Guidebook for Lisbon
Food Scene
Time Out Market Lisboa
49 Av. 24 de JulhoA lot of different food inside the old Market.
Taberna Tosca
21 Praça São PauloPortuguese "Petiscos"
Café Tati
20B R. Ribeira NovaPortuguese and mediterranean food. Also good for Brunch
Sol e Pesca
44 R. Nova do CarvalhoSnacks and drinks
Confeitaria Nacional
18B Praça da FigueiraThe most unique Patisserie at Lisboa
The Insólito
83 R. de São Pedro de AlcântaraPortuguese food and "petiscos"
Casanostra
60 Tv. do Poço da CidadeItalian food
Belcanto
10A R. Serpa PintoFrom Top Chef Jose Avillez, good food but expensive
Sinal Vermelho
89 R. das GáveasPortuguese food
Adega do Tagarro
21 R. Luz SorianoPortuguese food, not expensive
Restaurante Sul
13 Rua do NortePortuguese food and grilled
Pharmacia
Portuguese Petiscos, nice decoration and you can have meals outside.
Cantinho do Avillez
7 R. Duques de BragançaGood food from Top chef Avillez, expensive
Sea Me
21 Rua do LoretoGood fish and seafood. Excellent and expensive
Royale Café
29 Largo Rafael Bordalo PinheiroPortuguese foon and fusion.
Excellent for brunches at sunday
Lisbon's most historic café (opened in 1905) . It has a beautiful Art Deco interior made up of wood, mirrors and marble, a much-photographed statue of poet Fernando Pessoa placed outside.
209 locals recommend
1. Café A Brasileira
122 R. GarrettLisbon's most historic café (opened in 1905) . It has a beautiful Art Deco interior made up of wood, mirrors and marble, a much-photographed statue of poet Fernando Pessoa placed outside.
Drinks & Nightlife
Pensao Amor
19 R. do AlecrimDrinks and snacks
Musicbox
24 R. Nova do Carvalhosometimes with live performances
Jamaica
1 R. Nova do CarvalhoNight club with rock music
Maria Caxuxa
12 R. da BarrocaDrinks
Everything Else
Gelato Davvero
39 Av. Dom Carlos IItalian ice cream
Gelados Santini
88 R. do CarmoThe best portuguese ice cream!
Miradouro de Santa Catarina
Nice spot to enjoy the view
attractive neighborhood extends north of Bairro Alto, it was once only known for its antique shops and gay bars, it's now a charming shopping area and residencial area. Biological market on saturdays
466 locals recommend
Príncipe Real
attractive neighborhood extends north of Bairro Alto, it was once only known for its antique shops and gay bars, it's now a charming shopping area and residencial area. Biological market on saturdays
It's a place inhabited by old ladies and young artsy hipsters, The bars are small, forcing everyone to spill out onto the streets and creating a street party atmosphere. A lot of restaurants also.
1835 locals recommend
Bairro Alto
21 Tv. InglesinhosIt's a place inhabited by old ladies and young artsy hipsters, The bars are small, forcing everyone to spill out onto the streets and creating a street party atmosphere. A lot of restaurants also.
Founded by two French brothers in 1732, this is Lisbon's, Portugal's, and the world's oldest bookshop, as confirmed by a certificate from the Guinness Book of World Records.
40 locals recommend
Bertrand
73 75 R. GarrettFounded by two French brothers in 1732, this is Lisbon's, Portugal's, and the world's oldest bookshop, as confirmed by a certificate from the Guinness Book of World Records.
Sightseeing
A nacional monument, different way to climb the hill...
43 locals recommend
Ascensor da Bica - Lisbon Serviced Apartments
234 Rua de S. PauloA nacional monument, different way to climb the hill...
The most famous square in Lisboa, with river front view and magnificent light.
717 locals recommend
Praça do Comércio
Praça do ComércioThe most famous square in Lisboa, with river front view and magnificent light.
Shopping street is not very long, yet it's where most of Lisbon seems to gather whenever they go out.
It's the center of the lively Chiado district, home to the city's most popular cafés and shops
65 locals recommend
Rua Garrett
Rua GarrettShopping street is not very long, yet it's where most of Lisbon seems to gather whenever they go out.
It's the center of the lively Chiado district, home to the city's most popular cafés and shops