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Companhia Portugueza do Chá is a charming Lisbon spot offering a vast, world-class selection of fine teas and unique Portuguese blends in a cozy, vintage setting.

A Baiuca is the quintessential cozy gem in Alfama where you can savor traditional grilled fish while enjoying intimate live fado performances that feel like a family gathering.

Lisbon’s oldest family-run tin fish shop, since 1930, with colorful, vintage-style canned seafood perfect for souvenirs.

Luxuriate riverside in Lisbon’s elegant Praça do Comércio hotel, where chic rooms, spa bliss, and a top steakhouse meet flawless service.

Vago is Lisbon's go-to spot for curated beats, delicious food—including a rare reuben—and expertly crafted cocktails in a laid-back yet lively atmosphere.

Bairro Alto Hotel blends chic Lisbon charm with stylish rooms, artisanal design, a rooftop bar with killer sunset views, and top-notch local cuisine.

Nestled on a charming cobbled street, this family-run hotel blends elegant decor with a prime location, offering cozy lounges, a delightful terrace, and attentive service just steps from Lisbon's main attractions.

A Vida Portuguesa is a charming Lisbon shop brimming with nostalgic Portuguese artisanal treasures, from exquisite linens to artisanal soaps and delightful souvenirs, all perfectly crafted to evoke the country’s rich heritage.

Café A Brasileira, a 1905 Lisbon landmark, mingles literary nostalgia with Art Deco flair, offering a vibrant spot for coffee and people-watching in Chiado.

Snug spot in Mouraria serving fresh, inventive takes on classic Portuguese dishes with a fun, local vibe and seriously fair prices.