Botequim

This is a very small restaurant near Jardim da Graca. You can also sit outside, which adds to the charm. We tried various puff pastries that I can highly recommend. The portions were very large and filling. Price-wise, it was extremely fair for us. After eating, you can walk to Jardim da Graca, where you'll find a beautiful view of a part of the city. The combination of great food, reasonable prices, and the nearby scenic spot makes this place a wonderful choice.

We were recommended this restaurant by a local guide. We got the sweet potato spinach and cod pastry and it was really good! Warming and satisfying. Though the bathroom could be a little more clean.

Total chaos but what can I say? Atmosphere? Amazing! Tiny little hole in the wall run with the efficiency of Swiss Rail. Food? Scandalously good with massive portions! (Be aware of the dishes, one portion is enough to feed 2 Texans). Price? Embarrassingly affordable. Location? Well... we will not spoil it for you.. but if you miss this while in Lisbon you will need to come back!

A Lisboa favourite. The puff pastry with Brie , mushroom and onion jam is always nice! A must every time in Portugal.

We picked this place based on reviews. We ordered two toasts and a salad and the goat cheese puff pastry. The puff pastry was quite bland with very little cheese all of which was not melted. The toasts were HUGE and quite good. The tuna salad was also very large and bland despite adding salt and balsamic. Couldn’t quite get it to taste good. I would go back for the toasts but order only one for two people. I have the service a 5 b/c it was quick and our waiter was patient with our minimal Portuguese and spoke great English.

Friendly staff , historical establishment, food is great, price is decent and vibe is rustic. Recommend for a lunch.

This place is a such a gem! It was recommended by our amazing walking tour guide! My husband and I are vegetarian and so far on our trip we have resorted to Italian food for easy veggie options. Until we found this place. We finally got to try some authentic Portuguese dishes and they were absolutely delicious. We got the folhado de queijo brie(Brie cheese), cogumelos (mushrooms), e compote de cebola (sweet onion) and we inhaled it - it was divine. We also got their prego with seitan, soup of the day (mushroom), and a bottle of vino verde. They have had the most number of vegetarian versions of authentic Portuguese dishes and everything we got was so so good and such great value, superb service! We have one more day here and will be back for sure. Can’t recommend this place enough, definitely worth trying if you’re in Graca (or making the trip if you’re a vegetarian craving authentic Portuguese dishes)!

Really great place, tuna toast speciality is amazing, also puff pastry with mushroom steak bacon and mustard i really liked

This is a very small restaurant near Jardim da Graca. You can also sit outside, which adds to the charm. We tried various puff pastries that I can highly recommend. The portions were very large and filling. Price-wise, it was extremely fair for us. After eating, you can walk to Jardim da Graca, where you'll find a beautiful view of a part of the city. The combination of great food, reasonable prices, and the nearby scenic spot makes this place a wonderful choice.

We were recommended this restaurant by a local guide. We got the sweet potato spinach and cod pastry and it was really good! Warming and satisfying. Though the bathroom could be a little more clean.

Total chaos but what can I say? Atmosphere? Amazing! Tiny little hole in the wall run with the efficiency of Swiss Rail. Food? Scandalously good with massive portions! (Be aware of the dishes, one portion is enough to feed 2 Texans). Price? Embarrassingly affordable. Location? Well... we will not spoil it for you.. but if you miss this while in Lisbon you will need to come back!

A Lisboa favourite. The puff pastry with Brie , mushroom and onion jam is always nice! A must every time in Portugal.

We picked this place based on reviews. We ordered two toasts and a salad and the goat cheese puff pastry. The puff pastry was quite bland with very little cheese all of which was not melted. The toasts were HUGE and quite good. The tuna salad was also very large and bland despite adding salt and balsamic. Couldn’t quite get it to taste good. I would go back for the toasts but order only one for two people. I have the service a 5 b/c it was quick and our waiter was patient with our minimal Portuguese and spoke great English.

Friendly staff , historical establishment, food is great, price is decent and vibe is rustic. Recommend for a lunch.

This place is a such a gem! It was recommended by our amazing walking tour guide! My husband and I are vegetarian and so far on our trip we have resorted to Italian food for easy veggie options. Until we found this place. We finally got to try some authentic Portuguese dishes and they were absolutely delicious. We got the folhado de queijo brie(Brie cheese), cogumelos (mushrooms), e compote de cebola (sweet onion) and we inhaled it - it was divine. We also got their prego with seitan, soup of the day (mushroom), and a bottle of vino verde. They have had the most number of vegetarian versions of authentic Portuguese dishes and everything we got was so so good and such great value, superb service! We have one more day here and will be back for sure. Can’t recommend this place enough, definitely worth trying if you’re in Graca (or making the trip if you’re a vegetarian craving authentic Portuguese dishes)!

Really great place, tuna toast speciality is amazing, also puff pastry with mushroom steak bacon and mustard i really liked