I came here based on a reel that I found on Instagram. Beers were apparently only 1 euro...the…read morecatch was that it was the small beer, but still cheap nevertheless! This bar wasn't far from where we were staying and we happened to pass by here almost everyday, so we finally decided to check this place out. The bar was still super cheap, and I loved that everyone was just here to enjoy a drink and chat with friends. It gives off a local dive bar vibe, which I really liked. Apparently there's also a rooftop (I was looking at the reviews here), but we didn't get a chance to check it out as it was nighttime and raining when we visited. Overall a great spot for cheap beer and good hangs.

Lisboa Bar is everything you could hope to find in a bar. Amazing views from their patio rooftop. A…read moreselection of decently priced drinks. Friendly service. A mix of tourists and locals. Came here on our last night in Lisbon to enjoy a few last caipirinhas with a view, and this place did not disappoint. We were served pretty much immediately after taking a look at the extensive bar menu and picking our poison. I went with the black caipirinha, my partner stuck to the traditional one. We walked around the back to access the upstairs patio which was relatively empty when we first got there, but filled up considerably as the night went on. You can see the top of the castle lit up at night from the rooftop patio as well as lots of the city, which is really a sight to see. Our drinks were strong and well made. Definitely stop by at some point during your trip to Lisbon!

Cool vibe and a well stocked bar. Servers weren't anywhere near friendly but they were efficient…read moreand made an excellent pitcher of sangria. Some good people-watching from the front and comfortable seating indoors. Worth a stop on the strip.

Cool little chill out bar/cafe where you can have a drink with some friends. Prices are ok, the…read moreonly downside is that people smoke inside. Recommended if you're in Peniche

We were struggling to find somewhere while it was raining, a fish place with lots of reviews on…read moreyelp was crammed, and they couldn't give us a wait time. This place was down the street and had no reviews, but it was raining and we took a chance. And yeah, glad we did - as we came in, it was a small place and empty. We were told they only had pizza - but what pizza! Ultimately, the music was a cool kind of local upbeat ska, the pizzas were the best I've have anywhere in the world in a while, and the beer was lovely. Highly recommend!!

Absolutely the best gin tonic ever!! Very quaint and chill vibes. Great service and atmosphere.read more

Small bar with DJs playing EDM. When I dropped in there, it was very good stuff. The music being…read moreplayed stood out amongst the rest of the surrounding venues. Didn't get alcoholic drinks so can't speak for their quality but the staff seems courteous and efficient. Bathrooms: 1 male, 1 female. Small and cramped, as with most venues of this size, but generally clean and functional.

We went for a few drinks and house music as we heard this was the place to see it. Best DJ on the…read morestreet, mixing records no less! Empty when we went in on a Wednesday night around 9:30, but small crowds formed in the dance area as the night went on. Kept coming back to avoid the "free shot" promoters. Will return, if for nothing else but the music and fun energy.

In a land full of "Super Bock" this place actually has Lauganitis IPA on tap!!! Plus they're…read moreplaying classic rock. Nice place to stop for a drink when walking through town.

The weird thing about the Crow Bar is that it's in Cascais, not Bairro Alto. The weird thing about…read moreBairro Alto is that there are no rock bars. The other weird thing about the Crow Bar, a rock bar in Cascais and not in Bairro Alto, is that it's customer base doesn't appear to be long-haired metalheads. We first went in the summer of 2016 and we were very happy to go back (quite a few times) in September, 2018. Bruno is a good bartender and very friendly (in his own way). His colleague, a very pretty, tattooed lady, was a bit shy but nice. Where else can you get a caneca and a bottle of Heineken for a total of only €4.50? I'll tell you where - the bar across from the train station in Tunes (Silves) down in the south of Portugal! But you won't hear any rock and roll there! I don't know who owns this bar but my God, I hope they make enough money here to keep it open. We're rockers and even if it isn't a rock crowd (when we've been there), at least it's rock! And beer! Cheap beer!

