Penalva da Graça

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.

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

Nestled under the iconic bridge, Village Underground is a vibrant co-working oasis crafted from shipping containers and buses, perfect for sipping drinks, enjoying live events, and soaking in creative energy.

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

A Fábrica dos Chapéus in Bairro Alto offers over 3,000 handmade, stylish hats with expert advice and custom options in a cozy, quality-driven shop.

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

Hidden in Chiado, Toca da Raposa serves inventive, animal-themed cocktails in a cozy, moody spot with a laid-back, intimate vibe.

Charming boutique hotel in a historic palace with cozy, school-themed rooms, spacious bathrooms, a trendy restaurant, and a leafy garden in quiet Campo de Ourique.

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

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