Le Chat

This intimate, reservation-only cocktail bar invites just a handful of guests for a tailored journey through the Prohibition-era drink experience, crafted by the knowledgeable host Manuel.

Canalha blends timeless Lisbon tasca vibes with refined Iberian flavors, serving fresh, shareable dishes in a relaxed, chic setting.

Claus Porto crafts luxe, artisanal Portuguese soaps and fragrances with stunning Art Deco packaging and hometown charm.

At Embaixada da Doçaria Conventual Portuguesa, indulge in heavenly convent sweets like ovos moles and pão de ló, all in a cozy, stylish setting.

Alcântara’s local gem serving huge portions of traditional Portuguese dishes with friendly service and a cozy two-floor wooden setting.

Since 1904, Sapataria do Carmo has been a charming Lisbon gem offering top-notch, handmade Portuguese shoes in a stylish, vintage setting.

Lisbon’s MAAT fuses sleek, wave-like architecture with cutting-edge art and a repurposed power station for a riverside cultural feast.

Savor centuries-old Portuguese conventual pastries like ovos moles and pastel de nata in a cozy Chiado spot with hands-on baking classes.

Pharmacia offers a whimsical take on Portuguese cuisine in a charming apothecary setting, complete with a riverside terrace perfect for cocktails and sharing plates.

Prado serves inventive farm-to-table Portuguese cuisine in a bright, industrial-chic space brimming with lush greenery and creative seasonal plates.