Improve the service. Very unwelcoming. I usually give tip according to service of the waiter. He…read morewouldn't even try to be nice. The food, not worth it for me.

So I got the grilled sea bass- not disappointed! My sister…read moreordered the veal steak- she was not happy! It was over cooked and dry. Our waiter seemed to be over worked. He had no patience. When he was taking our order, I guess he decided we took too long when I asked my sister what started she wanted- so he just groaned and walked away!! The woman at the table next to us was clearly upset at waiting so long to put in her order! We offered some of our bread to her since she was being ignored! Overall- my food was great. My sisters wasn't. Service left a lot to be desired.

Yes this place is more expensive, but then the whole Parque das Nações strip along the riverside…read moreis, and at least this place has honestly good food. Tourist trap is when they offer bad food at high price, so I won't call this a tourist trap. You probably can venture to some neighborhood fish restaurant for a better value, but otherwise, you won't be disappointed with the selection and preparation. Near the entrance they have a display case with all the fresh catches. We skipped the shellfishes as Cervajeria Ramiro is our (and the world's) favorite, and we doubted that this place can rival it. Though of course, here you can skip the hour's wait. Hubby was hoping to get the dover sole, but it was not available. We tried another flatfish, turbot, which was expertly grilled and then filleted at our table. Sides are traditional potato and greens.

Walking along the Tagus river in Lisbon, we came upon this seafood place and figured it would be…read morelike any such place in any touristy town (ie, Lincoln Road in Miami Beach). I should've known better, being in Portugal and all. The Legumes soup was honest and right, but when the octopus rice (a soupy rice dish) arrived, I was taken aback by the tenderness of the meat, the texture of the rice and the combination of flavors. Surprised not to see this place on Yelp (or T.A.) I decided to add it. A Gem for a very dim sum!

Our last night in lisbon we were hoping to find a good local restaurant and this place didn't…read moredisappoint us. It feels very local, servers/bartenders don't even speak english but they do understand. They have great tasting and good quality food. We ate at the bar area, a lot of locals drinking and seems like catching up (can't understand but it seems like good friends meeting up) the bar was full and people don't mind standing. We have shrimps with garlic (sooo good!!!) and grilled salmon (a little salty but with some oil and lemon it's really good). From where we from(las vegas) you can only have this quality food from nicer restaurants. Will highly recommend this place to people looking for real local restaurant.

Hidden gem in Lisbon, great seafood and fish, good prices (around 12-20€ which is pretty cheap…read moreconsidering the quality and the fact that it is a seafood restaurant), the dishes are pretty big and they also serve one of the best snails I have ever had. If you can, go there and try their food, their grilled salmon and their brown crab dishes are amazing.

GROCERY STORE .. this was one of the best finds ans it reminded me of target actually . It's…read moreeverywhere and has everything that you need I person or in Uber . Hubby and I ordered a couple times from here and we also saw one at the Oeiras Parque mall . Love this place and will be back for some more shopping !!

We were staying at the Melia Lisbon Oriente, so when we saw the market we knew we would be set for…read moreour stay. This store has everything you need. Flowers, food, wine, clothing, its a one stop shop for everything. We love this store, reminds me of a trader joe's in the USA. This location is literally 5 minute walk from our hotel. Highly recommended location. Specially if tou want to take something when traveling on the railroad or the bus, instead of buying it at the stations..

I feel that this restaurant is a tourist trap. The staff really pushed selling "add'ons". We…read moredidn't really enjoy our meal. It is possible we didn't order well. I found it very expensive for what we got. It wasn't worth the money to us.

