Located above the S22 gates, this is a fantastic airport lounge. Small sandwiches, fruits,…read morepastries and drinks. There is a full bar with a bartender, serving cocktails for a relaxing break before your flight. Spacious seating area with modern, comfortable seating as well as table top seats near the food.

This was my second visit to the ANA Lounge at the Lisbon airport. Access without payment requires a…read morebusiness class/first class ticket on a participating airline or a lounge pass membership, such as Priority Pass or Dragon Pass. The lounge is decent size with and different types of sitting options. There are dedicated leather like single chairs, tables with chairs, and couches. On both visits they had cold sandwiches, breads, cold cuts, pastries, yogurt, coffee, and a full bar. The food is average. Tip: If you visit this lounge, keep in mind you still have to go to passport control, which makes timing your exit a little tricky. They do have a clock near the entrance that estimates how long it will take to get through customs.

Wonderful airport lounge to rest at in Lisbon…read more Tejo Lounge is nestled away from the bustle of Lisbon Airport an escalator ride up from the full capacity seating before the boarding gates. This is TAP Air Portugal's flagship lounge in the Schengen area for domestic and EU flights. It was perfect for a layover before our Porto flight. The lounge is bright and spacious with plenty of seating and two areas to grab drinks, one in the buffet area and another on the other side with bar service as well as espresso machines. The buffet food options were plentiful and changed throughout the day. There are also yogurts, fruits, soft drinks and meat platters for a quick fill-up. In the morning layover, we enjoyed milky scrambled egg, local ham and sausage along with decent pastel da nata as our first local try of the famous Portuguese egg custard pastry. Before a subsequent return flight, the lunch option included pasta, caldo verde soup, sliced chorizo, traditional chickpea stew and a variety of fried items including the cod fritters. It was a nice variety even if I wished the fritters were warm. Many of the table seats have charging outlets for convenient recharge and the lounge includes its own wifi login for better speeds. There are even 6 shower rooms to freshen up from your last flight. The lounge was kept quite clean and there were a huge set of staff working the back kitchen as well as polite staff who restocked the buffet. A key advice if you are catching a non-Schengen international flight, the display boards inside the lounge prompt to leave 2 h ahead of departure. This is because Passport Controls especially with kids can be stuck in the long lineups. Tejo lounge is after security but before passports to get to the non-Schengen gates, and your safer bet may be TAP's Atlantico lounge instead in that area. Skip it or hit it? Tejo is definitely a lounge worth visiting if you have premium TAP airport access.

Pretty nice lounge. Ample seating when I was there. Coffee. Tea. Water. Juices (not fresh). Bar and…read morewine. Some food but nothing wow. Meats (iberico ham) and cheeses. Waffles cereal. They had cakes (decent) and Portuguese pastries. Still much better than most American lounges. Staff was working to clean and stock. Not bad place at all. The lounge has its own bathrooms a few with showers.

An average airport lounge before passport control…read more It was busy when we arrived at 1:20, but it quieted down a bit by 2pm. The food is so-so; two bartenders are great, as is the entire staff, and I got to try two reds. It has a shower. On my way to wash my hands, I found a quiet spot near the bathrooms: a seat and a wall--super calm. My machine-made cappuccino comes out sweet: I don't remember what I pressed - must be a senior moment.

A lounge for those heading back across the Atlantic…read more Atlantico Lounge is located in the non-Schengen international zone within Lisbon Airport. It is the first venue immediately after Passport Controls from the domestic zone. This is TAP Air Portugal's lounge for international flights and is smaller in size compared to their Tejo flagship lounge. It is accessible for Star Alliance premium passengers. The lounge is smaller and typically quieter but I found it quite busy in the afternoon period with many passengers packed in with loose jackets in preparation for flights to colder climates. There is only one self-serve area with a small variety of hot foods, along with pastries, and drinks. Food variety included caldo verde soup, sliced chorizo, salad and pastel da nata plus other pastries for a Portuguese touch. Among the limited table seating, there was a partitioned section for small groups to recharge. There were no shower rooms in this lounge, and only one of each drink station for espresso, fountain drinks, juice and minibar. If you have a domestic connecting flight, the front desk here will refer you past Passport Controls to Tejo lounge instead, saving you from delays. Skip it or hit it? Atlantico can get crammed in peak hours so TAP's flagship Tejo lounge was our better option in the same Lisbon airport.

I just wasn't really impressed with this airport. Upon landing there was no available gate/jet…read morebridge so our plane stopped well short of the terminal and we had to deplane using the boarding stairs (and I felt bad for the parents with small kids and several bags, and older folks or others struggling to haul carry-on luggage down the stairs), and then we were bussed to the terminal and entered via a door that seemed like a cargo delivery entrance. Upon entering the terminal, there was nobody from the airline to answer questions or direct passengers where to go ... so I just followed the herd and after a long meandering walk we ended up in the luggage/ground transportation area (no idea if we were supposed to pass through customs). My return flight wasn't much better. First, I highly recommend using FastTrack to get past the security line, but there is no shortcut around the hour to 3-hour immigration line. Of course, the airline called us to board our flight via zone numbers, but then we just boarded buses anyway so it was a free for all once the buses got to the plane and we hiked up the boarding stairs (I guess I should be thankful that the weather was decent). It just seemed like a rinky-dink way of running an international airport, but I guess if you are traveling through Lisbon you don't have much choice.

