Lisbon A Food Lov er's Guide Share a Taste of Local Life

Since 2011, Eating Europe has hosted over We’ve been recommended by Rick Steves, 100,000 happy customers from around the Lonely Planet, National Geographic, Condé world on our food tours and experiences. Nast Traveler, BBC Good Food, The Huffington Post and American Airlines Magazine, among Our mission is to give travellers an unparalleled, many others. local and authentic foodie experience in undiscovered neighbourhoods of the most “This 3.5 hour walking tour is the perfect way to fascinating cities in Europe. get acquainted with London’s most trendy borough.” - Huffington Post Where We Are

Rome Florence London Amsterdam Prague Paris Strasbourg Naples We’re not just in Lisbon! We also offer culinary tours of historic neighborhoods in eight other cities throughout Europe. Join us for a pub crawl in London, a cooking class in Florence, walk into an ancient wine cellar in Rome, discover the best views of Prague, learn a traditional dance in Naples, stroll the Christmas markets in Strasbourg, ride the canals on a private boat in Amsterdam or experience the local neighborhoods of Paris with us! Where We Eat

Restaurante Cesteiro A Valenciana For an off-menu seafood treat at this traditional Come here for the best piri piri grilled chicken in restaurant, order a Cataplana (you must ask for Lisbon. Take the tram #24 to get there, it's the it specifically!) last stop.

R. dos Correeiros 225 Rua Marquês de Fronteira 157

Teatro da Garagem Café Tehran If you're in the mood for a fantastic cheese and This Iranian restaurant is popular with the charcuterie board paired with great local wine, locals. It has tasty, colorful dishes and if you're look no further! They also happen to have one of looking to branch beyond Portuguese food, this the best views overlooking the city. is the spot.

Costa do Castelo 69 Praça das Flores 40 For the best meat Cabacas Restaurant Atalho Real Picky about how your meat is cooked? Cook it This steak house not only has some of the best yourself on hot stones just the way you like at high-quality meats, but it also happens to this welcoming restaurant. overlook botanic gardens making it a relaxing experience. Perfect for date night! R. das Gáveas 8 Calçada da Patriarcal 40 Chimarrao Sala de Corte For high-quality meat and lots of it, head to this If you're dreaming of a steak, this restaurant will restaurant. With a buffet option, you won't go have you drooling as you watch the master chefs home hungry! in the visible kitchen.

Av. de Roma 90 D - OR - Alameda dos Oceanos, Praça Dom Luís I 7 P 2.11 R/C Best vegetarian options Jardim dos Sentidos The Food Temple This all-vegetarian restaurant is located in a This vegan restaurant has a continuously beautiful ancient building with a relaxing changing menu. And if you're the type to want garden. A true out-of-the-city feeling! to try everything, their tapas will keep you satisfied! R. da Mãe de Água 3 Beco do Jasmim 18 Nicolau Café Ao 26 - Vegan Food Project Whether you're looking for a healthy, fresh This is a favorite amongst the vegan crowd in meal or brunch food at any time of the day, we Lisbon. If you want to experience Portuguese highly recommend this cafe! They're very food without meat or cheese, this is the place. popular and have multiple location. The menu is updated daily so you'll be tempted to come back again! R. São Nicolau 17 R. Vítor Cordon 26 Best for rooftop seating Chapitô à Mesa ISO Lisboa The chef here takes a modern twist on The food is delicious here, but even if you're not traditional foods, so you won't get bored of hungry or you have your eye on another place, bacalhau! Not only that, the views are worth stop here after for a drink and incredible views. writing home about. Calçada Livramento 17 Costa do Castelo 7

Across the River (Almada / ) Ponto final A Toca On a nice day (which comes often here!), grab a Another great spot for traditional Portuguese table outside right over the water. It can get food and fresh seafood. Plus, reasonable prices busy, so we recommend booking a table or across the river means you can treat yourself! going early! They also have some of the best seafood so arrive hungry. R. Cândido dos Reis 93

R. do Ginjal 72

Don't Leave Lisbon Without Trying...

Bacalhau a bras – out of the 365 different ways Polvo a lagareiro – Grilled octopus cooked in of preparing this fish, this is one of local’s plenty of garlic and olive oil, with a hearty side recurring favorite! of potatoes!

Cataplana – a bowl filled with a wide variety of Piri-piri chicken – you can’t leave fresh fish and seafood, cooked in a tomato and without trying the original inspiration for the coriander sauce and boiled potatoes. “Nando’s” chain! Things to Do in Lisbon

Hit Up a Flea Market Feira da Ladra LX Factory It translates to “thieves market” and is the This trendy neighborhood hosts a unique largest of its kind in Lisbon. Open Tuesday and market on Sunday’s filled with traditional Saturday. Portuguese artifacts.

Take a Trip to Although outside of Lisbon, Sintra is only a 40 minute train journey away and an absolute must! We recommend going early or late afternoon, preferably during the week, as many of the attractions can get very busy here.

Casa Piriquita Pena Palace This pastry shop gets very busy (for good if you want to feel like you’re in the center of a reason!) so we recommend getting there when Disney movie, Pena Palace cannot be forgotten. they open - you'll get to have freshly baked Our recommendation is to go after 5pm as all pastries that are to die for! Go for a travesseiro other travel websites recommend the morning and a queijadas (both born here!) hours.

Quinta da Regaleira Monserrate Palace A 15 minute walk from the train station, the Heavily influenced by Moorish architecture, this fantastic gardens and stunning architecture of stunning palace is a sight to behold! this palace will take your breath away!

Free Museum Sunday

If you happen to be in Lisbon on a first Sunday of the month, you're in luck! Many museums are free to the public - get to the more popular ones early in the morning! Take a trip to Almada

Just a 10-minute boat ride south of Lisbon, Almada offers many authentic and mouth- watering restaurants as well as stunning views from the top of the statue of Christ the Redeemer. Out Jazz (from May – September) Enjoy free outdoor music at one of Lisbon’s best parks every Sunday from May - September. The location changes every month so make sure to check out the location online! Spend a Day in Cascais A cozy beach town that's a 40-minute train ride from Lisbon center, you can walk on the Atlantic coast for miles. After exploring the charm of downtown Cascais, make sure to walk to “Boca do Inferno” (aprox. 30 minutes and all relatively flat). The cliffs and crashing waves will mesmerize you! (Also, it’s a fantastic place to watch the sunset)

Enjoy the sunset from one of our many “miradouros” (viewpoints) A great thing about having a hilly city is numerous viewpoints to watch the sunset from. The one we recommend the most is Miradouro Nossa Senhora do Monte that offers a 270 degree view of Lisbon. Other fantastic lookouts are Miradouro da Graca, Portas do Sol, Santa Luzia, São Pedro de Alcântara and Jardim do Torel.

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