Tasquinha do Lagarto

Authentic good Portuguese food! Staff speak very little English but were very welcoming and helpful. Food is simple, amazing, and traditional. Make an effort to come out here, the Callisto Gulbenkian Museum and the Estufa Fria garden are both nearby.

It’s been one of the best meal that we had in Lisbon. The taste of the foods was amazing and the service was very quick and they were friendly. It’s a bit out of the touristic places but definitely worth it to come. The prices are quite affordable. Big thank you for the restaurant and the team!

Traditional Portuguese restaurant with good wine and even better food. The food is delicious with all the Portuguese most known dishes. The price was surprisingly affordable.

This is a very busy restaurant, serving traditional Portuguese cuisine. It is possible to reserve a table or wait on arrival for a table, just give your name and number of people. The food was tasty and not salty. Option of charcoal grill. Unfortunately the grouper's rice wasn't available, apparently it's a must! The staff were friendly, but quite busy and not enough for the amount of clients. We ordered a salad, that never came. The service could have been more efficient. Recommended.

A very popular tasca (turned traditional restaurant) with a clear Sporting reference on a main traffic road, it is better to book to avoid long queues in the two salas with an open kitchen making a solid classic menu with great daily menu offers. We were 2 for lunch where we shared a cheese as a starter, a delicious cabrito in the oven for mains, and chocolate mousse for dessert with coffee and water at only €25/pax.

One of the best experiences in Portugal. This place has hidden menu items. Friday has grouper rice which is an outstanding dish. Very rich flavor, absolute joy. The owner works the tables which is a true indication of the pride he has for his food. Very true and humble. A+ experience. Must have some vino Verde!

This is definitely one of the best restaurant in Lisbon which fully packed with locals almost every evening. You definitely need to book in advance or early wait at the door steps before opening. Both the foods, services and environment are superb. They serve a special soup rice only on Friday and Saturday. Highly recommended.

One of my favorite restaurants in Lisbon. Super food at affordable prices and pretty much just locals. If you can’t score a reservation then waits can be long but worth it or show up either early of late. Ricardo runs the front of the house and it’s a family business with his uncle Joao maning the cashier and waiting on tables and their wives directing the kitchen. Can’t recommend it enough