Fantastic World of the Portuguese Sardine
You’d think you’d stepped into a circus arena or into a fishy wonderland: the “Fantastic world of Portuguese sardine shops” are more than just places to buy canned fish—they are
You’d think you’d stepped into a circus arena or into a fishy wonderland: the “Fantastic world of Portuguese sardine shops” are more than just places to buy canned fish—they are
Lisbon’s market halls are slowly disappearing. While the Mercado de Ribeira has been transformed into the vibrant, yet touristy, Time Out Market, others are closing their door. So it’s with
Arguably the best pasta in Lisbon (and I’m not buyist – it does have a very high Google rating!). Luxembourg expat Sam and his friends make fresh pasta daily for
Maria da Mouraria is a traditional Portuguese restaurant located in the heart of Lisbon’s historic Mouraria district. Known for its intimate fado performances, it offers diners a unique cultural experience,
Situated in Aroeira near the beaches of Fonte da Telha, La Villa is a charming restaurant run by three Luxembourgers. The menu offers mix of Portuguese and modern French cuisine
Casa Portuguesa do Pastel de Bacalhau serves up a unique twist on the classic Portuguese codfish cake, or pastel de bacalhau. Here, the deep-fried pastries are not only packed with
Ponto Final offers one of the most scenic spots to watch the sun set over the Tejo River. Nestled right by the water on the opposite side of Lisbon’s waterfront,
In Portugal, tascas—cozy, traditional eateries—are the perfect spots to enjoy a glass of wine accompanied by petiscos, little plates of food (similar to Spanish tapas). These rustic establishments have experienced
Portugal is a heaven for pastéis the nata – these wonderful custard tarts with a dusting of cinnamon. While you can find pastéis de nata on every corner, the ones