We stopped here while wandering around Lisbon, and after walking through the dilapidated church, it…read morewas the perfect treat. I got the red sangria and my husband got a beer. I tried many Sangrias while I was in Lisbon, this was one of the best. It was nice sitting on the square doing some people watching and listening to live music. Would return

Cute little square with an outdoor cafe. We stopped by for an after dinner drink, there was ample…read moreseating and live music which made for a memorable evening.

This is a bar kiosk/cofffee shop in the center of big trendy shops (Beverly Hills kind) which is…read morealso the big hang out on Saturdays. Clubs everywhere where people can sit outside and enjoy the summer here in Lisbon. I've mentioned a bar. Cash was the only way to eat and drink though because they don't like to pay the fees for hiring the debit/credit merchants. Anywho, only 2 people run this place but they are very efficient as well as being straight forward but politely will call out people when they are on the intoxicated side. I also re-learned the difference between cappuccino and cafe as well as espresso. They are all different they way they are made and served. I noticed how their prices are affordable even being located on the high end side. Seattle is still more expensive you guys. Many speak very good English but let them know how your Portuguese is as well. They will understand. I also noticed how much they speak with their hands just like the Italians. I'm having a blast getting to know this culture.

a throwback to the late 1800s Lisbon, art nouveau snack kiosks have been restored in some city…read moresquares. staying in Baixa Chiado prev visit, i always had reason to come by, namely: uma bica, iced orchata, leite perfurmado (cold milk with cinnamon and lemon), fresh juices and amêndoa amarga on the rocks (bitter almond liquor) as aperitif, all served in eco-friendly compostable corn starch glasses. was happy to be back early last summer with the fam for more chillin and drinkin on the terraço.

These quiosques were one of my FAVORITE things about Lisbon. You can seemingly get anything you…read morewant at these gorgeous little oasis'. Cocktails, coffee, beer, sandwiches, desserts. EVERYTHING I LIKE.

Simply delightful! The sangria is bursting with favors...and so are the sandwiches! The staff are…read morefast, professional and lovely!