The ultimate foodie guide to Lisbon
From traditional Portuguese dishes to modern creations, the Portuguese capital is home to an array of eateries with a difference that will surprise even the most well-travelled of foodies
With its year-round sunshine, old-world charm and lively nightlife, Lisbon is a popular spot. It is also a burgeoning foodie destination, with each of these ten eateries offering something unique…
1. Belcanto
Now with two Michelin stars to its name, Belcanto is a haute cuisine restaurant managed by prestigious Portuguese Chef José Avillez. Guests can enjoy new Portuguese cuisine in a sophisticated atmosphere that still provides the former romance of the Chiado district, where the restaurant is located.
2. D’Bacalhau
No visit to Lisbon is complete without trying one of the many ways cod is prepared – and D’Bacalhau, located in Parque das Nações, gives diners a wide choice of options. Choose from grilled (“bacalhau á brás”), with cream (“bacalhau com natas”), or with a touch of olive oil (“bacalhau à lagareiro”)…
3. Bica do Sapato
Bica do Sapato is Lisbon’s hippest restaurant to see and be seen. Located in a renovated riverfront warehouse in front of Santa Apolonia train station, it features contemporary Portuguese dishes in a minimalist setting.
