Portuguese people love a hearty meal with good music. If you have enough money in your bank account, you can visit Lisbon's restaurants not when they are open to the general public, but when it's convenient for you. Many guests are welcomed personally by the owners of establishments. Such a warm atmosphere contributes to the fact that restaurants in Lisbon collect only positive reviews.
Lisbon's most famous pâtisserie is
Confeitaria dos Pastéis de Belém
at Rua Belém, 84-92, 1300-085 Lisboa (tel: +3-51-21-363-74-23). Lisbon's best cafes are also keen to treat customers to their specialty pâtisseries.
The prices in Lisbon's restaurants are quite reasonable for most tourists. For example, a gourmet meal at the oldest restaurant in Portugal, Tavares Rico, will cost 100 EUR.
The menu will include Portuguese-style veal, side dishes, and a gourmet dessert. It even serves black vodka jelly. The restaurant was opened in 1784, and the interior is decorated with many gold ornaments, wall, and ceiling patterns.
For a variety of seafood, head to Frade dos Mares. The average bill at this place is 20-35 EUR.
If you're interested in an inexpensive snack and the opportunity to take food to go, reviews recommend looking at Frangasqueira Nacional. Here right in front of you will grill sausages, ribs, chicken, and will be packed in thermal containers. In addition, you will be offered a variety of other dishes. You can eat your fill for 15 EUR.
