Amazing local spot we stopped in following Bacalhoa winery. Had a bottle of their Merlot which was…read moregreat. Don't miss it.

We came here for lunch on recommendation of our winery tour guide (a local). The service was really…read moregood, food was amazing and portions huge and well priced. We had grilled sardines and black pork mesta (mix) - both good and abundant. We also ordered a half bottle of vinho branco that perfectly complemented the food. Totally recommend!

Amazing food!!!! Loved the various dishes served…read morebeautifully. Also the server was very accommodating.

This place is delicious! The staff was friendly and helpful with all of the dietary restrictions…read moreand requests our party had. It's pretty small, so definitely recommend a reservation - especially for larger groups. The portions are good and the food comes out as it's ready, so be sure to remember what you ordered! I had the shakshuka and it was delicious - eggs were cooked perfectly and it had a little kick to it. I also had some of their hummus and it was very creamy.

Everything is great. It's a real Portuguese restaurant full of nice people and very good foodread more

Happened to be looking at for a place to eat. We the first people in at 7p.m. when they opened…read more Good choice of seafood, meats, and salads. Food was delicious. I did the Steak Tascadero,fried in white wine with egg. My wife tried the cod since this Portugal. Good portion size. Resonably priced. Plates were under 20 euro.

Such a truly wonderful experience! Our Server Anna started…read moreoff by making us a fresh batch of red sangria and we ordered some appetizers of cheese, olives, jam and bread and I had a hot ham and cheese sandwich dipped in succulent olive oil. Anna became our translator when we met a regular there Rossy who has lived in the neighborhood for 70 years. After befriending Rossy, Anna made us a delicious fresh pitcher of white sangria and we ordered more of everything sharing w Rossy who has her own painted tile on the wall. The food was perfect and the bonds we made were irreplaceable. We even were recommended next door and got some ceramic fishes because catching Tram 28 down the hill. A wonderful experience!

We feared it might be a tourist trap as we were just a few blocks from the Saturday flea market,…read morebut we had an unexpected and wonderful brunch for just €16 each. This included a very filling and delicious meal plus fresh squeezed juice before and coffee after. If there are 2 of you, one should get the orange juice and the other the limeade because both were amazing and I can't imagine having to choose. I'm not a poached egg fan so they baked my egg hard by request. 100% recommend.

I had a very fantastic time here. I will say that I made my reservation super early at 7 PM and I…read morewas the only one in the restaurant. I didn't realize the Portuguese eat a little bit later at night. It felt like I was in my own private restaurant so that was super funny to think about. Otherwise, though it was such a vibe, it has such a cute interior with paintings on the wall a Christmas tree on the side and a more modern wooden finish. Bathroom is also located on the first floor and it's very clean. Service was fantastic. My waiter, Nabil, was so friendly. He chatted with me and told me a little bit about Portugal. English was not a problem for him and I had no trouble as an English tourist. Service was fast, and he checked in with me every couple minutes. I had gone here as a recommendation from a coworker, and it was fantastic. The duck confit was cooked so tender and served with rice and spinach. The rice tasted cheesy and rich and it was also perfectly balanced with the meal. I highly recommend that as a dish! Otherwise, though, I ordered the green wine and it was pretty good. In Lisbon, I was told to try the green wine because it's from a specific region. It tastes kinda like a Chardonnay.

Everything was wonderful at this little neighborhood restaurant. We came here on the suggestion of…read moreour hotel and were not disappointed. Service was very personal. Food was just right delicious. And the ambience was very local. In addition to us and another couple, there were three ladies that were enjoying their dinners alone, making it feel like a very safe space for neighborhood folks to enjoy a dinner out. Highly recommend for a nice night out.

Casual reasonably priced dinner with friendly service and lovely food! We had a 730pm reservation,…read morewere seated right away. The food came swiftly, and they gave us a shot of sherry complimentary post meal! The place is good for large groups, those on budgets, vegans/vegetarians. My husband got the peri peri chicken a d it was super hot but he liked the flavor (just wish they had ice cream on the menu to have after to cool down). I went with the p ppl Goat cheese-- it was colorful, packed with veggies & flavor!! My vegetarian friends, they are a handful of options for us!!

Metamorphosis has one of the best reviews in. Sintra but I was underwhelmed. It took about 45…read moreminutes to get our entrees of cod and grilled giltfish. The giltfish was seasoned well and cooked properly but the cod was a disaster - it was overcooked and under seasoned. We were surprised by the way as well since there were only 4 tables and we ordered fish. We also got the clams which was average as well. Not sure if the restaurant went through an unfortunate metaphorphosis.

This was our last meal in Lisbon and we very much enjoyed it! Throughout the dining experience, the…read moreservice was efficient and friendly which was much appreciated. They have a beautiful location right next to Miradouro de Santa Catarina which is an amazing place to watch a sunset. The area of the restaurant we sat in was open air but covered whereas the other half was open air uncovered! It was very hot that day and we were all fanning ourselves constantly and the power actually went out 3 or 4 times while we were there! For my meal I had the chicken curry and cheesecake for dessert. Both really fantastic items. The chicken curry stood out to me because I had not had anything else like it in Lisbon so far. Loved the flavors of it.

They have a great view. But food is mediocre. Also note that they accept only cash, though they…read morehave an atm right outside for this very purpose. 3 stars because of the view, but only 2 stars for the food.

Amazing local food!! Great service! Some of the best views of the beach in Lisbon. The Bacalhau was…read moretasty! Must try while in Carcavelos.....

The restaurant is in a little alley so it's easy to miss if you're not looking. The grilled…read morePotuguese sardines dish is the best. We also got the salmon and Caesar salad. Price is down to earth and the service is genuinely honest and friendly! We're looking forward to our next trip here and the famous Belem bakery next door. From Portugal with love.

Great restaurant just off the main strip. Totally worth the wait. This family run business has…read moresome great entrees. Loved the sardines and classic cod dish.

This little restaurant is right across from the plaza and the bus station in the old town. There…read moreare several restaurants on the same block but we decided on this one, as they have the duck rice as one of the daily's specials, and we didn't get to try it on this trip yet. We sat outside as weather was beautiful (though turned out too windy to enjoy al fresco dining). The waitress brought over an English menu. To our dismay, the English menu has items like hamburger, pasta, sandwiches and all the stuff, but nothing Portuguese. As we enjoy exploring local cuisines, we struggled through the Portuguese menu, with some help from google and the waitress. We ordered a morcela assada, which is blood sausage roasted on a ceramic dish. I have to say, this is definitely one of the best morcela I've tried. The skin is crispy, the stuffing flavorful and not pasty. It was a really big sausage but I couldn't bear to waste any and gallantly finished it. The duck rice came baked, shreds of duck meat mixed in the rice. Again, nice flavor. For dessert, we had some sweet Portuguese melon and the local specialty, tortas de Azeitão. Whether you are homesick or culinarily adventurous, this place offers good service and delicious food at a reasonable price. Although i didn't get the hamburger, so don't complain if it doesn't taste like home...

República Café is unfortunately closed. In its place is now a French pastry shop, with real French…read morebaguettes, desserts and more.