Bookstore Bar Girl and Lass

The drinks were very good and unique here so this was a big plus. The staff was also nice and did not take much time to take our order or to bring the drinks. Unfortunately I can not rate it 5 stars because of the location. Being near to some club, we were always having people standing very close to us waiting in the queue. Sometimes they were so close that they were touching us by mistake! But everything else was OK.

I had sangria and it was great! Inside of the bar you can listen a live music and you can buy something special from this places - books. I haven’t seen similar place like this ever. The atmosphere is great if you are the type of this. Thank you 😊

Cool bar/ bookstore with a nice view on the Pink Street! You can enjoy your drink on this joyful street anytime in the day, in the evening it gets better. Sometimes, it’s a bit hard to keep the conversation going given that tables are really close to each other, overall in this street.

The most magical place in all of Lisbon. While crowds and lines form outside for other bars and clubs all around on pink street, this beautiful sanctuary is a haven where one can catch a drink, eat a snack or meal, read a book from an incredible collection, and have a proper conversation. Worth seeing and supporting, as every city in the world should have a few of these types of places. I cannot recommend more!

Probably one of my favorite places in Lisboa! Love that the bar is also a bookstore (I bought a really great book on the great earthquake by Rui Tavares and loved it)

The pink lemonade was really good, but the sangria sucked ass. It straight up tasted like wine. The staff was really attentive, so that's good.

Bookstore Bar Girl and Lass is a great little place to stop and unwind. It has a fun, quirky vibe that makes it stand out, and when we visited, there was live music from a street performer nearby, which added to the atmosphere. A relaxed, funky spot with character—definitely worth a visit if you're in the area!

Great spot for a drink and great music and jazz. And perhaps the most unexpected thing, the most fresh and tasty pastel de nata we had the whole trip in Portugal. Super cute little place. Definitely worth a stop.