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 49–72
Pavilhão Chinês
Drinks among the collections, or a separately booked Thursday fado concert.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Onur’s pickPensão Amor
Decorated rooms, music and a Cais do Sodré evening with an eclectic programme.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Lux Frágil
A late-night dancing option; choose the event before planning the night.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
TR3S Lisboa
An LGBTQ+ bar in Príncipe Real for cocktails, conversation and outside seating.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Trumps
Dancing on our LGBTQ+ list; pick the event and its entry requirements.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Finalmente Club
Drag and variety shows, with a Café Concerto and a separate late-discoteca format.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Archive venue photograph · not a live view Bar 106
A small-bar option from the Príncipe Real shortlist.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
PUREX
A Bairro Alto bar from our LGBTQ+ list; plan around its current programme.
Guide note checked 20 October 2026
Belcanto
A special tasting-menu or à la carte evening in Chiado, planned and reserved ahead.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Mini Bar · José Avillez
Playful food and cocktails, with exploding olives and tuna temaki on the menu shortlist.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Onur’s pickSala de Corte
A steak-focused dinner near Cais do Sodré; choose cuts and sharing weights with the team.
Guide note checked 1 October 2026
Onur’s pickRUMI Lisboa
Turkish and Palestinian flavours, with mezze to share and an aperitif that can become dinner.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Onur’s pickMama Shelter Lisboa
A rooftop drink or downstairs meal; check seasonal and weather arrangements for the terrace.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Onur’s pickLust in Rio
A riverside party from Onur’s list, chosen around the actual event and ticket.
Guide note checked 3 October 2026
Onur’s pickK Urban Beach
Another riverside club on Onur’s list; choose the party before the venue.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Let’s Pastrami
The signature pastrami sandwich at a São Bento deli, with pickles to ask about.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Cosmo
Open-fire cooking on Rua de São Paulo, starting with grilled vegetables.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
TIMS · bakery & café
Coffee and bakes inside the Museu das Comunicações; no museum ticket needed for the café.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Archive venue photograph · courtyard Marquise da Mobler
Bakery, brunch and design browsing, with a back patio for a longer pause.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
A Obra
Seasonal small plates and wine on Green Street, chosen with the team.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
ALBI
Coffee, bakes or savoury brunch at a café and bistro on the São Bento side.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Archive venue photograph · Santos branch FOOD · Healthy. Organic. Sustainable. Santos
An organic-focused grocery shop and café at Largo Conde-Barão, with salads and lighter meals.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Roots Experience · Green Street
A colourful Green Street dinner with Asian-influenced fusion and sharing plates.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
Umut’s wine pickPop the Wine
A natural-wine bar and shop in Anjos, with art on the walls and snacks.
Guide note checked 12 October 2026
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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.