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Chic 18th-century boutique in Lisbon’s Praça do Município, with cozy rooms, modern perks, rustic charm, and a laid-back terrace for people-watching.

At Marlene, expect a vibrant culinary journey blending innovation with technique in a stylish setting, where every dish becomes a delightful revelation.

This cozy Lisbon spot serves up authentic Goan dishes like crab curry and chicken xacuti in a friendly, tucked-away setting.

A Carvoaria excels in Lisbon with top-notch local and Wagyu steaks, hearty portions, flavorful sides, and a lively, friendly vibe.

Chic, Scandinavian-inspired guesthouse in Principe Real with airy rooms, communal kitchen, and a fresh Portuguese breakfast to start your day right.

Dine or sip craft cocktails atop Insólito’s quirky rooftop in Bairro Alto, savoring innovative dishes and stunning Lisbon views.

Vítor Sobral’s Campo de Ourique gem reinvents Portuguese petiscos with fresh seafood, inventive flavors, and a stylish, laid-back vibe.

Tucked in a charming Alfama plaza, this lively spot serves up the best grilled fish in town—think smoky flavors, picnic tables, and local vibes.

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

Lisbon’s oldest bakery since 1829, Confeitaria Nacional dazzles with flaky pastéis de nata, timeless Portuguese pastries, and a charming historic vibe.