Casa Independente

"You’ll find a big tile-covered manor house in the middle of a pedestrian square in the Intendente neighborhood, and between two hardware shops there’s a door. Go through it and up the flight of stairs and you’ll soon be inside what looks like a kitschy old home with vintage furniture and Portuguese memorabilia. Nothing matches, and that’s the point—every room, including the hallways, is different. Relax on the back patio, find a small little corner nook on the first floor, catch some live music or a DJ set on the weekends in the main room, or meander through an art exhibit that’ll likely be running throughout the entire space. " - rita geraldes

"The nightlife epicenter of the neighborhood, quickly became an institution and single handedly made Intendente a new district for going out. It's host to the the coolest music happening in the city, great at confirming emerging talent and one of the main supporters of the so-called Lisbon Zouk Bass or our new generation of psychedelic/surf rockers. And when the locals aren't available they go far at booking the best from overseas." - Nelson Vassalo

"You’ll find a big tile-covered manor house in the middle of a pedestrian square in the Intendente neighborhood, and between two hardware shops there’s a door. Go through it and up the flight of stairs and you’ll soon be inside what looks like a kitschy old home with vintage furniture and Portuguese memorabilia. Nothing matches, and that’s the point—every room, including the hallways, is different and mis-matched. Relax on the back patio, find a small little corner nook on the first floor, catch some live music or a DJ set on the weekends in the main room, or meander through an art exhibit that’ll likely be running throughout the entire space." - Rita Geraldes

"Casa Independente, Intendente Anjos. The nightlife epicenter of the neighborhood, quickly became an institution and single handedly made Intendente a new district for going out. It's host to the the coolest music happening in the city, great at confirming emerging talent and one of the main supporters of the so-called Lisbon Zouk Bass or our new generation of psychedelic/surf rockers. And when the locals aren't available they go far at booking the best from overseas."