Stayed at a hotel nearby and decided to take a stroll to see what local restaurants there are. This…read moreone piqued my interest because it marketed fresh fish. If my review were solely based on the food, it would be great. However, my dining experience was dampened by the horrible service. I've been traveling throughout Portugal for a week and have had stellar service everywhere, but this restaurant is deceiving. They hand you plates of food that you don't order. It dawned on me halfway through the meal to ask if it was included. I found out the dishes of salads and grilled veggies galore that they give you, aren't included (aside from the potatoes). In addition, despite my efforts to communicate with them in broken up Portuguese, they made very little attempts to address any questions. I was bounced around between the waiter and the chefs inside. Most of the fish is market price and it's up to their discretion of how much your bill is. When I asked how much it would be, they shooed me to my table. The final straw was that they weren't honest with the bill. They added things that we didn't order and didn't take it off until I mentioned it. They also added a bunch of unexplained charges totaling about €25, which hasn't been my experience at other restaurants in Portugal. When I inquired about it, they just shrugged it off and said they don't understand why it's on there, but making no effort to explain it or take it off the bill. Im sure there are plenty of other places in Lisbon with just as great of food, but much better service. I wouldn't recommend this place to tourists or people who aren't fluent in Portuguese. They will take advantage of you.

We had cod cakes and fish with local beer. Good ambience ok food. The service was good and the view…read moreamazing. This place has the local celebrated chef- Julio Fernandez.

In my photo, codfish cakes, cod in the risotto, my cod! So this restaurant is in a touristy area,…read moremost of the diners were locals, which often is a good sign. Great service, delicious food, and a nice variety of beer, wine.

Michelin bib gourmet place located fairly far from the touristy area (need to get subway including…read morea connection). It was a fairly good place though not worth the commute. The cooking seems really home style. No fancy presentation or ingredients.... just regular components in large servings. Prices are very reasonable especially given the portions. I'd recommend the pork and clam dish. Pork was tender and very flavorful. Potato's were delicious. Main complaint was that all 3 dishes had lots of potatoes. Staff speak English.

Too lazy to make it to downtown for dinner, we decided to explore the restaurants near our hotel…read more I've always like Alentejo cuisine, and it'll be a nice change from the seafood we've been having. As usual, we are presented with several dishes of appetizers (olive, cheeses, bread) as we sit down. It's just the custom, not really a ploy to cheat customers, though I know many customers feel so. Just let the waiter know what you will like to keep, and he'll take the other dishes away, no hash feeling. Usually these appetizers are listed in the menu as well, so the cost is not necessary a surprise. Anyway, we decide to get the Açorda à Alentejana, the classic soup from the region made with bread, loads of garlic, finely chopped coriander, and poached eggs. It's a light soup, garlicky and definitely great for a cool night or if you have a cold. I couldn't decide between the Porco à Alentejana (pork w clam) and the stewed lamb, but ended up with lamb. The broth is lighter than I expected, but the lamb is very tender, and you can tell from the bones it's a really young lamb, so it's a good thing they keep the seasoning light. They have many wines from the Alentejo region, including some half bottles, we ended up with one that's €6.50. Quite good, with notes of dried plums, though a bit strong for the dish itself.

Pretty good place to get sea food. The prices are also pretty good. Would recommend.read more

We wanted to have a drink on the top floor terrace and this is where we went to get it. It was a…read moreself service fast food restaurant, you get your trays, queue up and then order at the counter. You are served, you pay and then your order is placed on your tray and you take your order to your seats, which in this instance is outside on the terrace overlooking the Expo Centre and the river.

A nice Portuguese chain restaurant on the top floor of the Vasco De Gama Mall. Their menu has…read moretypical Portuguese fare & I got their salted cod dish, which is a local staple. It was good, but a little too oily, which is probably how it's supposed to be served anyway. The service was good too & my bill came out to about €20 for the fish & 2 drinks.

This was our first meal in Portugal and we knew very little about their food. We got lucky at…read moreCacique. The waitress was most helpful in guiding us to an excellent meal. Then the owner came to our table and insisted we share an after-dinner drink at no charge. If you stay in this part of town, take advantage of this restaurant.

Wow! Without a doubt, the octopus lagiero style is the best octopus I've ever had, anywhere! My…read morewife thought her salmon was outstanding too. You'll find that the service, selection, quality, and intimacy of Cacique can't be beat. Miguel will treat you like gold! We will try and return as often as we can.