca do Comercio and was easy to walk to (slight uphills and stairs). We ordered the Bernerwurst (Vienna sausage with cheese inside, bacon, mustard and potato wedges) and also the Currywurst (ordered as a 100% beef sausage with homemade curry sauce and potato wedges). Each portion was very large and filling- very worth the cost of 9 euros each. I also tried the Verkehrter (latte macchiato) here and it was one of the best macchiatos I've ever had!! We saw a lot of others ordering just coffee and taking in the city air sitting outside.

What they call tuna toast Americans would call a tuna Panini. Food and service were both great…read more The bratwurst was a normal bratwurst, but the sauerkraut taste a lot like cooked onion, which was kind of weird.

Set in a corner of a little market, very cute and food delicious!…read more Thank You!

I'm aware my German friends are quick to poo-poo on this place, but I found it to be enjoyable. To…read moremy unrefined palate, the sausages and potato salad seemed authentic, and if not, they were tasty nonetheless. With that said, I found the prices to be high for the small service size. We enjoyed our time though sitting at a small table at the entrance to the "mini-food hall" in which it resides (it's a shared space of a few stalls of restaurants).

Frankenkeuche is a funny name if you think about it. Don't pronounce it franken coochi. I tried 20…read moreflavors over two servings. The cream was rich, the savory dishes all had distinct flavors and the sweet ones (3) were real good. My favorites may have been the salmon with capers and the Tex Mex which had a very tasty chili base. I enjoyed myself immensely. I can't wait to return.

They received us late at night, 30 minutes after they officially closed actually, and everybody was…read moresuper nice. We tried the tapas with 12 sweet and sour flavors and it was amazing. I am a fan!

This is one of the most traditional restaurants with the highest quality products in Lisbon! Vera,…read morethe owner, travels herself 400 miles from the north of Portugal to bring the famous certified meats known as "Posta de Miranda". These cows/calfs come from a small village and are now very rare - they are known to be walked for several miles every day by a pastor. Most of the products also come from this village, and all are sustainably grown and organic. You will also find various German specialties along with Portugal's most traditional plates. It is an unforgettable experience and I highly recommend! Every time I go back to Portugal, although it is hard to find, it certainly is my restaurant of choice!

We had a party of six and tried to go early, 7:00-ish to a nearby destination restaurant only to…read morediscover they were booked to 10:30. We walked about a block and discovered this gem. The food was traditional, simple and delicious. Our waiter guided us through the menu. The traditional rice with cod was tasty and devoured by all. The black pork with kidney bean "stew" was amazingly good. (I know pork and beans but they kicked up several levels.) Desserts and a couple bottles of made, and appetizers came to about 28 euros per person It was one of the better restaurants we enjoyed in Lisbon

Worst experience ever. The waiter was extremely rude, added items we never ordered, then charged us…read morefor them. The food was disgusting, and on top of that, they only told us at the end that it's cash only--then pointed us to an ATM with ridiculous fees. The vibe was depressing, and did I mention the waiter was beyond rude? Avoid this place at all costs.

We stopped by here after Alfama for a latte and washroom break before heading off to Baixa…read more The interior of the cafe is a large open space with couches, high tables, and tables for you to choose - perfect for lounging/brunch crowds. There are books that lined the sides of the cafe. The latte is quite a large size (16oz) for EUR2.70. A little high on the cost but it is creamy, foamy and quite nice. We noticed fellow patron's meals are large in portions. Service is decent. The staff were attentive and made sure we were helped. Overall, not a bad place to be if you want a drink, chill, or have brunch.

Stopped by to grab some breakfast during our last day in Lisbon. The atmosphere was really cozy and…read morechill. Chai - tasted like milk. Had no chai flavor at all. Dirty chai - tasted like milk with a splash of coffee. Also had no chai flavor at all. Maybe they don't know how to make chai because no one really orders it? Paris - using sourdough for French Toast was interesting. It definitely made it less sweet. It also comes with a side of fruit. If you're looking for breakfast/brunch spot, you can skip this place.

Our apartment was just a block away so after a busy day we stopped in for dinner. They have menus…read morein German, Spanish, English, Portuguese and French. Seating is available outside as well as inside and they have an extensive selection of traditional Portuguese food items. We ordered the sardine platter which came with veggies and garnish. They serve the fish whole so if you don't know how to debone using the spin and taking out the lungs, watch a video before visiting Portugal. We also got the octopus salad which had onion, peppers and lettuce with the octopus. This was the first place we went to that had the salad with peppers and it was great. For dinner, we had the traditional Portuguese steak and rice with mixed seafood. The steak was done medium well and was topped with an egg, and beef salami. The dish came with fries, salad, and rice. It reminded me of the Peruvian dish lomo saltado. The sauce that came with it was delicious. The arroz con marisco was flavorful with clams, shrimp, mussels, crab and squid. It was delicious and went with the bread and butter provided. All the dishes were amazing and representative of traditional Portuguese. Our total for two was around €50 which was great. Highly recommend visiting.

Awesome, authentic Portuguese. This place was a block up from my Airbnb. I thoroughly enjoyed the…read moresardines platter with a side of steam rice. I enjoyed a well balanced bottle of Portuguese wine. To top it off the service was impeccable. I recommend this Portuguese jewel.

If you have a TON of money to throw away, go for it! It was $600+ for two of us for dinner. While…read morethe beginning started off great, and the wine pairing was good, the main course was not. I ordered the lamb chops and what I got was ground up lamb wrapped in something. It was supposed to come with potatoes and what I got wasn't recognized as a potato. My husband ordered the steak medium rare and it was not even rare. Seemed barely cooked. At that point we just wanted to move forward and finish the next 4 courses. There were only 3 tables being served on a Friday night.

Eleven was one of the highlights of my Eurotrip this summer. I went for a lunch, as recommended by…read morea colleague of mine (an "economical lunch option" he said...which it is not). Everything I had was so delightful. I decided to ball out and get a full on Eleven meal. I think my favorite dish was the raw fish and beluga caviar served with pea and vanilla broth. Highly recommend if you get a chance to visit Lisbon.