“Nice cafe with a patio with a great city view and an exotic atmosphere. Great for a snack or a drink. Mon-Sat 12:30-00:00”

“A great place to have a brunch or a light meal and admire from the terrace a superb view on the Tagus. Noobai is the creole word for "let's go", so don't hesitate and go!”

“You must try octopus fillets with açorda! Very nice tuna steak à Algarvia (south typical flavours with a lot of coriander and garlic). Also great meat, steaks... Ask if they have "cadelinhas" special little shells! ”

“Cool Place to eat Ceviche. Its super small and there is no reservations, so if you want to assure a place better arrive early like 18h30 / 19h00 for dinner and 12h00 for lunch. ”

“Red velvet, dark wood, mirrors and a pool table, all in a 20's art deco theme. Food is also served.”

“Best Portuguese typical food restaurant in the center of the action. Open everyday at lunch until 3pm and dinner until 10.30pm. With a grill facing the street and fresh fish and meat exposed in the shop window. Definitely recommend you to try ! ”

“Good classic Portuguese food. Usually their fish is good if you're going out for dinner, but they also do brunches. Lovely to sit next to Praca das Flores. ”

“Best steak restaurant in Lisbon according to Time Out. Found opposite the Portuguese parliament - look out for the Portuguese prime minister!”

“A great place to have a brunch or a light meal and admire from the terrace a superb view on the Tagus. Noobai is the creole word for "let's go", so don't hesitate and go!”

“Best steak restaurant in Lisbon according to Time Out. Found opposite the Portuguese parliament - look out for the Portuguese prime minister!”

“Best coffee in town and they do a lovely brunch. Plus I get to walk through lovely Praca das Flores”

“An American style cafe and a favourite for those looking for a space to work and focus.”

“Laid-back and welcoming, this trendy bar is what turned the street Rua da Bica Duarte Belo into a nightlife hotspot. It's a much-photographed street due to its charming yellow funicular, and works as an extension of Bairro Alto which starts across the street. This bar has long been a favorite, particularly for its weekly jazz nights and film screenings, although any time you show up you'll find an inviting chill-out space for caipirinha and mojito-drinking.”

“Small cafe whith wifi where you can relax and have a delicious chocolate cake”

“Coffe shop where you can eat a light meal and have a cup of coffee or natural juices. ”

“Healthy, paleo, vegan and vegetarian options, nice organic vegetables and meat! Very cosy out side patio, great for lunch or diner in sumer nights. It used to be a primary school and now it's a cultural polo with this restaurant! ”

“Good classic Portuguese food. Usually their fish is good if you're going out for dinner, but they also do brunches. Lovely to sit next to Praca das Flores. ”

“Best coffee in town and they do a lovely brunch. Plus I get to walk through lovely Praca das Flores”

“Healthy, paleo, vegan and vegetarian options, nice organic vegetables and meat! Very cosy out side patio, great for lunch or diner in sumer nights. It used to be a primary school and now it's a cultural polo with this restaurant! ”

“Also possible to eat good cakes, pastry, sandwiches, soups, salads,... There are a lot of this A Padaria Portuguesa in every where in town but this one is the most nice one. ”

“Traditional bakery and pastry with fresh bread and cakes. Very good option for breakfast.”

“From outside no one can imagine what’s found behind the door. It’s a small but ornately-decorated space, with a vaulted ceiling, marble columns and many golden details. (It's temporarily closed for remodeling.) ”

“What a wonderful pastry to star the day in Lisbon! The "pastel de nata" here is outstanding!”

“This place is great for breakfast or a quick meal. The breakfast menu costs 2,75€ Coffee Bread or croissant with cheese and ham. Fresh orange juice.”