Cibo e ristoranti a Baixa-Chiado

“Una delle piazze più grandi d'Europa. Splendida e maestosa sulle sponde del fiume Tejo”

“Nice place. The food is good, but specially the views and the atmosphere worth a visit. It is also a circus and performance school. ”

“It is fishmonger, seafood restaurant, bar and seafood, or rather a "modern fishmonger". It is a contemporary space where you can buy fish to cook at home or stay for a meal ranging from sushi to traditional seafood. The fish is therefore always fresh, and can also be served in the bar area, accompanied by wine by the glass. On Friday and Saturday nights the doors are open later, and DJs are often present.”

“The Convent of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a former Catholic convent located in the civil parish of Santa Maria Maior, and is one of the most popular monuments to have (partially) survived the great earthquake of 1755.”

“Beautiful spot for sundowner drinks and finger food. The entrance is hidden. Go through the sliding glass doors of the (pretty run down) Martim Moniz mall, and look for the elevator up to TOPO Martim Moniz. ”

“Tiny old fashioned unpretentious bar with fun amateur fado on Mondays and Wednesdays from 20:30. Daily 19:30-02:00”

“You must try octopus fillets with açorda! Very nice tuna steak à Algarvia (south typical flavours with a lot of coriander and garlic). Also great meat, steaks... Ask if they have "cadelinhas" special little shells! ”

“The view is from Lisbon, the decor is inspired by India, but the atmosphere (and the menu) is cosmopolitan. This large café-terrace restaurant on a large city-facing terrace serves light meals throughout the day but also serves as a bar. While everyone naturally chooses to stay on the terrace, on rainy days there is a shelter in the interior rooms, which are equally pleasant.”

“A Brazileira, also known as A Brazileira do Chiado, is an emblematic café of Lisbon, Portugal. It was founded on 19 November 1905 in Garrett Street. Fernando Pessoa was its most famous customer”

“Noobai is a Rooftop Bar and Restaurant located in Santa Catarina Viewpoint, near Bairro Alto. Being perched on a Lisbon hill, you have a panoramic view of the old houses of the city, the modern buildings, the Tagus river, the harbour, the 25 de Abril bridge and the amazing sunset. It consists of a living room and three terraces prepared for summer and winter. The name Noobai comes from the Creole "Nu bai" which means "we go". The word was stylized to become more cosmopolitan, but it has not lost its meaning that translates into an invitation to the celebration of life, the conviviality between friends, the contemplation of nature and the city”

“Cosy and homey café for brunch or lunch in the historical district of Alfama.”

“The best steak in town and open until 2 am! Vintage, warm decoration, classy and traditional. Everything if fantastic, from the warm bread, to the soft steak with a delicious sauce, thinly cut fries and the taste tatin to finish off. ”

“Nice place to have a drink. They also serve light meals like salads, toasts and tapas like chorizo and plat of smoked ham”

“This restaurant is right next to the Cathedral sé de Lisboa and guess what, I work there! :) Cruzes Credo is a nice place to drink wine or have coffee. We have craft-beers on draft and some great dishes. ”

“One of the most famous snack bar in Portugal. Every where in Portugal you'll find one of the branch. Very cheap and healthy food they serve. Their interior design is also very attractive. All in all great package for enjoying food and environment.”

“Jazz Bar/Restaurant: Fusion food — Some expensive: 20-25€ — They speak English, Italian and Spanish — Jam session every Sunday afternoon”

“Nearby custard tart shop. Plenty of warm, out of the oven, batches throughout the day. ”

“the oldest - with more tahn 190 years - and most traditional confectioneer in the city introiduced the traditional christmas cake and is loyal to old traditional recipes perfect for afternoon tea ”

“Cosy and homey café for brunch or lunch in the historical district of Alfama.”

“Snack bar / restaurant with daycare service for their customers on designated days of the week and schedules.”

“Great to have your breakfast and take a first look at the historical center in Lisbon!”

“One of the most famous snack bar in Portugal. Every where in Portugal you'll find one of the branch. Very cheap and healthy food they serve. Their interior design is also very attractive. All in all great package for enjoying food and environment.”

“Best coffee in town and they do a lovely brunch. Plus I get to walk through lovely Praca das Flores”

“To come by underground: In the airport there's a underground station. You will be in red line. You must take the train and Go until “Alameda station”. When you're there, you must change to Green line and Go until “baixa-chiado station”. When you arrive there, you must take the "rua do crucifixo" exit and walk ahead until a lifter called "elevador do castelo". This lifter brings you almost here. You will have to walk just around 200m. But the lifter closes on 9 p.m. and coming by underground you must take around 40 minutes. The underground costs 1,45/person, the lifter is Free ”