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Top 7 gastronomic tourism experiences in Lisbon
May 21 2022
Gastronomy 
In addition to the famous pastéis de Belém and the typical roasted sardines, guest of honor at Feasts of the Saints, Lisbon has a menu of gastronomic delicacies that stands out from the rest. Today, we propose you to take a tasting trip through traditional Portuguese cuisine in some of the most attractive restaurants in the capital.
Journalists Club
(Lapa)
At Clube dos Jornalistas everyone is welcome! Including the vain cod confit with bread, sautéed cabbage and sultanas. Former family palace, this space is currently accessible to the general public. With its own personality, the Clube de Jornalistas restaurant is made up of several rooms and an internal garden, ideal for summer afternoons. This season, there's no way to refuse the daring fresh cheese ice cream, pumpkin jam and papaya cream. To enjoy on Rua das Trinas, Lapa.
Blú Restaurant
(Liberty Avenue)
Having lunch overlooking one of the most luxurious avenues in the world is, in itself, a luxury. But when you combine the vegetable curry at Restaurante Blú, this experience takes on a special charm. With delicious local and international suggestions, this restaurant at the Hotel Marquês de Pombal invites anyone who passes by to enjoy a quiet lunch in an intimate atmosphere. The decor alluding to jazz is the motto for the gastronomic experience that follows: a wide variety with an ever-present harmony (of flavours).
Solar dos Presuntos
(Rua das Portas de Stº Antão)
Courteous, affable and warm. This is who welcomes us in this house, which has been in existence for almost 50 years. An ode to tradition, Solar dos Presuntos brings to the table authentic specialties from one of the oldest Portuguese cuisines, Minho cuisine. Have you tried the black pork treats here with rice, fries or asparagus? Whatever we choose, we know that entering this House is entering our House, a House spiced with stories and culture on every wall. It is located at Rua das Portas de Stº Antão, next to Av. da Liberdade and Rossio.
Fiesta Restaurant
(Rome Avenue)
Whether you want to discover the Portuguese wines, have a light meal or taste the best that Portuguese cuisine has to offer, the Fiesta Café Restaurant at Hotel Roma combines the best gastronomic experience in Lisbon on Avenidas Novas. After a lunch washed down with the friendliness of the experienced staff that welcomes us here, we have a reserved spot at the Roma Winebar, the hotel bar that has more than 150 national wines available. Waiting for us is also a connoisseur sommelier who invites us to embark on a sensory journey through the universe of wines originating from the different Wine Regions of Portugal.
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Journalists Club
(Lapa)
At Clube dos Jornalistas everyone is welcome! Including the vain cod confit with bread, sautéed cabbage and sultanas. Former family palace, this space is currently accessible to the general public. With its own personality, the Clube de Jornalistas restaurant is made up of several rooms and an internal garden, ideal for summer afternoons. This season, there's no way to refuse the daring fresh cheese ice cream, pumpkin jam and papaya cream. To enjoy on Rua das Trinas, Lapa.
Blú Restaurant
(Liberty Avenue)
Having lunch overlooking one of the most luxurious avenues in the world is, in itself, a luxury. But when you combine the vegetable curry at Restaurante Blú, this experience takes on a special charm. With delicious local and international suggestions, this restaurant at the Hotel Marquês de Pombal invites anyone who passes by to enjoy a quiet lunch in an intimate atmosphere. The decor alluding to jazz is the motto for the gastronomic experience that follows: a wide variety with an ever-present harmony (of flavours).
Solar dos Presuntos
(Rua das Portas de Stº Antão)
Courteous, affable and warm. This is who welcomes us in this house, which has been in existence for almost 50 years. An ode to tradition, Solar dos Presuntos brings to the table authentic specialties from one of the oldest Portuguese cuisines, Minho cuisine. Have you tried the black pork treats here with rice, fries or asparagus? Whatever we choose, we know that entering this House is entering our House, a House spiced with stories and culture on every wall. It is located at Rua das Portas de Stº Antão, next to Av. da Liberdade and Rossio.
Fiesta Restaurant
(Rome Avenue)
Whether you want to discover the Portuguese wines, have a light meal or taste the best that Portuguese cuisine has to offer, the Fiesta Café Restaurant at Hotel Roma combines the best gastronomic experience in Lisbon on Avenidas Novas. After a lunch washed down with the friendliness of the experienced staff that welcomes us here, we have a reserved spot at the Roma Winebar, the hotel bar that has more than 150 national wines available. Waiting for us is also a connoisseur sommelier who invites us to embark on a sensory journey through the universe of wines originating from the different Wine Regions of Portugal.