Baixa & Rossio
Busy Pinóquio is easy to miss as it's tucked into a praça corner partially obstructed by a souvenir kiosk. Dressed in white tablecloths against pea-green…
Baixa & Rossio
Busy Pinóquio is easy to miss as it's tucked into a praça corner partially obstructed by a souvenir kiosk. Dressed in white tablecloths against pea-green…
Baixa & Rossio
This tented market/glorious food court has been slinging cheese, wine, smoked sausages and other gourmet goodies since 1855. It's fantastic fun to stroll…
Baixa & Rossio
Don’t be fooled by the smoked presunto (ham) hanging in the window, this iconic restaurant is renowned for its excellent seafood too. Start with the pata…
Baixa & Rossio
The restaurant at boutique hotel Alma Lusa embodies the spirit of typical Portuguese cuisine. The menu mixes staple dishes like bacalhau à Brás (shredded…
Baixa & Rossio
This blink-and-you'll-miss-it Japanese tasca is one of Lisbon's few turning out authentic cuisine from the Land of the Rising Sun. The menu doesn't…
Baixa & Rossio
This refreshing Praça da Figueira newcomer is fiercely devoted to both plant-based sustenance and immaculate design. Clean-lined craft woodwork juxtaposed…
Baixa & Rossio
The reason this bustling traditional restaurant is always packed around noon is its delicious leitão (suckling pig) sandwich, served on freshly baked…
Baixa & Rossio
Fragoleto serves rich, creamy, Italian-style gelato made from seasonal fruit and other delectable, often ecologically sourced ingredients – the cinnamon…
Baixa & Rossio
Juicy, spit-roast frango (chicken) is served with a mountain of fries at this no-frills joint. Add piri-piri (hot sauce) for extra spice. The pavement…
Baixa & Rossio
With a view of Lisbon's landmarks, including the Santa Justa elevator and the Carmo Convent ruins, this rooftop bar and restaurant from chef Miguel Castro…
Baixa & Rossio
This 16th-century palace near Rossio square, a National Monument, goes unnoticed by most of the daily passers-by in the Baixa quarter. The restaurant…
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Baixa & Rossio
Mexican City transplant Ramon and his Romanian wife run a freestyle cafe called Casa do Campo during the week, but on Saturdays, Ramon whips out all his…
Baixa & Rossio
This Roman transplant dishes out fresh and fast pizza al taglio – traditional, Roman-style pizza in square slices – in some 25 colourful and ridiculously…
Baixa & Rossio
Wine-bottle lights illuminate stylish Bebedouro, where full-bodied Douro wines are nicely paired with tasting platters of regional cheese and sausage,…
Baixa & Rossio
Topo's sexy Asian lounge – adjacent to their original rooftop location inside a Praça Martim Moniz commercial centre – is a Thai/Vietnamese/Indonesian…
Baixa & Rossio
Hidden behind a plain facade, the Casa do Alentejo has a museum-quality, Moorish-style interior that some say is even more impressive than the food – pork…
Baixa & Rossio
Expanding waistlines since 1829, this stuccoed patisserie entices with strong bica (espresso), pastéis de nata (custard tarts) and macaroons. Upstairs,…
Baixa & Rossio
The decor in aqua green and natural wood makes this cafe stand out. It's one of the few breakfast and brunch restaurants in town, and a lovely spot for a…
Baixa & Rossio
Hop in for a reasonably priced, casual meal inspired by Portuguese cuisine before you head to the theatre, or simply have a coffee with a view of the…
Baixa & Rossio
A standout among the tourist traps of Baixa, dual-named A Licorista O Bacalhoeiro (with the same menu) serves good-value Portuguese fish and meat dishes…
Baixa & Rossio
Take a break from grilled sardines (and menu-touting hawks in Baixa) at this local favourite that boasts black-and-white-tiled floors and a few dishes…
Baixa & Rossio
The pick of the touristy restaurants facing Lisbon's biggest plaza, Can the Can does what it says on the tin – paying homage to the humble canned fish in…