Where to eat in Lisbon

Where to eat in Lisbon

1. 
   EatFood courtBairro Alto

   Time Out Market

   Mercado da Ribeira

   The late 19th-century market was closed in 2000, and in 2014 the publisher Time Out Portugal transformed the space into a gourmet food court with 40 kiosks, including restaurants, bars, and shops. A number of Lisbon's top chefs have stands here, making this an ideal place to sample some of their food for lower prices than at their established restaurants.

   Sun-Wed 10:00-24:00, Thu-Sat 10:00-02:00·Wi-Fi · Wheelchair accessible
2. EatTibetan restaurantBairro Alto

   Os Tibetanos

   Vegetarian restaurant affiliated with a Buddhist center. Vegan friendly. Juice bar.

   Mon-Fri 12:15-14:45 19:30-22:30, Sat 12:45-15:30 20:00-23:00, Sun and holidays 19:30-22:30·Inexpensive · Wi-Fi · Fully vegetarian · Takeaway

3. 
   EatRegional restaurantBaixa

   Leitaria Camponeza

   On the location of a historical café (the leitaria), this place focuses on only a short number of dishes (meats, fish and seafood) but makes up for this in quality and portion size. For an atmospheric presentation ask for one of their espetadas. The wines complement the dishes and you can end the meal with a dessert. For someone looking for great value for their buck (no compromises on quality), it's a good place to start or end an evening.

   Daily 19:00-23:00·€15-30 · Takeaway · Wheelchair accessible
4. EatRegional restaurantBairro Alto

   Restaurante Sacramento do Chiado

   A popular locals' place in palace stables from the 18th-century. The atmosphere and the food are excellent. Service is very good and the recommendations by the staff are outstanding. The writing on the menu is very small and difficult to read in the subdued lighting.

   Mon-Fri 12:30-15:00 19:30-24:00, Sat Sun 19:30-24:00·€40 (appetizer, main, wine and desert) · Wi-Fi

5. EatRestaurantBairro Alto

   100 Maneiras

   Michelin-starred restaurant by Bosnian chef Ljubomir Stanisic, who blends influences from his homeland, his adopted country, and elsewhere around the globe.

   Thu–Mon 19:00–22:30, closed Tue Wed·EUR 95-125

6. EatFine dining restaurantBairro Alto

   Alma

   Two-Michelin-star fine dining by chef Henrique Sá Pessoa, blending traditional Portuguese cuisine with Asian influences. Choose from two tasting menus or order à la carte.

   Tue–Sun 12:30–15:30 & 19:00–22:30, closed Mon·EUR 65-120

7. EatRestaurantBairro Alto

   Café Buenos Aires

   A good and selected combination of cheap and mid range dishes. The owners are very friendly and speak English, as well as Portuguese. It is a good restaurant if you want to eat South American grilled meat.

   Mon–Fri 16:00–23:00, Sat 12:00–16:00, closed Sun·Mid-range

8. EatRestaurantAlfama

   Chapitô à Mesa

   Great views are the main feature if you reserve terrace seat in advance. Good atmosphere; international-menu food is tasty but nothing special.

   Mon–Fri 12:00–00:00, Sat Sun 19:30–24:00·EUR 15-35

9. EatItalian restaurantBairro Alto

   Come Prima

   Traditional Italian fresh pasta dishes, various starters, risottos, meats and wood-oven pizzas are produced from a wide selection of prime quality fresh ingredients. Extensive wine list procured from both national and Italian producers and a delightful choice of desserts carefully picked from the Italian classics.

   Mon-Fri 12:00-15:00 19:00-23:00, Fri Sat 19:00-24:00·€18

10. EatInternational restaurantBairro Alto

    Epur

    Michelin-starred restaurant by French chef Vincent Farges, who prepares an edgy surprise menu centred on visual elegance and purity of flavours.

    Tue–Sat 19:30–23:00, closed Sun Mon·EUR 70-125

11. EatPortuguese restaurantAlfama

    Farol de Santa Luzia

    Great place to have typical Portuguese food before climbing to Castelo S. Jorge.

