Downunder by Justin Jennings

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

At the historic Feira da Ladra in Alfama, treasure hunters can sift through a vibrant mix of antiques, handcrafted goods, and quirky finds while soaking in stunning views.

This cozy Lisbon steakhouse, rich in dark wood and red velvet, serves perfectly cooked steaks with a legendary house cream sauce.

This upscale boutique hotel in a charming 18th-century mansion offers cozy, elegant rooms, a serene courtyard, and riverside views steps from Lisbon’s sights.

A stylish 15th-century Lisbon palace-turned-boutique hotel with sleek rooms, scenic Tagus views, a spa, and standout local cuisine at Audrey’s.

CURA at the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon seamlessly blends exquisite Portuguese flavors with artistic presentation, promising a memorable Michelin-starred dining experience.

Step into Lisbon's 18th-century Palácio Chiado for a grand dining and bar experience with art, history, cocktails, and diverse gourmet eats.

Red Frog is an intimate Lisbon speakeasy serving inventive, expertly crafted cocktails in a cozy, stylish hideaway with top-notch service.

This unique Italian-Japanese spot at the Centro Cultural de Belém offers a breezy terrace overlooking the river, serving up delicious thin-crust pizzas and fresh sushi in a relaxed atmosphere.

Cozy Príncipe Real spot known for creative, freshly cooked brunches, stellar coffee, and a welcoming vibe that’s as aesthetic as the food.