Lisbon Food Tour: From Bifana to Nata

Mercado da Ribeira

Mercado da Ribeira is a public market building with a food hall. You order and pay at each stall, and the shared tables fill fast at lunch. Fresh produce is so…

Sol e Pesca

Sol e Pesca is on Pink Street, which gets loud after sunset. Look at the wall and ask the staff for advice. The Pink Street's official name is Rua Nova do Carv…

O Trevo

O Trevo is a counter place where you stand. A bifana is a pork sandwich; you finish it yourself with mustard and oil.

Manteigaria

At Manteigaria you eat the pastéis de nata at the counter while they are warm. The name points to butter, which the pastry depends on.

Café A Brasileira

Café A Brasileira has a café inside and a terrace outside by the statue of Pessoa. Lisboetas take a quick bica at the bar.

Santini

Santini sells gelato. A small cup is wise when savoury stops follow; something cold and sweet resets the palate.