Went here for dinner with two and really enjoyed it - got the Couvert, oxtail "cellar", octopus…read morepico, and fish soup. Everything was delicious but fairly rich - glad we had some tasty olives to cut the fat! The service was lovely and attentive, and this restaurant was very cozy and homey. I love the chalk writing of the menu on the chalkboards - the oxtail was truly delicious, just a bit rich for us. Portion sizes were great too!

Awesome stews. Place is small. We were lucky to get a seat as we were just walking around. The…read moreladies here are friendly and efficient. This place seems to specialize in stews so many options for stews. All are flavorful and the meats are tender and bursting with flavor.

Absolutely perfect dining experience!! We stumbled upon this restaurant today, originally sat…read moreoutside but changed to inside and I'm glad we did. This building is gorgeous old building our server, Bruno?, said was originally for coal production. The food, service and wine were perfect!! We had the olives, tempura green beans, shrimp tacos!!! :) octopus salad, my favorite bruschetta with prosciutto, avocado and egg. This was my husband's favorite. Everything and everyone was exceptional. Go you won't be disappointed !! Great job everyone. Aloha

Good food. Ribeye was good, cooked nicely, and great flavor. We sat outside in beautiful setting…read more Several restaurants share outside seating, across a flight of stairs that connects the streets.

While this place is in a great touristy location, we felt that being in the land of Port wine and…read moretheir award winning "Vihno Verde" this place could have offered a bit more assistance with the selection process. They did not really explain the difference between tawny, ruby, late bottled vintage...etc. somewhat expensive as well, found the same glass, a 20 and 30 year vintage, for ten Euros less at Time Out market. Oh well, it was a cold and rainy day so at least we warmed up.

This is a cool little place that serves different types of port wine and other alcoholic beverages…read more I like the vibe and definitely a place you go to after dinner for a night cap. It's not too noisy in here. They also serve a cheese platter and olives if you want to snack on something. Pricing wise, it was about 4-4.5 Euros for a glass of wine or ginga. I like that they will give you a taste before pouring you a full glass to make sure that you are happy with your choice. Keep in mind that they only accept cash.

This place is very close by the Sao Jorge Castelo. At the entrance/exit, just take the first side…read morestreet downhill and you'll see this place on the right. After walking around the castle on a warm day, we actually felt more a beer than wine, but we wanted to try this place so we headed in anyway. The owners, actually from Brazil, are very nice. They gave us a menu, then came back in a short while to see what we wanted. They generously gave us a few to sample and even brought out a few bottles that were not on the list, and one was a new bottle! Price of wine is not cheap, our glasses each cost €10 each, a pretty steep price in Portugal where a full bottle often cost less. However, considering the expertise and service, the welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, this is a lovely place to rest up a bit after visiting the castle.

Great wine list, small but tasty cheese and meat offerings. They all speak English here, and so do…read moremost of the clients -- this is not the place to get a taste of local culture. If all you want to do is drink Portuguese wine and eat some Portuguese snacks, and you have a large tourist wallet, this is your place. It is pleasant, and you'll see a better variety of wines from the whole country here than in most wine bars. But if you are hoping to rub shoulders with locals, look elsewhere. The waiters are all well versed in Portuguese wines. Service is slow, but that seems to be the norm in Lisbon.

Such a truly wonderful experience! Our Server Anna started…read moreoff by making us a fresh batch of red sangria and we ordered some appetizers of cheese, olives, jam and bread and I had a hot ham and cheese sandwich dipped in succulent olive oil. Anna became our translator when we met a regular there Rossy who has lived in the neighborhood for 70 years. After befriending Rossy, Anna made us a delicious fresh pitcher of white sangria and we ordered more of everything sharing w Rossy who has her own painted tile on the wall. The food was perfect and the bonds we made were irreplaceable. We even were recommended next door and got some ceramic fishes because catching Tram 28 down the hill. A wonderful experience!

We feared it might be a tourist trap as we were just a few blocks from the Saturday flea market,…read morebut we had an unexpected and wonderful brunch for just €16 each. This included a very filling and delicious meal plus fresh squeezed juice before and coffee after. If there are 2 of you, one should get the orange juice and the other the limeade because both were amazing and I can't imagine having to choose. I'm not a poached egg fan so they baked my egg hard by request. 100% recommend.

This place is groovy. Truly. Mish-mash of fun antique chairs, furniture, and nick nacks…read more(typewriter, vases, statues) to create a practical and charming atmosphere complete with living plants all around the room. Lured in by an oncoming rain storm and a board advertising avocado toast, my cousin and I found this delightful coffee bar. This place appeals to locals and tourists alike, which menus in English and Portuguese. We shared avocado toast, a perfect mid-afternoon snack and some great lattes. The restaurant is on a thoroughfare a close walk to a tram stop. The music Is as fun and eclectic as the furniture, kind of reggae. Definitely worth a visit!

