Guidebook for Lisboa
Food Scene
It first opened in Cascais but moved to the capital in 2009. The gastronomic excellence has been maintained, and the chef is still Ljubomir Stanisic, a Bosnian who's made Lisbon his home, and who uses the city's Ribeira Market to find the freshest ingredients for his daily creations.
A famous dish, due to its presentation, is the cod hanging from clothes pins.
The wine list is also good, and everything is served in a small dining area, so booking in advance is recommended.
102 recommandé par les habitants
Restaurante 100 Maneiras
39 R. do TeixeiraIt first opened in Cascais but moved to the capital in 2009. The gastronomic excellence has been maintained, and the chef is still Ljubomir Stanisic, a Bosnian who's made Lisbon his home, and who uses the city's Ribeira Market to find the freshest ingredients for his daily creations.
A famous dish, due to its presentation, is the cod hanging from clothes pins.
The wine list is also good, and everything is served in a small dining area, so booking in advance is recommended.
This restaurant at Lx Factory has an industrial décor with an interesting variety of pieces.
From the open kitchen you're served creative dishes of Portuguese cuisine, with a few international influences. Whenever possible, it uses seasonal and organic products from small producers, and selects little-known wines.
14 recommandé par les habitants
1300 Taberna
103 R. Rodrigues de FariaThis restaurant at Lx Factory has an industrial décor with an interesting variety of pieces.
From the open kitchen you're served creative dishes of Portuguese cuisine, with a few international influences. Whenever possible, it uses seasonal and organic products from small producers, and selects little-known wines.
The food from the north of Portugal and the informal ambience are traditional, but this is a favorite of hipsters who give the place an arty vibe.
It's perfect for a simple, inexpensive meal between Bairro Alto and Miradouro de Santa Catarina.
19 recommandé par les habitants
A Camponesa de Santa Catarina
25 R. Mal. SaldanhaThe food from the north of Portugal and the informal ambience are traditional, but this is a favorite of hipsters who give the place an arty vibe.
It's perfect for a simple, inexpensive meal between Bairro Alto and Miradouro de Santa Catarina.
This restaurant has several dining rooms, each with its own décor to look like someone's apartment.
It serves a simple cuisine with international influences, with the dinner menu having more elaborate options.
9 recommandé par les habitants
À Parte
14C Av. Defensores de ChavesThis restaurant has several dining rooms, each with its own décor to look like someone's apartment.
It serves a simple cuisine with international influences, with the dinner menu having more elaborate options.