This bar is a must if you are looking for a gay bar in Lisboa. It is an intimate atmosphere, but…read morefilled with great energy, hot bartenders, and delicious drinks. The staff and patrons were easy to talk to and very friendly. I was a little nervous since I'm from the US, but most spoke either English or Spanish. I felt right at home.

Jamie W and I figured out that there are two gay-focused areas in Lisbon. It appeared that Barrio…read moreAlto is where the louder and younger bars and dance clubs are congregated. Not our scene. We presumed Principe Real is Lisbon's mellower gayborhood. Embedded in an affluent residential area, this is where we headed after a full day in Belem. Despite some navigational challenges, this bar was our first stop. If you happen to gravitate toward the bulkier, more hirsute members of your brethren, this is the low-key bar for you. Initially we were confused by the smattering of straight couples hanging in the front patio, but when we entered, the gay element was much more prominent. Groups of gregarious men in tanktops were at the various hi-top tables. Lonelier bears hung out at the smallish counter. It wasn't that crowded even though it was a balmy night. We managed to secure a table for ourselves and had a couple of refreshing 8,5€ Expresso Martinis (Photo 7). No thumping music, more '90's dance pop. It was quite chill. COCKTAILS - 4 stars...smooth libations AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...chill inside, patio seemed more like a straight area SERVICE - 4 stars...nice bartender, helpful TOTAL - 4 stars...a quieter bear den RELATED - Exploring Lisbon? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/qi-D5O-t1O

This was a very eclectic brewpub in a tunnel/cave in lisbon. The decor is very nice and includes…read moresome vintage pieces. The staff was very nice and spoke English for the most part. The service was phenomenal. The food is brew food so not many great options but the quality is good. The beer selection is also great. 10/10 spot given what it is. Can highly recommend.

We arrived late in the evening (after 9pm) to rest our feet and get out of the rain to enjoy a beer…read moreor two. I had a glass of white house wine and my partner had the IPA which they did not like as much as those offered at Dois Corvos or Outro Lado. Cool interior and chill music made it more enjoyable.

A funky rooftop restaurant with extraordinary views and a vibrant feel…read more This place ended up costing us the most on our whole trip. The entrees were on the pricier side, which is something we didn't realize until the end of the trip - when we've had better food, better experience for a more feasible price. The entrees were smaller and less flavorful than we expected. Our bill was also a big one cause of drinks. We ordered: Crispy polenta and cheese balls Razor clams and new potatoes salad with greek yogurt, roasted peppers and cucumbers Game corn dogs with wild-berries fresh sauce and mustard leaves Entrees: we ordered duck, codfish, octopus and a steak dish where no one really enjoyed it... sidenote: I know Codfish is a very popular dish in Portugal - if you don't like that fishy/seawater/fresh-out-of-the-sea taste, you might not like it in Lisbon My friends didn't like the fish and the duck. Gin Fizz was good, as well as the Rosé (we probably ordered like 8 Gin Fizzes - they were that good) -takes CC, Wifi, great view What I recommend - go there for a drink and apps. I think their entrees were disappointing but apps and drinks were great

Before coming to Lisbon, I did a little research on where to find views of the 25 de Abril bridge…read more Rio Maravilha happened to show up as one of the top places for the best views. An experience that I was hoping to capture was unexpectedly shut down. Unfortunately, due to inclement weather, the rooftop was closed to the public. Still an order of cocktails were placed with the attentive server. Shortly thereafter, the tequila based cocktail and a chocolate cocktail were brought to the table. Both drinks were good with two different flavor profiles. The chocolate cocktail with a subtle hint of coffee reminded me of a dessert which could be ideal as a digestif. It also came with a chocolate twig which made the drink a little extra fun. As for the other cocktail, well I'm sure you know how it goes with tequila :) Both drinks cost about $27 USD which was a wee bit more than I anticipated to spend. However, if you could enjoy the views from the rooftop while sipping away a cocktail or two, it will be worth it. Finding this place was also a little tricky. I had to ask the locals to help locate this place. If you're having trouble getting here, be sure to ask the locals.