Really cool place with great decoration and fantastic service by Miguel, the owner…read more Great place for exquisite Portuguese tapas and really tasty beer. Though there are many choices in the area, this one is a must

I'm so incredibly impressed. I loved that this place was in the ground floor of our hotel…read more Frederico is the expert on hospitality. He is so kind. He will talk to you for hours and teach you about food and wine and culture and talk about the history of food and how it came to be in Portugal. I loved it. I learned so much. I aspire, as an American, to learn from and look up to other cultures. I feel very honored to have dined in a restaurant managed by him on our trip to Portugal. I'm going to recommend to our travel coordinator to add this restaurant to the Google map recommendations list because more people need to go to this place - they need more tables, more space, because I'm convinced this is such a hidden gem that should be exposed to the masses to enjoy! We visited several wineries and this restaurant had the best wine - bar none! The fish, a fish I hadn't tried before, was deliciously seasoned, falls apart with the fork, the creamy rice was just divine. I normally will never eat little cherry/grape tomatoes - ever - but the perfect bite of fish, creamy rice, and a tomato was... perfection. The menu is deeply curated; flavors - textures - wines that make sense. You can tell Frederico what you normally like and he 100% knows what wines he has that you will love. The tomato, orange, ham, salad, was absolutely balanced and delicious. I'm so grateful that our first trip to Portugal we got to meet Frederico and dine with these wonderful people who love food and wine as much as us. I'll never forget it as long as I live. You will not be disappointed. Promise.

Found this restaurant while walking the streets of Lisbon, and what an amazing surprise. The…read moreambience was lovely, and the food and service were just as great. It was not crowded at all on a Friday night, and I was able to strike up a conversation with fellow diners and actually hear myself talk. That is rare these days. I was surprised they were offering Happy Hour pricing around 7 PM, so I quickly took advantage of a pitcher of sangria, which was delicious and incredibly fresh. I started with the chorizo, which you cook yourself right at the table. For my main course I ordered the steak with eggs, and it was excellent. To finish, I had the crème brûlée for dessert, and it was also outstanding. Overall, a truly wonderful hidden gem in Lisbon. I cannot wait to return.

We arrived jet-lagged, tired, exhausted, hungry as hell... and this place was highly recommended to…read moreus so we made the long and windy trek down the hill - through back alleys - stairwells - etc - just to get there. We sat on the patio as it was nice and warm this particular day. Our waitress was consistent and attentive - very nice and given it was our first time to Lisbon she explained different types of food we had not yet learned about. I ordered the Sea Bass and it was served butterfly style and chargrilled (not breaded) and it was perfectly seasoned and even though she brought oil and vinegar to the table it was really not needed for the fish. The little burst potatoes were cooked just right as well - sometimes potatoes get dry when cooking --- Portugal has this absolutely figured out. And last but 100% not least - this was the best Sangria my husband and I have ever had. We tried at last 6 other pitchers at different locations that week and not a single one held a candle to this one... its *the* best.

The pork bife sandwich and warmed sheep's milk cheese with tomato jam were favorites here…read more Definitely authentic Portuguese that caters to all of the food your crowds. Delicious grilled sardines too and service can't be beat.

I can't believe I've waited this long to leave a review of this incredible restaurant. We were in…read moreSpain and Portugal in 2020 and after a great day of sightseeing, the sun had set and we were hungry. We happened to pass by this restaurant and from the street, you could smell everything wonderful. We took a chance at getting a table for six of us and they happily accommodated us. Honestly, I can't tell you what everyone else had as it was so long ago, but I had the steak and fries and I was in HEAVEN. Everyone in our party was raving about how delicious their individual plates were. The service was friendly and efficient. We met a lovely couple from Paris at the next table and even took a picture with them. My apologies to the restaurant and staff for taking to long to post this. I can't wait to return next year.

Eh this place is not worth it , the tiramisu was just ok and the coffee was not great. The prices…read moreare very expensive and they asked for a tip after? I wouldn't recommend this place at all. Service was quick and the place was pretty empty

We had a very disappointing meal here. Tasteless bread, sad, bland Capresé salad and the worst:…read moredull brice and beans with tofu. No good flavors. This is not a good choice for vegetarians.

Delicious whole sea bream (dourada) in a very charming outdoor setting, right in the middle of it…read moreall.