Where to Eat in Lisbon Portugal, as indicated by one of the most reputable Chef’s in New York.

From gourmet canned sustenance to briny, soupy paella, here is culinary expert Joe Isidori’s pick of a percentage of the best eats in Portugal

Joe Isidori, gourmet specialist and co-proprietor of New York’s Black Tap Craft Burgers and Beer just came back from an eating experience in Portugal. Here, he shares his main six culinary highlights from the trek.

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1. Restaurante Marisco Na Praça, Cascais

“By day, this eatery has slows down that offer fish—and by night, they have tables where they serve fish. It’s similar to eating amidst a fish market. It’s exceptionally easygoing, with cookout style tables, pails of crisp shellfish, and wafers. The freshness and nearby nature of the sustenance cleared me out. You can’t get a significant number of these dishes anyplace else on the planet with the exception of in this district. Try not to miss the santiaguiños or shoe lobster.” — Rua Padre Moises Da Silva, Mercado Da Vila, Cascais
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2. Restaurante Marisqueira Uma, Lisbon

“Uma is an exceptionally old-school eatery still keep running by one gang. The old man on the floor serves benefactors, his sibling is in the kitchen cooking, their wives serve sustenance, and their nephew works behind the bar. A genuine family-run eatery is something that doesn’t generally happen any longer—particularly in the United States. In Lisbon, you go to an eatery to get its forte dish. Uma is known for its paella, which is extremely sea like. Typically paella is rich, striking, and soft, yet there’s was salty, briny, and soupy.” — Rua Dos Sapateiros 177, Lisbon
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3. Restaurante O Churrasco, Lisbon

“O Churrasco is a major, meal style eatery, loaded with local people smoking cigarettes and drinking Portuguese brew. Igor, the gourmet specialist, remained before a major charcoal flame pit simmering only chicken. I adored the piri chicken. It was salty and smoky and covered with olive oil and ocean salt. The chicken had a gamier flavor than regular in light of the fact that it was privately raised.” — Rua das Portas de Santo Antao 83/85, Lisbon
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4. Hamburgueria do Bairro, Cascais

“This burger joint had to a greater extent a present day feel. I got the feeling that burgers were a pattern in Portugal—simply like all over the place else on the planet. The menu was composed out on a writing slate and the room and stylistic theme mirrored an in vogue style here, with public tables and Ikea-style lighting. The burger was griddled, not barbecued, and they utilize grass-encouraged meat, which had a stunning flavor. It was finished with some nearby Portuguese cheddar, and I added chorizo to mine equitable to fit in with local people. With everything taken into account a thumbs up.” — Rua Alexandre Herculano, No. 72, Cascais
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5. Café A Brasileira, Lisbon

“The climate of this bistro felt like you were venturing back in time, pre-1900. The cherry alcohol alongside the unctuous baked good made for the ideal nibble. Furthermore, a kick-you-in-the-butt coffee was an awesome lift me-up amidst the evening.” — Rua Garrett 75, Lisbon
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6. Can the Can, Lisbon

“Charged as ‘canned sustenance goes gourmet,’ this spot was extremely workmanship deco in style and stylistic layout. All they needed to do was adorn the room with sardine jars, which was a workmanship itself. What preferable blessing to bring home over an essence of Portugal!” — Praça do Comércio 82, Lisbon
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Gonzalo

Founder/Owner of The Lisbon Guide, one of the major blog references in Portugal, established in 2014 and receiving every year 250.000 visitors from all over the world, looking to provide the best experiences in Portugal. In partnership with Portugal Magik for all private tours and transfers across Portugal, Gonzalo loves a good seafood meal at Monte Mar Cascais, and all from Michelin Chef Avillez. Favorite Hotel in Lisbon/Portugal, Penha Longa Resort by Ritz Carlton.

For over 15 years, Gonzalo have been helping thousands of travelers yearly to plan a perfect trip to Portugal. Based in Lisbon/Cascais and working in this field for over 20 years, with multiple ongoing projects. Also an avid TripAdvisor user level 6 with more than 300.000 readers worldwide.

Many years working also as a Private Guide of Lisbon, Sintra, Fatima, Porto, Douro Valley, Evora, and other locations in Portugal.



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