FEED (Eating in Lisbon)

Casa do Alentejo

The Casa do Alentejo is a real jewel and therefore easy to overlook. The astoundingly unspectacular outside contrasts in a very “lisbonense” way with the astonishing interior. One finds himself in what seems to be a Moorish temple, with magnificent ornaments, palms and a fountain in the centre. The stairs lead up to the restaurant on the right side, where a dinner can be enjoyed in a unique ambiance. To the left side, the scenery gets rather surreal, a huge hall with the glamour of former times. Very charming place!

Open daily, buffet lunch, dinner from 7pm. Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, 58 (Metro Rossio or Restauradores)

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Chapitô

This extraordinary place is pure delight: it not only offers a fantastic view over the river, there is also a high chance to see young artists performing their formidable work. This cultural centre dedicates its work to the instruction of children and youngsters in a broad range of arts: theatre, dance, circus arts, performance, you name it. The restaurant upstairs is nothing but a beautiful spot, one of those places you’d only take your beloved ones to. Phantasmagorical!

open daily from 7 pm to 1.30 am
Saturday and Sunday from 12.30 pm to 1.30 am
Food until 1 am

www.chapito.org

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Hamburger? Hamburger!!!      (Hamburgueria Gourmet)

There comes the time in every person’s life when nothing seems to make sense anymore but a good piece of meat. If that’s the case, go and have a steak. If the drama isn’t that big and you’re just up for one nonetheless delicious burger, visit the Hamburgueria and you’ll be happy.

Lunch: Monday to Saturday from 12 pm until 3 pm 

Dinner: Tuesday to Saturday from 7 pm to 11 pm

Closed on Sundays and holidays

www.cafedorio.com

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