Navigating the streets to walk through the neighborhood to find this gem was a bit tricky, but…read moretotally worth it. This place is lovely. Outside seating is stadium style steps. Inside is an open kitchen where everyone works together happily to make your dining experience a true joy. The food is presented beautifully and you don't have to be vegan to love every bite!

While exploring Lisbon, we made a reservation at a cute hipister and vegan restaurant!! It was very…read moregood and amazing. É muito bom e fantástico! (P.S. - kitchen opens at 7pm.) Food: 5/5 Honestly, everything was amazing. I wish American vegan food tasted this good (less salty & sweet). We started with their verison of onigiri and a fig salad. I really loved the soft and crunchy texture of the onigiri with a juicy marinated watermelon center. For entree, we got the couscous with Okra dish. If you don't like Okra this dish is not for you. But, it was light and flavorful (slightly sour). For dessert, we got a sampler since we could not decide. Clearly, my favorite was the chocolate lava cake but they were all so tasty! My partner got some green vine and I got green tea. You get a whole pot of tea - great value!! Service & Ambiance: 5/5 The decor was so cozy inside and the staff were amazing! I know little to know Portuguese but, they were super nice! All in all, I would definitely go back and all for ~51€!

3.5 stars. Princesa…read moredo Castelo is a hole-in-the-wall vegan restaurant along one of the roads where tram 24 runs through the Alfama district. I was intrigued by the presence of a vegan restaurant in Lisbon, but it seems like vegan and vegetarian restaurants are plentiful here. The menu is just as tiny as the restaurant. There are 2 main dishes and a few desserts and starters. I ordered the daily dish, which was called Brunch. It included vegan cheese on toast, vegan sausages, a slice of sun-dried tomato, roasted beets on top of potatoes, and oats with strawberries and bananas. Elements of the dish were both a hit and a miss. As a non-vegan, the individual components were very good attempts at replicating the real thing. First, the cheese had the right texture. It had a very light and subtle flavor that I enjoyed. The vegan sausages were too dry on the inside. The beets and potatoes were particularly good, but I'm a bit biased as I enjoy beets in general. The oats in soy milk was tasty. There was a subtle sweetness to it. Overall, the food was good and a good value for €13.

My sister and I ate here twice during our short 4-day trip in Lisbon. The food was excellent both…read moretimes. We got the vegetable curry twice, as well as a quinoa salad, a tofu scramble, a carob cake, and some juice. Out of all of these, the quinoa salad was my favorite. But even the warm curry was delicious on a hot day! The carob cake was a bit dry and crumbly tasting, though -- I think I can bake a better one myself. There was quite a rush for the cheesecake, so I wonder if that would have been better? Sadly they were sold out once we wanted dessert. Service was a bit slow and they don't open before noon, but that's fine when you are on vacation :) As others have mentioned, the space is small, so going here with a large group is probably not advisable. I liked that their food menu was hand-written. It sounds like they just make up the menu as they go, and include whatever dishes they can make with the produce they have available that day. Overall, I very much enjoyed eating here -- it was nice to just get some good old vegetables among all the meat offerings of Portugal!

Really good food! Both vegan and non vegan options were so good! Highly recommend it's super cute!read more

Great vegan and vegetarian food. Steps away from a beautiful view of Lisbon. Service and…read moreatmosphere wonderful. Vegan lasagna was very tasty.

I don't have enough great things to say about this cute cozy little cafe. If you're vegetarian, eat…read morehere. If you're not vegetarian, eat here. The foood is amazing and so so healthy without tasting like it's too healthy. We came here 3 times in the one week that we were visiting Lisbon. They have very many options on their menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and the service is so hospitable. They even have free water unlike other restaurants that make you pay for everything. They also took the time to explain the menu to us, and accommodated us when we needed to get our food quickly so we could make the train. As for the food, we had the avocado toast, the scrambled eggs with guac, the açaí bowl, a few smoothies and juices, the beet burger, and the flatbreads. Everything was absolutely delicious and tasty.

Vegetarians (and spouses of vegetarians) rejoice! We tried the avocado toast (yum), yellow…read moresubmarine juice (yummy) and the don't stop me now smoothie (mmmm). Sweet potato fries at the table next to us looked delicious.

