Coffee, dinner, then see where the evening goes
Where to eat & drink in Lisbon
Our Lisbon food guide starts with coffee stops, seafood, bakeries and tables for a longer evening. Choose the meal and area with the filters; look for Umur’s and Onur’s badges on the places we love.
In short
For a Santos morning, start with Neighbourhood’s coffee and brunch. Cervejaria Ramiro is our seafood idea, with a prego (steak sandwich) afterwards. Casa Cabaças is the hot-stone beef choice, while Pastéis de Belém fits a Belém outing. Choose one stop, leave time for the meal and follow the details for the right branch.
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87 places · showing 1–24
Umur’s favouriteOnur’s pickNeighbourhood Cafe Lisbon
Specialty coffee and brunch in Santos, with smash burgers for the evening version.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteOnur’s pickCervejaria Ramiro
Shellfish first, then a prego (steak sandwich): prawns, langostines or crab make the starting point.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteBar do Guincho
A meal or drink beside the Atlantic at Guincho; bring a layer for the wind.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteCafé de São Bento · São Bento
Steak with the house cream-and-pepper sauce at the original São Bento branch; ring the bell.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteCasa Cabaças
Beef on a hot stone, with the final cooking done at your table.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteRosamar
A seafood evening on Rua da Rosa, starting with oysters or a seafood roll.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteBar do Fundo
Beach and lunch at Praia Grande, with garlic prawns or octopus to look for.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteSUD Lisboa
Dinner by the Tagus at Terrazza; upstairs pool access is a different booking.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Umur’s favouriteHan Table Barbecue
Korean barbecue at your table; choose Anjos, Arroios, Saldanha or Expo before booking.
Guide note checked 8 October 2026
COMOBÅ
Coffee, brunch and a gentle start on Boavista before a riverfront walk.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Onur’s pickCafé Janis
Coffee and morning pastries in Cais do Sodré, with an evening-drink version later.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Fabric
House-made bakes and Middle Eastern food on Rua de São Paulo.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Onur’s pickPanda Cantina
Noodle soup rather than brunch; choose your branch, then your bowl.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Do Beco Santos
Pastries, bread and a view of the production room at doBeco’s Santos branch.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Dear Breakfast
Eggs Benedict or pancakes at Dear Breakfast’s Bica branch, before a Santa Catarina wander.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Onur’s pickBytheWine
Portuguese wine with cheese, charcuterie and small plates for a slower Chiado evening.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Come Prima
House-made fresh pasta for an Italian dinner on Rua do Olival in Lapa.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Prado
Seasonal Portuguese ingredients and natural wines, with lunch and dinner planned separately.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Onur’s pickTime Out Market Lisboa
Different dishes, communal tables and no table bookings at the Cais do Sodré food hall.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Manteigaria · Loreto
A custard tart, coffee and a look at the baking in Manteigaria’s original Chiado shop.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Pastéis de Belém
The original Rua de Belém bakery for custard tarts between monuments and the river.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Coyo Taco Cais do Sodré
Counter-order tacos and burritos in Cais do Sodré, before a riverfront wander.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Mercado de Campo de Ourique
A market-and-meal pause in Campo de Ourique, paired with Casa Fernando Pessoa.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Pigmeu · Campo de Ourique
A pork-focused, nose-to-tail restaurant in Campo de Ourique, distinct from its market wine bar.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
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Good to know
Where should I start for breakfast in Lisbon?
Choose Neighbourhood or Do Beco in Santos, or Dear Breakfast’s Bica branch. Neighbourhood separates brunch service from its evening burgers.
What should I order in Lisbon?
Start with the dishes in our place notes: shellfish and a steak sandwich at Ramiro, beef on the stone at Casa Cabaças, or a custard tart in Belém. They are menu ideas, not a live list of today’s dishes.
Where can a group eat different dishes?
Time Out Market Lisboa has different counters and communal seating. Browse the counters before deciding.
How do I ask for no coriander?
“Sem coentros, por favor” means “No coriander, please”. Ask before ordering, as soups, sauces and salads may already have it mixed in.