These are the Best Restaurants in Lisbon!

We selected the Best Restaurants in Lisbon. Don’t worry, we tasted the services before and we recommend them!

List – the Best Restaurants in Lisbon

1. Solar dos Presuntos
   Location.
   We advise you to book your table in advance. With three floors, five rooms, and more than 200 seats, it is the best place in Lisbon for those looking for grilled fish and meat and Portuguese traditional dishes (mainly from the North), all paired with good wine.
2. A Valenciana
   Location.
   There’s really only one reason to go to A Valenciana – Piri-Piri Chicken. When perfectly done, as it is here, the chicken will be moist inside with crispy skin. Wonderful!
3. Time Out Market Lisbon
   Location.
   Time Out Lisbon transformed one of the oldest markets in the city into a food court and gastronomic shopping destination. You have different options: soup, pizza, Portuguese dishes, Chinese dishes, etc.
4. Peixaria do Rossio
   Location.
   It is located in the heart of Lisbon’s downtown, Baixa, with views of D. Pedro IV Square (Rossio). Peixaria is fishmonger.
5. Martinho da Arcada
   Location.
   The famous Martinho da Arcada opened in 1782, which makes it the oldest café in Lisbon. It is known to have been attended by poets, including Fernando Pessoa, Amadeo de Souza Cardoso, and Cesário Verde.
6. The Sandeman Chiado
   Location.
   Since 1790 Sandeman produce wine.
7. Sommelier Lisbon
   Location.
   Combines haute cuisine, with the tasting of the finest wines, allowing you to make a custom choose from over 80 nectars. Not only the best restaurant, but Sommelier Lisbon is also a Home for Wine Lovers.
8. By The Wine
   Location
   At By The Wine, you can enjoy José Maria da Fonseca, a historical wine producer, by the glass or bottle, accompanied by something to eat.
9. Café A Brasileira
   Location.
   Brasileira is the most famous café. It has been popular since the Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa was known to have his bica (coffee – expresso) there and that’s the reason why you can find him immortalized sitting outside. The café opened its doors in 1905 and it owes its name to the fact it imported its coffee beans from Brazil.
10. Manteigaria
    This is the best place in Chiado where you can buy a pastel de nata. Location.
11. O Policia
    Location. The restaurant opened its doors in 1900. Behind Museum Calouste Gulbenkian.
12. Laurentina, O Rei do Bacalhau
    Location. Behind Museum Calouste Gulbenkian.
    Fado Show – Thursday @08h00 p.m.
13. Oasis Vegetarian Restaurant
    Location. Behind Museum Calouste Gulbenkian.

 

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The Best Restaurants in Lisbon According to Michelin

The Best Restaurants in Lisbon – 2018.

1. Eleven (Lisboa, chef Joachim Koerper). Location.
2. Feitoria (Lisboa, chef João Rodrigues). Location.
3. Loco (Lisboa, chef Alexandre Silva). Location.
4. Alma (Lisboa, chef Henrique Sá Pessoa). Location.
5. Belcanto (Lisboa, chef José Avillez). Location.

If you want to eat in the Best Restaurants in Lisbon, that were selected by Michelin, we advise you to book in advance your table.

 

The Best Fado Restaurants in Lisbon

Classified as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco since 2011. Much more than just a song. Fado is a musical manifestation of feeling Portuguese. It always accompanied by the solemn and melancholy chords of the Portuguese guitar.

Don’t forget! Whenever the lights are dimmed in a Fado House and someone says: “Silence! Fado is being sung.” This is not just a ritual that is being performed. In respect for the singer, we have the silence because the singer is talking about love, longing, and loss.

Fado Houses – Best Restaurants in Lisbon

1. Sr Vinho. Location.
2. Clube do Fado. Location.
3. O Faia. Location.
4. Café Luso. Location.

Museum

Fado Museum. Location.
Located in the heart of Alfama, the neighborhood most associated with this iconic song, the Fado Museum houses a unique collection in the world. The Fado Museum opened on 25 September 1998. The museum, which mainly came about thanks to donations from performers and their families, has a vast collection, paying homage to Lisbon’s traditional form of song and its creators.

 

Wine Shop in Lisbon

1. Garrafeira Nacional is perhaps Lisbon’s most iconic Portuguese wine retailer. Garrafeira Nacional’s friendly staff is well versed in their portfolio. They also have an impressive Port and Madeira selection, with several wines dating back to the 1800s. If you have difficulty with Portuguese, don’t worry! Garrafeira Nacional is accustomed to clients from all over the world, and you’ll likely find its employees can help you in English. Location.

 

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