After Porto's edition, we couldn't leave Lisbon behind. Therefore, our team has selected the best restaurants in Lisbon and created a gastronomic itinerary with options for all tastes and occasions. In case you happen to be in Lisbon or seeking out fresh places to explore, here are a few suggestions.
If you are willing to spend money on a wonderful margarita SUD Lisboa is the place to go. Meanwhile you can also enjoy the view of a sculptural pool and a magnificent view over the 25 de abril bridge.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
I love the ravioli from the restaurant Mano a Mano they reminded me of all the good times I had when I lived in Italy.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
Cervejaria Ramiro is a must when in Lisbon. A seafood lover’s dream come true. Friendly tip: finish with a ''prego''!
- Marta, Communication Consultant
Panda Cantina has best ramen ever. Although it's not Portuguese, it's one of the best spots and whenever I go to Lisbon, I never miss the opportunity to go there. It's a small space, a typical Japanese canteen decorated with pandas everywhere. The restaurant's menu solely consists of ramen, however, customers can select their preferred level of spiciness on a scale of 1 to 5, which has led to some playful moments and jokes among groups of friends.
- Vanessa, Sales Assistant
In Café de S. Bento, you ring a bell, (if lucky) get in and fill your belly with a steak that claims to be the best in Lisbon!
- Francisca, Chief Operating Office
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
- Isabel, Buyer & Merchandise Manager
- Leonor, Marketing Assistant
- Francisca, Chief Operating Office
The Mill was recommended to me by my Mom, and I have suggested it to every person I know visiting the city ever since, all of whom have been delighted about it.
The location is always overflowing with brunch-goers sitting in the large open-air window, sipping an almond milk latte and soaking in the sunny atmosphere of one of Lisbon's most appealing streets.
- Benedita, Head of Marketing
After Porto's edition, we couldn't leave Lisbon behind. Therefore, our team has selected the best restaurants in Lisbon and created a gastronomic itinerary with options for all tastes and occasions. In case you happen to be in Lisbon or seeking out fresh places to explore, here are a few suggestions.
If you are willing to spend money on a wonderful margarita SUD Lisboa is the place to go. Meanwhile you can also enjoy the view of a sculptural pool and a magnificent view over the 25 de abril bridge.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
Cervejaria Ramiro is a must when in Lisbon. A seafood lover’s dream come true. Friendly tip: finish with a ''prego''!
- Marta, Communication Consultant
I love the ravioli from the restaurant Mano a Mano they reminded me of all the good times I had when I lived in Italy.
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
Panda Cantina has best ramen ever. Although it's not Portuguese, it's one of the best spots and whenever I go to Lisbon, I never miss the opportunity to go there. It's a small space, a typical Japanese canteen decorated with pandas everywhere. The restaurant's menu solely consists of ramen, however, customers can select their preferred level of spiciness on a scale of 1 to 5, which has led to some playful moments and jokes among groups of friends.
- Vanessa, Sales Assistant
In Café de S. Bento, you ring a bell, (if lucky) get in and fill your belly with a steak that claims to be the best in Lisbon!
- Francisca, Chief Operating Office
The pastry shop O Careca has the best croissants in town! Must-see!!
- Rita Ferreira, Trade Marketing Assistant
For every brunch lover, there's always a new place to discover, and when in Lisbon, you must stop by Nicolau. The menu offers an equal balance of savory and sweet dishes, and the drink selection is so impressive that you'll want to try everything.
- Leonor, Marketing Assistant
Every single time I visit Lisbon, I always leave an open slot to go get me some Wiener Schnitzel and Bier in Kaffehaus. It's a super must and guess what, it's only 5 minutes away from our store! The plan is: Fill your body and then dress it up!
- Francisca, Chief Operating Office
The Mill was recommended to me by my Mom, and I have suggested it to every person I know visiting the city ever since, all of whom have been delighted about it.
The location is always overflowing with brunch-goers sitting in the large open-air window, sipping an almond milk latte and soaking in the sunny atmosphere of one of Lisbon's most appealing streets.
- Benedita, Head of Marketing
Faz Frio is a cozy restaurant with a great menu and it's fun to go with friends. After dinner, everyone gets together and has a good time. Additionally, it is located in one of the best locations in Lisbon, Príncipe Real!
- Isabel, Buyer & Merchandise Manager
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