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In Graça’s cozy nook, Taberna do Mar serves up a stunning Portuguese-Japanese seafood tasting menu—fresh, creative, and seriously affordable.

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.

Cozy Chiado spot serving inventive, artisanal Portuguese tapas with a rotating chalkboard menu, local wines, and a fresh, worldly twist.

Since 1956, this lively three-floor Lisbon spot serves up fresh, buttery seafood and ice-cold beer in a no-frills, bustling setting.

A vibrant riverside cultural hub blending modern art, theater, jazz, and dining with sleek 1980s architecture in Lisbon's Belém.

Nestled in the vibrant Chiado neighborhood, The Ivens is a stylish hotel echoing 19th-century explorer aesthetics, complete with lush decor and a buzz-worthy restaurant, Rocco.

Mercado de São Bento is a charming foodie hub with nine unique spots serving up gourmet delights, perfect for a laid-back evening with friends.

Santelmo serves fresh, traditional Portuguese dishes with a creative twist in a cozy old house under Lisbon’s iconic Aguas Livres Aqueduct.

Step into the cozy yet modern atmosphere of Sala by João Sá, where Michelin-starred dining blends Portuguese flavors with global twists for an unforgettable experience.

Maria Caxuxa is a chill Bairro Alto bar with retro vibes, cozy old-school décor, solid cocktails, and a friendly local crowd.