Eating & Drinking in Lisbon

Restaurant Kais is housed in a late XIX century old warehouse, by the riverside, which was used to genarate energy for Portuguese trams that still work in our days. The warehouse was fully recovered and is now one of the most beautiful restaurants you will ever see.
The actual design and decoration was concieved with much honour, by a very famous Portuguese Interior Decorator, Maria José Salavisa, who respected the industrial roots of the warehouse.

Deli Delux is a great "vintage" expert grocery shop and café. Their primest is the Sunday brunch.
Here you'll find the worlds finest delicatessen whilst enjoying a great river side view.
Across the street from Sta.Apolónia train station, next to club Lux.
Closed on Mondays.

An old and famous Art Deco style café on the heart of the Chiado. This place was the favourite of many intellectuals like Fernando Pessoa. Taste a "bica", a very short coffee.

Is a very touristic place and always is full of people.

Located in the Picadeiro Square, on the site that was once occupied by the Moraes Bookstore and now the property of the National Centre for Culture (Centro Nacional da Cultura – CNC), the new Café no Chiado maintains the long tradition of the space as a milieu for cultural promotion.

If you are from Madrid or New York you won´t be impressed by the fact of having a margarita at the terrace of a luxury hotel, but I am sure, you will be amazed by the views you have from this place. Go after the sunset and you will see the river, the bridge and the city lights. Nice ambiance and good music. It is sort of expensive according to the Lisbon standards (9 $ per cocktail) but totally fine if you are a foreigner.

They say entrance is only with guest list, but it shouldn't be hard enough to find someone in the area that goes there. Anyone that is already on the guest list can bring others guests into it.
At Club Silk you'll find one of Lisbon's best views! Located on the top floor of an old building in Bairro Alto, Silk offers us an outstanding 200º view over the city.
Drinks ain't cheap, but its definately one of Lisbon's top spots.

A restaurant with a unique view over Lisbon with international meal and a great atmosphere at night. Is in the same place as a circus school.

Credit cards are not accepted.

You need to taste it. The Ginjinha is a liquor made of cherries, hard and sweet. Lot of people stops in this little establishment, the first in Lisbon to sell this drink.