Lisbon Airport - Humberto Delgado Airport) - Heads Up on Security, VAT & Food Options…read more If you're flying out of Lisbon, give yourself extra time--this airport layout can be a bit misleading. After you go through the initial security checkpoint, you'll immediately see duty-free and it feels like you've reached the gates. Not quite. There is another checkpoint you must pass through before accessing the actual departure gates. A few key things to know: * Duty-free is NOT the final step -- don't get too comfortable thinking you're done. * You'll need to go through a second screening/checkpoint before reaching your gate area. * VAT/customs validation happens after that second checkpoint, not before. * Very limited food options after the second checkpoint -- so if you want a proper meal, grab it before you go through. This setup can definitely catch travelers off guard, especially if you're tight on time or planning to process VAT refunds. Pro tip: Eat first, then plan enough time to clear both checkpoints and handle VAT. It's not a straight shot from security to gate like in many other airports. Overall, a clean and efficient airport--but the flow isn't intuitive, so a little awareness goes a long way.

Our last night in lisbon we were hoping to find a good local restaurant and this place didn't…read moredisappoint us. It feels very local, servers/bartenders don't even speak english but they do understand. They have great tasting and good quality food. We ate at the bar area, a lot of locals drinking and seems like catching up (can't understand but it seems like good friends meeting up) the bar was full and people don't mind standing. We have shrimps with garlic (sooo good!!!) and grilled salmon (a little salty but with some oil and lemon it's really good). From where we from(las vegas) you can only have this quality food from nicer restaurants. Will highly recommend this place to people looking for real local restaurant.

Hidden gem in Lisbon, great seafood and fish, good prices (around 12-20€ which is pretty cheap…read moreconsidering the quality and the fact that it is a seafood restaurant), the dishes are pretty big and they also serve one of the best snails I have ever had. If you can, go there and try their food, their grilled salmon and their brown crab dishes are amazing.

If you have a longish layover in Lisbon - check out this place! Super quick Uber ride or if you…read morehave the time you can walk (it's about a mile though so if you're not a walker don't do it). Specials change every day and they are delicious. Fish is fresh and amazing. When I was there I had 1/2 dose of the grouper rice special (arroz de garoupa) and a coffee. It was like €7 total or something.

One of the best meals we had in our 2 weeks in Portugal (we were in Lisbon, Porto and Madeira)…read more Unbelievably delicious. Fresh fish and incredible wines ( I recommend the vinho verde from Calcada). And Reuben was an attentive and kind and knowledgeable server. Two nights ago we ate at at 2 star Michelin. Tonight was very different but just as delicious. Obrigada!

Improve the service. Very unwelcoming. I usually give tip according to service of the waiter. He…read morewouldn't even try to be nice. The food, not worth it for me.

So I got the grilled sea bass- not disappointed! My sister…read moreordered the veal steak- she was not happy! It was over cooked and dry. Our waiter seemed to be over worked. He had no patience. When he was taking our order, I guess he decided we took too long when I asked my sister what started she wanted- so he just groaned and walked away!! The woman at the table next to us was clearly upset at waiting so long to put in her order! We offered some of our bread to her since she was being ignored! Overall- my food was great. My sisters wasn't. Service left a lot to be desired.

This was our first meal in Portugal and we knew very little about their food. We got lucky at…read moreCacique. The waitress was most helpful in guiding us to an excellent meal. Then the owner came to our table and insisted we share an after-dinner drink at no charge. If you stay in this part of town, take advantage of this restaurant.

Wow! Without a doubt, the octopus lagiero style is the best octopus I've ever had, anywhere! My…read morewife thought her salmon was outstanding too. You'll find that the service, selection, quality, and intimacy of Cacique can't be beat. Miguel will treat you like gold! We will try and return as often as we can.

I was traveling with a group of friends, and one of them wanted to have Portuguese suckling pig…read more When I looked it up, that send to be more of a dish in the north, and we were in Lisbon for one day. I found this place from a Google search, and it looked promising. We got there soon after they opened at noon, and luckily got a table. The menu was simple. You order however many portions of suckling pig. We ordered 6 for 6 of us. It looked like a lot, but some pieces were bony, and we finished the platter The pig comes with a plate of chips. We ordered a salad, and paired it with sparkling wine because that's what I read that it's usually paired with. The pig is a bit bigger than the suckling pig that I have had in Hong Kong. Everyone in our group loved it, and I definitely recommend this place.

m uh wife dnd i were visiting for our 37 anniversary. excellent food and service. will recommend to…read morefriends and family