Archive for the 'Quality Restaurant' Category
If you like visit one museum during your stay in Lisbon make it the Gulbenkian. It’s the collection of the Armenian oil billionaire who made Lisbon his home. It covers everything from Egyptian to 20th Century art. Tea and lunchroom Versailles After visiting the Gulbekian Museum, a must-do is to go to the nearby and wonderful old [...]
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January 25th, 2009 | Posted in Architecture, cafe, Drinks, Eating & drinking, Gulbenkian Museum, History, Lisbon city center, Museum, Places to go, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Tourist information, Walking around | 2 Comments
A little bit hidden in a typical narrow Portuguese street you will find restaurant/bar ‘Merca Tudo’, located Rua do Merca-Tudo 4, near Largo Conde-Barão, in an historical building decorated with original azulejos (Portuguese tiles). A popular place by actors and artists. Soft background music like French chansons or jazz, create an atmosphere like being in a French bistro in [...]
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January 3rd, 2009 | Posted in Bars, Ginja, History, Lisbon people, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Romantic, Tourist information | No Comments
Aldeio do Meco is a small rural village, about 1 km away from the fabulous and famous sandy Meco beaches, ca. 40 km from Lisbon. In Meco village you can find a few trendy bars and a number of restaurants offering the best local gastronomy, in particular seafood and fish dishes, but in case you love [...]
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November 7th, 2008 | Posted in Beaches around Lisbon, Eating & drinking, Meco nudist beach, Meco Restaurant, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Seafood, Smoking allowed bars/restaurants, Tourist information, Wine | No Comments
Opening in 1782, Restaurant Café Martinho da Arcada, located in the corner of the Praça do Comércio 37 near the Tagus river, is one of the oldest restaurants/cafés in Lisbon. The restaurant’s terrace under the beautiful arcades, Praça do Comércio Movie Praca do Comercio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhuLEkL0Ue4. Situated downtown, this cafe was once the ideal setting for the [...]
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October 13th, 2008 | Posted in Baixa, cafe, History, Lisbon city center, Lisbon people, Pessoa, Praça do Comércio, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Tejo river, Wine | 1 Comment
We had heard great things about ‘A Travessa’, a trendy restaurant located in a former convent in Bairro da Madragoa, and one of Lisbon’s best: from food, service to location. The building used to be a 17th century convent. Set in the very peaceful quarter in Santo (Lapa) this is one of the most atmospheric restaurants in [...]
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July 15th, 2008 | Posted in Architecture, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Romantic | No Comments
Viviane Durieu is creator of ‘A Travessa’, one of Lisbons best restaurants, set in a 17th-century convent, with a picturesque courty yard. “When I arrived in Lisbon in December 1969, two days before Christmas, I thought the climate and the light were fantastic. Especially because I had arrived from Belgium where it’s cloudy for nine [...]
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July 12th, 2008 | Posted in Architecture, Belém, favorite places, History, Lisbon people, Lisbon's lovely light, Maps, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants | No Comments
This unique bar and top-class restaurant has been established in the nineties in the Mouraria neighbourhood and is located at Largo do Terreirinho. It is also one of the best places to talk politics (also in English) and to listen to live music (Fado/Brasilian a.o.). The owner, senhor Fernando Casanova, chose the area of Mouraria because of [...]
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March 14th, 2008 | Posted in Bar ANOS 60 Mouraria, Bars, Clubs, fado, History, Lisbon Historical Center, Lisbon people, Maps, Mariza, Mouraria, Music, Places to go, Quality Restaurant, Remarkable, Restaurants, Santo Antonio, Smoking allowed bars/restaurants | 4 Comments
In Bairro Alto, near Principe Real square, you will find bar/restaurant SNOB. Smoking is allowed. Restaurant ‘SNOB’ Rua do Seculo 178 . If you are looking for this restaurant, don’t walk away thinking it’s closed. You have to ring the doorbell, like in many other Portuguese places. ‘SNOB’ is not a club, however. The reason for [...]
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March 6th, 2008 | Posted in Bairro Alto, Bars, Drinks, Fish, Food, Lisbon Historical Center, Lisbon people, Quality Restaurant, Restaurants, Smoking allowed bars/restaurants | No Comments