Late 18th century palace with simple facade and interior on the season. A traditional restaurant, very nice, with a fireplace to warm the colder days. Dinner is accompanied by the sound of the piano. Curious, recipes made by the hand of chef Sidónio Puga Carvalho. There is also a luxurious bar and a private room.

Inserted in the draft, the inescapable reference Chapitô cultural, social and educative that crosses the formation, animation and social intervention through the arts and show business, it's a restaurant table Chapitô that draws on the roots of the traditional Portuguese cuisine. With a new, dynamic and experienced team, here you will find three spaces, each with its gastronomic offer: on the terrace and gazebo grill the charcoal, a rarity; a petisqueira; and yet the restaurant with a breathtaking view over Lisbon, where the raw material of each dish turns into pleasure. Chapitô it's an experience you won't forget. "At the …

Ancient tavern with a typical decor. Traditional house giving a special attention to the fish dishes.

A fado house placed on a XVII century building. The kitchen is on sight and from here come traditional Portuguese dishes.

This ancient building at the Bairro Alto, with 160 years, decorated with glazed tiles, works as a restaurant serving, mostly, regional recipes, although it also offers some international recipes.

The restaurant Via Grace is a refined place, but with a family atmosphere, in which the view fully justifies the term "eat with their eyes". The panoramic view from the tables against the window is almost divine, day or night. Offers an efficient service and a varied menu, with dishes something imaginative but based on traditional Portuguese cuisine. From the list, refer to the tournedó of monkfish in Saffron sauce, the crab crusted cod and the loaves of the loin stuffed with lobster. Game dishes are good options. Wine list comprising more than 3000 different bottles.

Welcoming house serving well prepared Alentejo meals. Reasonable wine list.

This is one of the most attended fado houses in the capital. It is decorated with glazed tiles and paintings of the ancient Lisbon and serves the good and traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Considered cultural patrimony of Lisbon, this is the oldest and prettiest beer house in Portugal. It is decorated with glazed tiles’ panels from the XIX century. Inside there’s an art gallery. The menu presents varied traditional Portuguese gastronomic proposals. Good wine list.

It has three different rooms, decorated with glazed tiles from the XVIII century. The meals are served in ancient, typical plates. The menu is based on the traditional Portuguese cuisine.