One of the best vegan meals I've had in Lisbon. Had Wesley as our waiter. He was very thorough in…read morethe menu. Had great recommendations. And had a passion for what he does. Don't pass this place up.

We were a little apprehensive after checking the evening's menu since it differed from the one…read moreonline but were pleasantly surprised. I had the chik'n caesar salad which was tasty and had chunks of fried tofu. We also shared the cheesecake and I tasted some of the channa masala. All in all a great vegan option in the area.

On vacation my husband and I spent two days in the gorgeous neighborhood of Alfama, and Casa da Tia…read moreHelena was one of the restaurants at which we ate. We had no reservation, so we felt thankful to get the last table outside. All of the other customers were local people, which suggests that this restaurant is a high quality. To this review I attached photos of the menu in September 2025. Here are my reviews for what we ate: Pastel de Bacalhau - 3.5 stars - These are codfish pies, and they tasted alright. Melao corn presunto - 5 stars - The menu said that this appetizer was melon and parma. My husband said that it was "good," and I also liked it. Legumes a bras - 5 stars - The menu described this vegetarian main course as shredded vegetables with eggs, onions, and potatoes. I really enjoyed every bite! Vinho verde - 4 stars - This green wine was not my favorite but was good. Ice tea mango - 5 stars - My husband drank this non-alcoholic drink, and he liked it. Ginjinha - 5 stars - We LOVED this cherry liquor! The total price including tax was 41 euros, which I thought was reasonable.

food: PREFACE CAME FOR A SNACK, so unfortunately take this review with a grain of salt as I didn't…read moreget to eat a real meal here. That being said, got some tapas & one of the best places in Portugal so far. Really wish I had time to come back & grab a real meal. Sausage was just a little bit too salty Service: staff was super friendly Ambiance: in a little alley so feel like it's more of a local spot which I love

Good food, great service and a terrific ambiance. The service was friendly good and pleasant.read more

Great location, right opposite the entrance to San Jorge Castello. This is a hole in the wall that…read morecan accommodate may be 15 people utmost. They serve Goan food which is a mix of Indian and Portuguese. This was our first time eating Goan food and so was not sure what to expect and we asked for descriptions of the curry from the owner. He was not too talkative but gave us enough information to make our selection. We ordered Dhal with Naan and Samosa for appetizers and really enjoyed them, both were very tasty. For entree, we ordered the vegetarian curry which is served with white rice. The Goan veggie curry itself was quite different from other curries that we have had. I imagine the seafood options to be tastier and more in line with Goan preparations than veggie food but it is not a bad place to stop by for veg food either.

Great burritos The…read moreambiance is very lively, they got live music. The service is friendly. They do have wifi.

This is a small restaurant where all tables are 4-6 seaters and mostly shared. It is not a fine…read moredine restaurant, but is extremely buzzing with great food and drinks. Good authentic Mexican food, for sure! But the best in this place is the modern look and cosmopolitan sense it has - everything is built and organized with the most attention and you can notice the mix of inspirations. Absolute great tacos and even bolder flavor cocktails. The cocktails are mostly tequila and mezcal based with a modern twist. We tried most of the vegetarian options - all of their tacos, quesadillas, burritos, and a couple more things. Drinks could be a little bit bigger to be honest. Price was quite rough for Mexican food, but at the same time it's understandable, there aren't too many places where the food is as authentic. Love the massive range of fresh salsas they give you to try with the meal. Besides that, you will also find the best staff and playlists in Lisbon here. If you like Mexican food and trendy places you can't miss one. During our one week of stay in Lisbon we went to this place for dinner twice. Pistola Y Corazon definitely lives up to their good reputation!

Exhausted from shopping (sure go on and judge me) I stumbled upon this place advertising…read morebuffet-style brunch for 9.90Euro. The staff was absolutely lovely and helpful, trying to explain every dish in English (I'm still not sure what the soup was). Several different salads, 3 main courses (one of which was vegetarian and amazing: Soy stuffed peppers topped with grilled cheese, yum!), soup, juices and Nespresso coffee. They also have free wifi, just ask for the password. I would certainly eat here again.

The buffet consists of soup, salad, main, dessert, drink and coffee…read more It is great value. All the dishes were tasty and well put together.