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.
25 researched cafés, bars & tables →
Umut’s 12 wine picks →
87 places · showing 25–48
O Velho Eurico
A lively modern tasca (no-frills restaurant) near São Cristóvão, with Portuguese sharing dishes.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Tasca Baldracca
Sharing dishes around Mouraria, with Portuguese, Spanish and Brazilian touches.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Taberna Sal Grosso · Alfama
Small plates in Alfama; choose this branch, not the separate São Bento address.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
O Frade · Ajuda
Alentejo-rooted cooking at the Calçada da Ajuda branch in Belém, with duck rice and talha wine.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Forninho Saloio
Charcoal-grilled meat or fish for a sit-down Portuguese meal.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Published neighbourhood-gallery photograph; the interior layout can change. Santelmo
Octopus with potatoes, garlic and olive oil is the dinner idea on Poço dos Negros.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Landeau Chocolate · Chiado
A chocolate-cake pause on Rua das Flores, between Chiado bookshops and the river.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Solar dos Presuntos
Seafood rice and a sit-down dinner on Rua das Portas de Santo Antão.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Gambrinus
A classic dining-room evening, with rich fish soup or partridge pie on the shortlist.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Chapitô à Mesa
Food with a view in the castle area; the restaurant and terrace use different menus.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Café da Garagem
A café pause on Costa do Castelo; check café service separately from theatre performances.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Casa Independente
Music, drinks and an Intendente evening chosen around the current programme.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Frade dos Mares
Spicy garlic prawns or octopus for dinner in our wider neighbourhood.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
A Padaria Portuguesa · Chiado
Coffee and a coconut-topped pão de Deus bun at the Largo de Camões bakery.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Onur’s pickPinóquio
Pica-pau steak bites or baked grouper at Pinóquio’s Restauradores restaurant.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Ilha da Madeira
Madeiran flatbread, beef skewers and fried cornmeal at the Rua Campo de Ourique restaurant.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Peixola
A fish-focused evening, with shrimp tacos or ceviche as starting ideas.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Sacramento do Chiado
A Portuguese dinner while you are already exploring Chiado.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Os Tibetanos
Vegetarian cooking near Avenida da Liberdade, with Tibetan steamed bread to start.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
Laurentina · O Rei do Bacalhau
A traditional Portuguese restaurant; browse the full menu before choosing your dinner.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Piriquita · Sintra
A pastry break in Sintra’s old town: look for travesseiros or queijadas.
Guide note checked 19 October 2026
TOPO · Martim Moniz
Skyline views and DJ programming above Martim Moniz; choose the actual evening.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
PARK
A planted rooftop above a car park for drinks and changing light over Lisbon.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Onur’s pickJavá
Tagus views above Praça Dom Luís I, with mezze and Mediterranean charcoal cooking.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
No matches this time
Try another name or clear a filter to see more ideas.
Menus, prices and opening hours change; each place page links to the venue’s own information.
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.