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Manteigaria Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata
4.8(10,808 reviews)
Cozy specialist spotlighting tarts filled with egg custard & topped with cinnamon, plus coffee.
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Pastéis de Belém
4.6(99,972 reviews)Every day 08:00 – 22:00
The same door in Belém since 1837. The recipe came from the monastery next door and is kept secret, and the back rooms are lined with azulejos.
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Fábrica da Nata (Rua Augusta)
4.6(4,943 reviews)Every day 08:00 – 23:00
A pastel de nata bakery on the Rua Augusta. The pastry and the custard are made in full view, and the trays come out of the oven warm.
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Dear Breakfast - Santos
4.7(304 reviews)
A breakfast room in Santos, with whitewashed walls and a burnt orange floor. The menu is built on eggs, from Turkish eggs to savoury pancakes.
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COMOBÅ
4.3(1,869 reviews)
A bright coffee and matcha room on the Rua da Boavista. Brunch bowls, matcha pancakes and house banana bread, along one long communal table.
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Belcanto
4.6(1,830 reviews)
Chic, wood-paneled dining room serving modern takes on Portuguese classics from chef Jose Avillez.
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Alma
4.7(1,641 reviews)
High-end restaurant with avant-garde local meat & seafood dishes, plus an extensive wine list.
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Fifty Seconds
4.8(374 reviews)
Ten tables 120 metres up the Vasco da Gama tower. The name is how long the lift takes, and the kitchen is Martín Berasategui's.
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Feitoria
4.8(635 reviews)InternationalMediterranean
Portuguese fare served in a light-filled, white-tablecloth space at the Altis Belém Hotel.
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Loco
4.7(529 reviews)
Beside the Estrela basilica. Alexandre Silva puts together a single tasting menu, and the open kitchen sits in the middle of the room.
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Taberna Sal Grosso
4.7(4,000 reviews)Every day 12:30 – 16:00, 19:00 – 23:00
A tavern of a few tables above Santa Apolónia. Portuguese plates made to share, and a table that is hard to come by.
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O Trevo
4.5(4,174 reviews)
A small counter on the corner of Camões square. It deals in the bifana, pork simmered in garlic and pressed into a warm roll.
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A Merendeira
4.4(6,018 reviews)
A traditional Lisbon restaurant known for hearty, affordable Portuguese comfort food and its popularity with late-night diners.
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Solar dos Presuntos
4.5(6,432 reviews)
High-end Portuguese cuisine, rich with fish & seafood but with meat too, in a family-style setting.
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O Velho Eurico
4.4(4,294 reviews)
Casual eatery turning out classic regional dishes in a snug dining space with exposed-stone walls.
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Bistro 100 Maneiras
4.4(2,139 reviews)
Portuguese dishes meet East European cuisine in a hip modern restaurant open until dawn, with music.
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Belém 2 a 8
4.3(1,229 reviews)Every day 12:00 – 22:30
A Portuguese dining room on Rua de Belém, working from traditional recipes and older ones, plated in a contemporary way.
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Prado
4.3(1,554 reviews)€50+ per person
Soaring, light-filled, industrial-chic haunt with carefully sourced wine & modern seasonal cuisine.
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Sála de João Sá
4.7(630 reviews)
A small dining room on Rua dos Bacalhoeiros. A short menu that follows the season, with the kitchen visible from the end of the room.
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Boubou's
4.5(1,028 reviews)
A Príncipe Real bistro where Louise Bourrat cooks one tasting menu at an open kitchen, built on local produce with Mediterranean and Asian seasoning.
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A Merendinha do Arco Bandeira
4.6(1,904 reviews)
This small, family-run seafood restaurant in Lisbon's Baixa district focuses on grilled sardines, garlic clams and unfussy Portuguese classics.
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Eleven
4.4(1,158 reviews)
Imaginative fine dining with a Portuguese touch in a modern setting amongst gardens with city views.
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Calouste Gulbenkian Museum
4.7(17,977 reviews)
Calouste Gulbenkian's own collection, in a building raised for it and set in a garden. Egyptian sculpture through to Lalique jewellery.
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Museu Nacional dos Coches
4.6(10,765 reviews)
The royal coach collection at Belém, from the sixteenth century to the nineteenth, split between the old riding school and a newer hall.
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Museu de Marinha
4.5(13,888 reviews)Every day 10:00 – 18:00
In the west wing of the Jerónimos monastery. Ship models from the age of discovery, charts, and the ornate royal barges of the 1700s.
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MAAT - Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology
4.3(25,707 reviews)
A rippling white roof meeting the river at Belém. Amanda Levete's building and the old Tejo power station share one ticket.
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Museu Nacional de Etnologia
4.2(1,103 reviews)
In Restelo, a museum that keeps the everyday objects of rural Portugal alongside African and Amazonian collections.
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Jardim da Estrela
4.6(14,745 reviews)
Opened in 1852 across from the Basílica da Estrela, laid out in the English manner. A lake with ducks, a wrought-iron bandstand, and a café in the shade.
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Jardim Botânico da Ajuda
4.4(3,259 reviews)
Botanical gardens with fountains & statuary, plus trees & species from Portugal's former colonies.
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Eduardo VII Park
4.6(49,033 reviews)
Twenty-six hectares north of the Marquês de Pombal, named for Edward VII's visit in 1903. Inside it the Estufa Fria is a greenhouse that is never heated.
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Tapada das Necessidades
4.3(3,077 reviews)Every day 08:00 – 20:00
The old hunting grounds behind the Necessidades palace. Peacocks wander freely, and the Tejo shows through the cactus garden.
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Jardim do Torel
4.6(5,272 reviews)Every day 08:00 – 22:00
A small garden on the terraces of the Sant'Ana hill. Above, a shaded viewpoint over the city; below, a café and a pool that opens for swimming in summer.
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Pensão Amor
4.4(6,089 reviews)
On the pink street of Cais do Sodré, in the rooms of a former brothel. Each room is furnished differently, one holding a bookshop, another a stage.
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RED FROG SPEAKEASY
4.4(1,708 reviews)
Intimate, stylish spot offering craft cocktails from old-fashioned favorites to whimsical creations.
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By The Wine
4.6(3,320 reviews)Every day 18:00 – 00:00
The bar José Maria da Fonseca opened in Chiado in 2015. Three thousand two hundred empty bottles line the ceiling, over Azeitão cheese and Setúbal moscatel.
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Park Rooftop
4.0(3,274 reviews)
The top deck of a car park on Calçada do Combro. You take the lift up, and through the plants the Tejo and a church tower appear.
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A Ginjinha
4.6(3,622 reviews)Every day 10:00 – 22:00
Historic open-fronted bar for a pip-spitting crowd sipping local ginjinha cherry-like liqueur.
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Ministerium
3.5(293 reviews)Every day 10:00 – 18:00
Under the arcades of Terreiro do Paço, in a former ministry building. A high-ceilinged room that opens onto the square and the river.
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B.Leza Club
4.4(1,272 reviews)
Upbeat locale featuring a stage for a lineup of live music, along with a dance floor & a bar.
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Lust in Rio
3.7(3,846 reviews)
Lively dinner spot & dance club dishing up grilled meats, pasta & dessert, plus cocktails & sangria.
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Titanic Sur Mer
4.1(2,017 reviews)
Under the arches of the quay at Cais do Gás. Live music and gigs, and the river begins the moment you step outside.
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Ministerium Terrace
4.7(2,187 reviews)Every day 10:00 – 23:00
The terrace set out under the arches on Praça do Comércio. Tables on the stone, with the Tejo straight ahead.
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