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"Creating YŌSO derives from a mission – to elevate the Japanese cuisine in Portugal. Our purpose defines as providing our guests a mesmerising sensorial flight, exploring the 5 senses and the 5th taste. Our chef and owner pursuit inspiration both from Kaiseki – Ryori techniques and the Nanban period, when the first Portuguese people stepped on Japanese lands and their influence over this marvelous culture. YŌSO is Sea, Land, Fire and Air. A brief but meaningful trip to Japan, without leaving Portugal."

With its casual roadside seating and no-frills decor, this spot serves up some of the juiciest spit-roasted piri-piri chicken that Lisbon has to offer.

Simple dorms & private rooms in a down-to-earth property offering free breakfast & a coffee shop. Adjacent to Moscavide train station, this relaxed hostel is 1 km from the MEO Arena and 2 km from the Oceanário de Lisboa aquarium. The simple mixed and female-only dorms come with shared bathrooms. Some private rooms have en suite facilities. Kids age 12 and under stay at no charge in a parent’s room (subject to availability). Complimentary breakfast is served in a functional cafeteria. Other amenities include a guest kitchen, a colorful lounge and a terrace, along with a casual coffee shop.

Nestled in Lisbon’s quaint alleys, Cozinha Honesta bursts with vibrant Goan flavors and cozy charm, making it a must-visit for Indian food lovers.

Bright, contemporary restaurant, cafe & bar with a Portuguese menu in 18th-century palace stables.

Streamlined quarters in a laid-back hotel for gay men, plus breakfast & an outdoor pool. In a restored 18th-century building in the central Bairro Alto neighborhood, this relaxed hotel catering to gay men only is a 13-minute walk from the nearest metro station and 17 km from Morena Beach. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and hardwood floors, the streamlined rooms offer Wi-Fi and iMac computers; some have direct garden access, balconies and/or city views. Suites add living areas. A breakfast buffet is offered. Other amenities include a bar and a shared lounge. The garden has an outdoor pool, and a grassy area with lounge chairs. A beach shuttle is available on request.

The Museu Arqueológico do Carmo, a hauntingly beautiful Gothic ruin, showcases Lisbon's rich history amidst stunning architecture and intriguing artifacts.

This hip modern spot fuses Portuguese and Eastern European flavors with a lively ambiance and attentive service, perfect for memorable late-night dining.

A cozy, boho-chic bar in Bairro Alto, known for its eclectic music and lively atmosphere, perfect for wine, cocktails, and people-watching.

Simple dorms & private rooms in a relaxed hostel featuring a shared kitchen & a garden. Set on a street lined with trees and cafes, this laid-back hostel in an unassuming building with interior wall paintings is a 1-minute walk from a bus stop and a 7-minute walk from Museu Nacional de Arqueologia. Simple mixed and female-only dorms come with wood floors, free Wi-Fi, colorful lockers and shared bathrooms. Private rooms are available. Amenities include a garden, a shared kitchen and a library, as well as a relaxed communal lounge with a flat-screen TV. Breakfast is available, and served in an informal dining room that has a fireplace. There's a coin-operated laundry. Bike and motorbike rentals are offered, as are walking tours.