Tantura

A great restaurant with Jewish cuisine. It's fun to watch the very friendly and funny cook prepare the food. Food very good, drinks ... well, you shouldn't serve Aperol Spritz with crushed ice. It makes the drink watery too fast. But all in all very good.

Mediterranean food! Delicious combinations of flavours. We had a great time. Fair price and good atmosphere in the heart of Barrio Alto.

I was very excited to try this restaurant. We went with my coworkers and food was tasty but service was less than ideal. One of my coworkers wanted to have the tasting menu and he ordered it. 10 minutes later the waiter comes back and says he cannot have it as everyone in the table needs to have the experience. Makes sense but shouldn’t needed to wait 10 minutes to get that information. Everyone started getting their food and my plate ( a classic shakshuka) took forever to arrive. No explanation no apology, nothing. They brought it when everyone was almost finished. Kinda ruined the experience and leaves a bad flavor.

My friend told me about this place, and I wish I had come here earlier because the food is amazing! We decided to book a table in advance on a Saturday night, it was crowded, but in a good way! The atmosphere was just perfect. And don't even get me started on the food – it was absolutely delicious! Oh, and I can't forget to mention the drinks, they were fantastic too. If you ever find yourself in Lisbon, I highly recommend checking out this place. Trust me, you won't be disappointed! 😋

Amazing restaurant. We think it’s the best middle eastern food in Lisbon (after trying most of them..)! Top quality food, everything is fresh and hand made- even the bread! Many vegan and vegetarian options. Wonderful service, very attentive. Awesome vibes :-) 10/10 would definitely come again!

Loved the vibe here (not a place for quiet conversation). The staff were skilled, friendly and relaxed even though it was clearly super busy. We had no reservation but got lucky with only a short wait (less than 15 mins). My watermelon sour (vegan was the default, not the afterthought) was a delight and came garnished with dehydrated lime and a sprinkle of herbs. Menu includes a dizzying selection of veg dishes, each its own explosion of flavour. The smoked cauli was my fave. If anything, the flavours were a little on the strong side but still gets 5 stars from me overall.

Meaning - Joy - Talent If you strike those three when you do something, you're on the right way to be happier and make others around you happier. Tantura is one of those places that sends you away to a different country and a different culture and in the same time creates it's own unique place. Yes the food is "Israeli", but you will find an extra personal touch in every dish you'll taste here. I can write about the different courses we took, but, it doesn't matter - I guarantee you - every bite you'll take here and every sipp you'll have are going to be delicious and special. So... Just do it! Book yourself a table and be prepared for a journey you'll remember and cherish.

Overpriced place. First of all we asked tap water, and they told us they "run out" of tap water. They offered replacement with boiled water for 3 euros. It's direct violation of local law which says eateries must provide free tap water if requested by customer, and cannot charge fee even lower than regular water price. Food itself was not very tasty and small portions, and in my personal opinion they lacked salt. If you go two people, be ready to spend between 40-50euros. Food visually looked good as you see on the photos. Staff was nice and bilingual.