This cute café offers great service…read more If you manage to get the one table in the place, it's a fabulous spot. The pain au chocolat was absolutely to die for, the quiche was good, and the croissant with ham was delicious. However, the cappuccino was not great, while the Americano was strong

Mercearia Poço dos Negros was a fantastic find in Lisboa. This small market had a fantastic…read moreselection of delicious eats. I was lured in by a sign for ginja tastings (they have chocolate cups, too!) and was happy to find a variety of foods and gifts. I bought lupini beans (my favorite), olives, cheeses, paletas, tinned fish, and more. I stopped here every day I was in the neighborhood. The staff is friendly and welcoming. It's the perfect market for all your gourmand needs.

My friend and I did a walking tour of Lisbon and we stopped in here during it, so we came back the…read morenext day to order a mixed cheese board and some wine. The place is super cute and they have a great variety of cheese to choose from. The only gripe I have is with the staff. We were the only people in there and it seemed like we were inconveniencing the ladies working there. We had to ask for several things that we felt should've been complimentary with our board; like bread. The wine wasn't anything snazzy, like most of the Portuguese wine I tasted over a few days. They didn't smile or ask if we needed anything and they only cracked a genuine smile when we tipped them at the end of our visit.

I discovered this little gem which was a stone throw from the Napoleão wine shop in downtown…read moreLisbon. They have a lot of cheeses from Portugal, which are hard to find and expensive in the U.S. There are other delicacies like pata negra, jams, cookies, wine and more. I was able to pick up quite a few things for souvenirs. Cheeses like Azeitao, easily over $20 a wheel at Whole Foods Market in the U.S., are only 7 euro here. What's even better than the price is that the manager can vacuum pack and seal the cheeses for me, with a little machine, so it was a breeze packing them into my luggage. There is no room for eating in, though you can most certainly have them prepare a sandwich or cheese platter to go.

This is off the beaten path, and for me, I'm not sure if it was worth it. We got the courses and…read morethe cheese was unique and delicious, but the risotto was a bit salty for my taste. The wine was good, though.

If you love cheese and an engaging and passionate owner - GO!!!!…read moreThe restaurant is unassuming, the brief menu is worth to do the full tasting.

Stopped in for a glass of wine and it was a really neat experience. The place is tiny. There were…read more3 of us and we just stood to drink. The ambiance is nice with wood and bottles galore. And the bartender was super friendly, letting us try a couple options before deciding what to get. Will definitely come back.

Small little wine room with a knowledgeable bartender and wines to-go. There's maybe 2-3 seats in…read morethe place but the idea is that you get your wine and go to the square right outside and drink there. We got a vinho verde and an orange wine based off the bartenders recommendations and the tasting options he provided. Would definitely go back again and suggest the spot to anyone who doesn't know exactly what type of Portuguese wines they like.