Grand Lisboa Hotel

Café & bakery outlet open since 2006 with a dog-friendly section selling signature egg tarts.

Step into a charming colonial military club in Macau, where the upscale Portuguese cuisine, highlighted by juicy suckling pig, offers a taste of history with every bite.

Perched atop a hill, this student-run restaurant delights with regional specialties and cocktails, all under the watchful eye of master chefs.

Genteel rooms in an army barracks-turned-hotel with a charming dining hall & a restaurant. Set in a former army barracks next to the Mong Ha Fortress, this charming hillside hotel is run by the Institute for Tourism Studies. It's a 3-minute walk from a bus stop and 5 km from Macau Tower. Warmly decorated rooms offer free Wi-Fi and cable TV, plus minibars, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilitie. Some feature distinctive details such as antique-style furnishings, while airy, upgraded rooms include bathrooms with tubs. Complimentary breakfast is served in a dining hall with traditional Portuguese-style tiles; there's also a culinary institute eatery with garden views, as well as a gym, a library and a local shuttle service.

At Chef Tam's Seasons, award-winning chef Tam Kwok Fung reimagines Cantonese cuisine with a seasonal menu inspired by the 24 solar terms, showcasing top-notch ingredients and culinary artistry.

Riquexó is a cozy spot where the beloved Aida serves up comforting Macanese classics like minchee and African chicken in a homey, no-frills setting.

This tea house is like stepping into 1960s Macau, with huge windows for people watching.

Nestled in the glamour of Wynn Palace, this upscale Cantonese gem dazzles with stunning decor, creative dishes, and impeccable service, making each dining experience unforgettable.

This iconic Macau casino dazzles with its pineapple-shaped design and stunning nighttime light display, drawing visitors for its vibrant atmosphere and artful interiors.

Elegant rooms & suites in a high-end property offering lake views, refined dining & a pool. A 4-minute walk from several bus stops, this opulent, glass-sided hotel overlooking Nam Van Lake is also a 5-minute walk from Casino Lisboa. Stylish, refined rooms in 2 towers feature panoramic city and lake views, flat-screen TVs and soaking tubs. Upgraded quarters add sitting areas. Plush 1- and 2-bedroom suites provide separate living rooms, powder rooms, private bars and/or additional bathrooms. There are 11 restaurants and bars, including an acclaimed Chinese restaurant, a lavish cocktail bar and an Italian eatery. Other amenities include an ornate outdoor pool, a business center and a salon, plus 2 posh spas and multiple fitness centers.