A large, simple and familiar space that serves some traditional Portuguese dishes.

O restaurante O Cobra, em Vila de Rei, é uma casa grande, com duas salas com capacidade para quase duas centenas de pessoas e que conta ainda com uma esplanada num piso superior, com vista para o casario e para as serras da região.

This is one of the most attended fado houses in the capital. It is decorated with glazed tiles and paintings of the ancient Lisbon and serves the good and traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Considered cultural patrimony of Lisbon, this is the oldest and prettiest beer house in Portugal. It is decorated with glazed tiles’ panels from the XIX century. Inside there’s an art gallery. The menu presents varied traditional Portuguese gastronomic proposals. Good wine list.

It has three different rooms, decorated with glazed tiles from the XVIII century. The meals are served in ancient, typical plates. The menu is based on the traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Located at the Bairro Alto this is the most ancient fado house in Lisbon. The decoration is done with oil paintings, ancient pictures and Portuguese earthenware.

Rustic space where you may choose between titbits, cold salads, seafood or traditional Portuguese dishes.

Fado house placed at the former stables and cellars of the São Roque Palace, with XVI century architecture and rustic decor. It serves Portuguese gastronomic specialities and has folk singing and dance shows.

In this rustic house decorated with glazed tiles, are served regional dishes, including codfish dishes and as well as African recipes.

Space dedicated to the Japanese flavours with a typical decor.