Tucked away in a hilly corner of Lisbon, this cozy eatery serves up mouthwatering traditional Portuguese dishes and warm hospitality—it's a true hidden gem.
"Dining in a Familiar Place Enter this restaurant and you will still be walking on Calçada Portuguesa (traditional Portuguese paving). You will feel like home in this typical and familiar Portuguese restaurant, offering good food and a good place to dine with friends, before you head to Bairro Alto for a drink. If you don’t like to wait for a table, try to arrive a bit before 8pm. My suggestion is Gambas à Guillo (garlic prawns) as an appetizer and tuna as the main dish."
Glen Creasy
NOBUO ISEKI
Aleksandra
Diana D
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Andraž Cedilnik
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Maximilian Fiedler