Portugal is a must for food travelers thanks to Portuguese food favorites like Arroz de Pato and Pasteis de Natas.
We moved to Lisbon in 2019. Now that we live in Portugal, we love eating Portuguese food and desserts in Portuguese cities like Lisbon, Porto, Sintra and beyond.
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We’ve created this Lisbon Cafe Guide featuring our favorite Lisbon cafes that serve specialty coffee. In other words, you’ll find probably us at one of these Lisbon coffee shops when you visit Portugal’s colorful capital city.
Eating brunch in Lisbon is a tasty way to start any day of the week in Portugal’s capital. But which are the top Lisbon brunch spots? Read on to discover more than 20 contenders for the best brunch in Lisbon.
See what it’s like to eat at Petisco Saloio, a modern snack bar in Lisbon’s Campo Pequeno’s neighborhood.
See what it’s like to eat at Ze dos Cornos, a traditional Portuguese tasca in Lisbon’s Mouraria neighborhood.
See what it’s like to eat at Zunzum Gastrobar, Chef Marlene Vieira’s buzzy bistro on the Lisbon waterfront.
After living in the Portuguese capital for four years and eating at hundreds of Lisbon restaurants, we’re sharing our favorites which range from cheap eats to fine dining. In other words, these are our picks for the best restaurants in Lisbon.
See what it’s like to eat at Cafe de Sao Bento, a clubby steak bar located near the Assembleia da República, Portugal’s Parliament. With its simple menu and quirky atmosphere, it’s our favorite steakhouse in Lisbon.
See what it’s like to eat at Prado, a modern farm-to-table restaurant in Baixa. The restaurant provides a fresh take on locally sourced Portuguese food in a sleek urban setting.