    Mon-Sat 17:30-23:00·~ €20/person

12. EatRestaurantBairro Alto

    Restaurante Lisboa À Noite

    A restaurant with a variety of traditional Portuguese dishes very appreciated by the tourists. Friendly environment, great service. Make sure you try the appetizers.

    Mon-Thu 19:30-24:00, Fri Sat and holidays 19:30-01:00

13. EatLocal restaurantBairro Alto

    Rosa da Rua Restaurante

    A traditional restaurant offering an interesting mix of Portuguese, Indian, and Cape Verdean flavours. The lunch-time buffet offers excellent value for money and great quality food. Staff are patient with English speakers.

    Mon-Fri 12:00-15:30 19:30-22:30, Sat 19:30-22:30·€10 for buffet lunch; €25 for 3-course dinner (May 2017)

14. EatRestaurantNorth

    Eleven

    Michelin-starred restaurant in Jardim Amália Rodrigues with views of Parque Eduardo VII.

    Daily 12:30–14:30 & 19:30–22:30·€35-185

15. EatMediterranean restaurantNorth

    Fábrica Imperial

    They say they serve grandma's cooking with the love of a grandchild.

    Mon–Thu 11:00–16:00, Fri 11:00–16:00 & 20:00–00:00, Sat 20:00–00:00, closed Sun·€7-20

16. EatRestaurantBaixa

    Restaurante Gambrinus

    A restaurant-bar which is one of the most chic places in the city. Highly recognized in Lisbon as something of an institution, it attracts an eclectic crowd where the appeal is food and a great selection of beers, wines and spirits. Features smoking room, private parking with a doorman.

    Daily 12:00-01:30

17. EatPortuguese restaurantBairro Alto

    Restaurante Tascardoso

    Standing-room only, this place serves simple and affordable Portuguese dishes, including grilled sardines. Toilets available.

    Mon-Fri 12:00-24:00·Small dishes for €3 (May 2017)

18. EatRestaurantBelém

    Eneko Lisboa

    Michelin-starred restaurant by Spanish Basque chef Eneko Atxa. Attached to a more laid-back space called "Basque".

    Wed–Sat 19:00–22:30, closed Sun–Tue·EUR 110-125

19. EatPortuguese restaurantBaixa

    Restaurante Bonjardim

    Appropriately nicknamed Rei dos Frangos, this is home to the best greasy spit-roasted chicken this side of Louisiana.

    Daily 12:00-23:00·Outdoor seating

20. EatRegional restaurantAlfama

    Malmequer Bemmequer

    Friendly and inexpensive; long menu of traditional Portuguese dishes.

    Tue 19:00–21:00, Wed–Sun 12:00–15:00 & 19:00–21:00·Mid-range · Outdoor seating

21. EatRestaurantAlfama

    Restaurante Santa Rita

    Authentic, cheap Portuguese dishes in a very busy, shared-table restaurant.

    Mains €5-9 (May 2017)

22. EatRestaurantAlfama

    Zambeze

    A Mozambique restaurant on a "miradouro", viewing spot, offering a great view of the river, the Baixa area, and beyond. An elevator can bring you up and down the deep slopes, making it easily reachable from the nearby Baixa area.

23. EatRegional restaurantBairro Alto

    Faca & Garfo

    A cozy and affordable restaurant which offers tasty grilled Portuguese specialities of meat and fish.

    Mon-Sat 08:00-24:00·Mains €6-8 (May 2017)

24. EatJapanese restaurantBaixa

    Mercado Oriental

    Supermercado Oriental - Amanhecer

    A food court serving Asian street food and the only place in Lisbon where you can try Macanese cuisine (at a stall called "Taberna Macau").

    12:00–22:30·Small dishes €3

25. EatPortuguese restaurantBairro Alto

    Loco Restaurante

    Michelin-starred restaurant offering two tasting menus using local ingredients by chef Alexandre Silva, who won the first series of Top Chef de Portugal.

    Mon–Fri 19:00–23:00, closed Sat Sun·EUR 113

26. EatRestaurantAlfama

    Velha Gaiteira

    A charming spot with a welcoming host. A delicious prix fixe meal was €12.50.

