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The planted outdoor terrace at Lumi Rooftopⓘ
The planted outdoor terrace at Lumi Rooftop

Lumi Rooftop

Seasonal food at The Lumiares, with an indoor restaurant and a separate outdoor bar terrace.

In short

Lumi Rooftop is on the fifth floor of The Lumiares in Lisbon’s Bairro Alto, with seasonal food and a view. The indoor restaurant and outdoor bar terrace are different settings, so ask which part your table will be in. Read the current food or brunch menu rather than planning around an old photograph.

Lumi Rooftop on a public venue location overview
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About 2 min walk · from Bairro Alto (public area reference)

Nearby metro: Baixa-Chiado ↗. Station area; choose the right exit for your destination.

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Walking estimates use distance and endpoint heights, not surveyed streets or step-free routes.

Category
Rooftop
Area
Bairro Alto
Address
The Lumiares · Rua de São Pedro de Alcântara 35 · floor 5
Guide note checked
12 October 2026

Why we send people here

A good choice when you want the view and a proper meal to belong to the same plan. The Lumiares rooftop has both a restaurant and an outdoor bar terrace—ask which part your table will be in.

What to look for

Make room for this

The kitchen works with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Look at the current food or brunch menu rather than choosing a dish from an old photograph.

View

Lisbon skyline & Tagus

Planning the visit

Use the Lumi restaurant page’s table-booking control—not the hotel-room booking form. Request outdoor seating and check the kitchen’s last-order time.

Getting in

Enter The Lumiares hotel for the fifth-floor restaurant. The terrace and indoor restaurant are different settings; confirm accessible routing and a sheltered table directly if needed.

Planning your visit

Sunday
11:30–24:00
Monday
12:00–24:00
Tuesday
12:00–24:00
Wednesday
12:00–24:00
Thursday
12:00–24:00
Friday
12:00–24:00
Saturday
11:30–24:00
Last food orders · Sunday
22:15
Last food orders · Monday
22:15
Last food orders · Tuesday
22:15
Last food orders · Wednesday
22:15
Last food orders · Thursday
22:15
Last food orders · Friday
22:15
Last food orders · Saturday
22:15
Last drink orders · Sunday
23:30
Last drink orders · Monday
23:30
Last drink orders · Tuesday
23:30
Last drink orders · Wednesday
23:30
Last drink orders · Thursday
23:30
Last drink orders · Friday
23:30
Last drink orders · Saturday
23:30

Last orders: food 22:15, drinks 23:30. These are order cut-offs, not the time your meal or the venue must finish.

Visiting information checked 21 October 2026 · Venue information ↗

Venue hours checked 21 October 2026 · Source ↗

Booking details checked 21 October 2026 · Source ↗

Before you go

What are the opening hours at Lumi Rooftop?

The published schedule for Lumi Rooftop is: Sunday: 11:30–24:00. Monday: 12:00–24:00. Tuesday: 12:00–24:00. Wednesday: 12:00–24:00. Thursday: 12:00–24:00. Friday: 12:00–24:00. Saturday: 11:30–24:00. Last food orders · Sunday: 22:15. Last food orders · Monday: 22:15. Last food orders · Tuesday: 22:15. Last food orders · Wednesday: 22:15. Last food orders · Thursday: 22:15. Last food orders · Friday: 22:15. Last food orders · Saturday: 22:15. Last drink orders · Sunday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Monday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Tuesday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Wednesday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Thursday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Friday: 23:30. Last drink orders · Saturday: 23:30. Last orders: food 22:15, drinks 23:30. These are order cut-offs, not the time your meal or the venue must finish.

Where to find it

The Lumiares · Rua de São Pedro de Alcântara 35 · floor 5

Directions ↗

Hours change — check the venue.

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