Guidebook for Lisboa
Food Scene
Great Portuguese traditional homenade cooking.
29 recommandé par les habitants
Restaurante Stop Do Bairro
Great Portuguese traditional homenade cooking.
Portuguese Chef Vitor Sobral is well known both in Portugal and abroad. In this reataurant you will find extremely good food - definitely Portuguese.
69 recommandé par les habitants
Tasca da Esquina
41C R. Domingos SequeiraPortuguese Chef Vitor Sobral is well known both in Portugal and abroad. In this reataurant you will find extremely good food - definitely Portuguese.
At this market, a long time ago, people could buy fresh vegetables and very fresh fish. But like most markets in town, it couldn’t compete with the big supermarkets, where the products are not so organic, not so fresh, but…much cheaper. So the market was dying a slow death, until they finally decided to go modern.
Now there isn’t a night where the market isn’t fully packed with thirty and forty-something people that obviously didn’t have a place of their own until now. (The younger generation has Bairro Alto). The market has a huge range of restaurants and ‘bistros”. There is a place to eat a piece of meat of your choosing , another one for seafood tapas, burgers, sushi, Portuguese traditional pastries…And to drink it goes from wine to champagne and a bar whose speciality is fantastic gin tonics, along with a nice explanation while making your drink.
This market was conceived as a gourmet experience, although I mostly go there to drink with friends. Still, a very good rebirth of the market, and by the way, it’s still a place where you can buy fresh vegetables, fish and meat.
On Sunday nights there is always a live music performance, which makes this night my favorite.
282 recommandé par les habitants
Marché de Campo de Ourique
104 R. Coelho da RochaAt this market, a long time ago, people could buy fresh vegetables and very fresh fish. But like most markets in town, it couldn’t compete with the big supermarkets, where the products are not so organic, not so fresh, but…much cheaper. So the market was dying a slow death, until they finally decided to go modern.
Now there isn’t a night where the market isn’t fully packed with thirty and forty-something people that obviously didn’t have a place of their own until now. (The younger generation has Bairro Alto). The market has a huge range of restaurants and ‘bistros”. There is a place to eat a piece of meat of your choosing , another one for seafood tapas, burgers, sushi, Portuguese traditional pastries…And to drink it goes from wine to champagne and a bar whose speciality is fantastic gin tonics, along with a nice explanation while making your drink.
This market was conceived as a gourmet experience, although I mostly go there to drink with friends. Still, a very good rebirth of the market, and by the way, it’s still a place where you can buy fresh vegetables, fish and meat.
On Sunday nights there is always a live music performance, which makes this night my favorite.
Sightseeing
Basilique d'Estrela
Praça da EstrelaCasa Fernando Pessoa
18 R. Coelho da RochaParks & Nature
Jardin Guerra Junqueiro
12 Praça da EstrelaShopping
Pingo Doce
14 R. Ferreira Borges