A very very mixed bag…read more We passed this place before and it looked pretty interesting, mostly locals inside. So we came back two nights later, trying the food that looked very appetizing in the window. We took a table outside, inside it was full and it wasn't too cold yet anyways. Service was friendly, a bit communication problems (our portugese was as good as his english, fair enough), but plenty of pictures on the menu anyway. We ordered mostly Petiscos. Besides some beer and wine we had a bunch of fried Petiscos first. Not exactly sure with what fillings. Some good, some not that much. One tasted a bit like liver....that was a good one! Then some fried little fish. Nice, crispy and fresh. Some Octopus Salad (very very good), Some kinda Bacalhau-Chickpea Salad (also a great choice) and a huge amount of fish eggs / roe (fantastic, great great value). The biggest let-down were the Portugese Sausages. About four different kind. I knew they're gonna be fatty (and they were), but a lot worse was the fact that they were unbelievably chewy and had some really tough pieces of gristle. Not a good choice at all. So, it has its up and downs. Fried stuff .... ok. Sausages.....bad. The cold (and salad) dishes.....top choice! A really mixed bag. Not a place we did go back, but surely was fun for a night and worth trying.

This is a super typical portuguese food place! If you want quick finger food or let's say a Biffana…read morethis place makes it more legit than any I have found in Lisbon! The service is rough and they don't care for tourists so ordering is tough but if you get past that and act like a local you will get an authentic food experience

If you don't like smokers don't come over to barrio Alto. Smokers inside and out. Bathroom doesn't…read morelock. Two Gin and tonics are 15€. Granted you can't find a much better deal in this immediate neighborhood. The staff is pleasant enough, though not very attentive. At 8pm with no one else around, three staffers could barely take/execute an order.

After climbing the creepy dark staircase, you will discover a modest random patio where people are…read morecalmly seated around plastic tables, drinking tapped Sagres or Super Bock. Nothing amazing to see here but some goose and ducks in a pen and blurry images on a TV behind a plastic façade. The atmosphere is extremely calm, the rasta bartender is playing loud video games on his phone and ghostly silent conversations and smoke fill the air. It's a quiet and odd place and a great spot for depressive conversations. But, I don't know why, there is something I really like about this place...

This was the best meal we had in Portugal. Besides the food being great, the drink we had was also…read morewonderful (passion fruit sangria). The ambiance of the restaurant is very nice, they have live music and an outdoor terrace seating with a nice view. The service was fantastic, our waitress was so sweet. This was a very pleasant experience and I would recommend it to anyone coming to Lisbon!

This place is awesome! If you go out the doors of the Ancient Art museum and look left-the glass…read morebox restaurant is Le Chat! I had a beer and a helluva view! What a fabulous view! We sat outside and had drinks and a cheese plate- delicious and reasonable. They have an English menu so you won't have to struggle if you speak English- and they're very nice. You can eat outside or inside. There is a ramp leading to the restaurant which you will find if you walk down and to the left as you exit the Ancient Art museum. There is also a lovely little park with a nice view directly behind the restaurant. Cabs are super easy to find on the street the Ancient Art museum is on. We always managed to pick one up very quickly.

Very cheap beers and cocktail (1€ for a 50cl beer or a small sangria), very small place but the…read moredistrict is cool to hang around so you can bring your drink outside, the drinks aren't amazing but it's decent for the price, in the evening you can wait a bit to get your drink but they're fast

This bar is a secret worth knowing, which you will like sharing with your best company. One of the…read morecoziest bars in town with its antique décor and welcoming staff. Sr Luis has been there for years and is a constance of good mood and sympathy. The place to go to to enjoy a cocktail, a tea or coffee, a caviar sandwich (!), a freshly squeezed orange juice, an irish coffee, or simply a great (port) wine. Small defect which for me makes it a 4/5: the place is so small smoking should really be banned.