Our first night in Lisbon we asked the guy at the hotel for a recommendation, something within…read morewalking distance of, good local food, not too fussy. This was it exactly. The food was excellent, the service was so attentive. They really wanted us to enjoy ourselves and we did! It was busy but we weren't hurried at all. A beautiful fall night on the patio. And very reasonably priced

Espaço 39 Degraus is a quaint, cozy cafe hidden inside a building that houses a film museum. I…read morewould never have discovered such a nice eatery without the help of Yelp and some locals who pointed me in the right direction a couple of times once I got into the building. The food was very tasty and my server was helpful in selecting it and then checking on me periodically throughout my meal to see if I needed anything else. One thing that was a little disappointing was that as soon as I was seated, another server brought me a couvert course of breads, butter and cheese. I was delighted to have this to enjoy while my food was prepared. I thought it was complimentary but it was NOT! I saw it was charged as €5 on my bill. Not that I could not pay it but I should have been asked if it was not included. I was obviously not a local as I was speaking another language. Overall, I would recommend Espaço 39 Degraus, and I would dine there again if I had the chance.

in the summer, the best relaxing place in the city, with a spectacular view over tagus river (rio…read moretejo)

Cerca Moura is an eclectic little pace. We were pleasantly surprised how good the food is. This…read morewas the best pasteleis de bacalhau (codfish cakes) are the best we had in Lisbon. They are fluffy, lite and flavorful.

It's a great place to sit outdoors, have a beer or glass of wine, grab some lunch, and people…read morewatch..You'll be doing a lot of watching because there are a lot of people around and service is on the slow side. Make that VERY slow. Can't figure out why either, wasn't crowded, ordered soup and a beer and it took forever! The fish soup was lackluster and didn't have either fish or flavor. But the beer was cold and it felt great to lounge around and take a break from a hot day. Would I go back? No. But I'm feeling generous with the rating because I enjoyed the experience.

Super pleasant cafe in the Tile Museum, perfect for quaffing a Super Bock after touring this…read morefascinating museum. The outdoor garden is lush and gorgeous.

Very nice selection, affordable prices, lots of different options, and at a more reasonable price…read morepoint than many similar cafés at other tourist attractions. Can't beat the atmosphere, at least, if you love tile (which let's be honest, if you are hanging out here, you probably do). We ordered sandwiches and cokes and desserts.

Nice quiet place to take a rest I got an americano and two pastel de nata!…read more *** Be sure to look for the ticket machine to take a ticket to order from the counter! Reminds Ms of the delis in NYC

GREAT ARCHITECTURE: This is the heart of the city with the stunning plazas, architecture,…read moremonuments and museums. There is a lot of history in this area and for some time as you stroll, you will only see the impressive structures. As you venture away from the plaza, you will find the branching streets are very similar to the districts of Bairro Alto and Chiado with culture, food and shops. I would recommend a full day here to view the structures and visit the museums.