27. EatVegetarian restaurantBairro Alto

    Restaurante Terra

    Probably the best vegetarian restaurant in Lisbon and also the nicest in terms of ambience and service. They have a menu in English and will help with vegan choices or people with other dietary restrictions. Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends but you will always be served even if you arrive with the place full and have to wait for a while. Weather permitting try to get a table outside, which means a wonderful and secluded back terrace.

    Tue-Sun 12:30-15:30 19:30-24:00·€15-20 (buffet plus drink and/or dessert)

28. EatPortuguese restaurantBairro Alto

    Belcanto

    Contemporary Portuguese cuisine with two Michelin stars.

    Tue–Fri 12:30–15:00 & 19:00–22:30, Sat 12:30–15:00, closed Sun Mon·EUR 95-185

29. EatRegional restaurantBairro Alto

    Cervejaria da Trindade

    This excellent restaurant-brewery in a former monastery has several kinds of Sagres beer and Guinness. The appetizer that is charged for each item that is consumed separately. Nice codfish plates.

    Sun-Thu 12:00-24:00, Fri Sat 12:00-01:00·€15-25

30. EatIndian restaurantBairro Alto

    Restaurante Calcutá 2

    The second of two restaurants operated by the same owners. Decent Indian food, but far from the best. The location is great though for starting a night out on the town. Ask for the shoot drinks!

    Daily 18:30-23:30·€25 (two courses with house wine)

31. EatRestaurantBaixa

    Néctar WineBar

    A place dedicated to the promotion of Portugal's wine and gastronomic culture, and featuring a daily lunch menu of Portuguese and Mediterranean cuisine. The wine list comprises – in its vast majority – a selection of Portuguese wines which best represent the country. Wine can be bought by the glass, and it is served at the appropriate temperatures and in suitable glasses. Dishes – served in portions for 2 – easily replace a main course meal. Homemade-style desserts, for which sweet wines can be suggested. A modern and cosy atmosphere.

    Mon-Sat 13:00-24:00·€25-35

32. EatParque das Nações

    D'Bacalhau

    Specializing in cod, they also serve steaks and other fish. It's along the river with nice views from the upstairs dining room.

    Daily 12:00–17:00 & 19:00–23:00·EUR 13-17

33. EatParque das Nações

    Fifty Seconds

    Michelin-starred restaurant by Spanish chef Martín Berasategui, in the Myriad Sana Hotel 120 m up the Vasco da Gama Tower, offering spectacular views.

    Tue–Thu 19:00–21:30, Fri Sat 12:30–14:00 & 19:00–21:30, closed Sun Mon·EUR 130-185

34. EatBaixa

    Mercado da Praça da Figueira

    From the pavement looks like a small convenience shop, on walking in you realize the deception when confronted by the large cavernous meandering interior space, replete with everything expected from a well stocked supermarket. Although there isn't a restaurant as such, the ready to eat items on offer are tasty, fresh, inexpensive and varied. The sandwiches and hamburgers are superb.

    Mon–Sat 08:30–20:00, closed Sun

35. EatBelém

    Prova - Enoteca

    Modern, urban wine bar serving seafood and sausage & cheese platters in a convivial atmosphere.

    Tue–Sat 11:00–15:00 & 18:00–22:00, Sun 11:00–15:00, closed Mon·EUR 9-40

36. EatIndian restaurantAlfama

    Taste of Pakistan

    R. de São Pedro Mártir 46

    Open now · closes 4 pm·Wi-Fi

37. EatRegional restaurantAlfama

    O Trigueirinho

    Largo dos Trigueiros 17

    Open now · closes 3 pm

38. EatRestaurantBairro Alto

    Restaurante Sinal Vermelho

    Good traditional Portuguese at reasonable prices.

    Mon 19:00-00:30, Tue-Fri 12:30-00:30, Sat 19:00-00:30·Mains €8-12

39. EatIndian restaurantBairro Alto

    Tamarind

    Small Indian restaurant. Reservations can be made online.

    Tue-Sun 11:30-15:00 18:30-23:30, Mon 18:30-23:30·Avg bill per person €30

40. EatRestaurantNorth

    O Cubo

    A place for a family meal or a business lunch.

    Mon–Sat 07:15–22:00, closed Sun·€5-20

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