Guidebook for Lisboa
Food Scene
A cozy, informal restaurant with great food (especially seafood), typically filled with locals from the neighbourhood. Sit at the bar, have a glass of beer, and order what looks good that night.
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Penalva Da Graça
26 Rua da GraçaA cozy, informal restaurant with great food (especially seafood), typically filled with locals from the neighbourhood. Sit at the bar, have a glass of beer, and order what looks good that night.
We absolutely love this chef owned and operated Japanese-fusion seafood restaurant. For 25€ you get an incredible multi-course fixed menu - which they happily adapt to the dietary requirements of each guest. Reserve in advance because it’s super small.
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A Taberna Do Mar
20 B Calçada da GraçaWe absolutely love this chef owned and operated Japanese-fusion seafood restaurant. For 25€ you get an incredible multi-course fixed menu - which they happily adapt to the dietary requirements of each guest. Reserve in advance because it’s super small.
Drinks & Nightlife
Near Miradouro Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, this place is a legendary counter-cultural hangout from back in the 1970s, presided over back then by its poet owner. It still sees mostly locals coming by to have a drink and catch up - note that it can get a bit smokey in the evenings, if that’s not your things. But it does have a good selection of Portuguese beers. The food’s decent, too.
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Botequim da Graça
79 Largo da GraçaNear Miradouro Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen, this place is a legendary counter-cultural hangout from back in the 1970s, presided over back then by its poet owner. It still sees mostly locals coming by to have a drink and catch up - note that it can get a bit smokey in the evenings, if that’s not your things. But it does have a good selection of Portuguese beers. The food’s decent, too.