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Zé dos Cornos
This restaurant specializes in grilled meats, particularly their famous pork ribs, which are grilled to perfection and packed with flavor. The service is friendly and down-to-earth and the portions are generous, making sure you won’t leave hungry.
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Marquise da Mobler
A brunch spot with a garden that feels like a secret escape. The French toast with poached pear and coconut yogurt is a favorite, moist, balanced, and not overly sweet. If you prefer savory, the Vietnamese pulled pork sandwich or the sweet potato and shrimp tartine are solid choices. It gets busy and some items sell out fast, so coming early is a good idea.
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Do Beco Estefania - Padaria Artesanal & Brunch
The pastry here is just so good. The coffee is rich and flavorful and they’re fresh baked bread is delicious. It’s the perfect spot for brunch or a sweet treat.
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#Treestory
As a fan of Georgian cuisine, this is the perfect place to try in Lisbon. The shish chicken and grilled vegetables come highly recommended, and the generous portions ensure you leave satisfied.
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Repeat Bistro
This restaurant is a hidden gem in a non-touristy area, but worth the trip. Desserts are an absolute must, the coffee is delicious and the breakfast is on another level. Great service and friendly staff.
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The Bifanas of Afonso
This place is super popular for its traditional Portuguese sandwiches “bifanas”. The meat is cooked to perfection and the sandwich goes well with beer.
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Sea Me Peixaria Moderna
This contemporary restaurant offers a Portuguese / Japanese fusion seafood menu, with a different concept: you need to ask. Yes, similar to a omakase experience, you choose the fish and let them design the dishes around that.
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Potato Project
A little piece of Amsterdam in the heart of Lisbon. This little gem specializes in deliciously crispy fries, served with a variety of toppings and sauces that will leave you spoiled for choice. From classic ketchup to more exotic flavors, there's something for every palate. The New York-style fries come highly recommended for their perfect balance of crunch and flavor.
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Ourives Petisqueira
This tapas place is a former jewelry store, and the interior was kept almos the same. The server was really helpful and the food was spectacular. The octopus is cooked perfectly, be sure to try it.
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ISCO - Pão e Vinho
If you love freshly baked bread and pastries that actually taste like they’re made with love, ISCO is the place. Their cardamom buns, pistachio croissants, and sourdough loaves have a serious fan following, and the open bakery setup lets you watch the magic happen. It’s cozy, the staff is friendly, and the smells alone are worth stopping by. Not the cheapest bakery in town, but definitely one of the best.
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Street Chow
Fresh ingredients and great flavors, this restaurant serves asian food. The food is great and the atmosphere is inviting. The Bo Bun Shrimps and Umami Burger are the best.
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Street Chow

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Fresh ingredients and great flavors, this restaurant serves asian food. The food is great and the atmosphere is inviting. The Bo Bun Shrimps and Umami Burger are the best.

Address: R. Tomás Ribeiro 20, 1050-229 Lisboa, Portugal

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About @marine.in.lisbon

I’m Marine, an explorer at heart currently based in Lisbon. With a passion for discovering hidden gems, I’ve traveled to 40 countries and counting, always seeking out the unique and unforgettable. While I may be camera-shy, I’m all about sharing the magic of new places, whether it’s a tucked-away café in Lisbon, a stunning hiking trail, or a serene beach. Traveling fuels my soul, and I’m here to inspire your wanderlust with tips, insights, and stories from my adventures. Let’s explore the world together, one hidden gem at a time!

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