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11 Delicious Portuguese Breads
Portugal offers a variety of delicious Portuguese breads with different ingredients. Some of them are popular in other countries as well. Each of them...
Cervejaria Trindade: Enjoy History and Food at the Same Time
The convent that now houses the restaurant is one of the oldest in the capital. It was built at the end of the 13th...
What time do people eat in Portugal?
So what time do people eat in Portugal, and what they eat in these specific times? Ordinary meals are scheduled for the...
Pastéis de Belém
The Origin of Pastel de Nata
Like many of the delicious bakery products across Europe, the “Pastel de Nata” also known as “Pasteis de Belem”,...
Two Centuries Old Lisbon’s Historic Shops
Many of Lisbon’s Historic Shops are at least a century old. They have witnessed Lisbon as a changing city, a multi-faceted city rich in...
Top 5 Brunch Spots in Lisbon
Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is a city that is often named as one of the most beautiful capitals around the world and one...
A Selection of Best Restaurants in Lisbon
Lisbon is one of Europe's fastest-changing cities and hottest capitals. While you are still feeling immersed in its colorful history, a new contingent of...
Lisbon Offers A Vast Array of Food
Both local restaurants and the Michelin-starred ones are relatively cheap in Lisbon, and its rich cuisine ranges from special-blend soups to seafood and meat....
Timeout Market of Lisbon: Where to Eat?
Lisbon’s Timeout Market (Mercado da Ribeira) is located in Cais do Sodré and opened at the end of the 19th century. While it was...