If you’re seeking a buffet brunch in Lisbon, there are a variety of options with incredibly good food. Here’s a guide to find the best spots in the city centre offering all-you-can-eat buffet brunches at a fixed price.

Michelin-starred restaurants offer exceptional dining experiences, and often they are more accessible in Portugal when compared to many other locations elsewhere in the world. Here’s the full list of awarded restaurants for 2020.

With several new restaurants opening up, being vegetarian in Lisbon has become really simple, provided you know where to go. Here’s a selection of veggie places that you may want to try out.

Michelin has picked 26 restaurants in Portugal at the 2019 awards, with three new entries and one upgrade. Portugal has now 20 restaurants awarded one star and 6 that are at the two-star level. Check out the full list.

Lisbon has great seafood restaurants where you can enjoy fresh catches-of-the-day, shellfish, and more. Here are 10 great spots to check out. Use the map to locate the one that is closest to you.

Served everywhere in Lisbon, and cooked in every way, shape and form, here’s a list of some of the best restaurants to eat cod in Lisbon.

Looking for where to get brunch in Lisbon? Here are five of the best places for breakfast or brunch in the city centre, with no time or day restrictions.

No matter the time of year, there’s perhaps no other treat as universally appreciated as a delicious ice cream. Here are five ice cream parlours at which to indulge in Lisbon.

Lisbon is filled with new-wave Portuguese restaurants, old establishments serving classic dishes, and several bars. Find out what are the city’s main specialties, and where to sample them.

While in Lisbon, you should definitely sample some fish specialties. Find out where to eat the best grilled sardines and other traditional fish dishes.

Here’s the full list of Michelin-starred restaurants in Portugal for 2018. There are two new additions, Gusto and Vista, both in the Algarve. Lisbon, Porto and Madeira retain their awarded restaurants.

Mercado da Ribeira is a great place for anyone looking for a range of good food. It has become one of the liveliest culinary spots in Lisbon since it was converted into a food court by Time Out Lisbon.

For some tasty and authentic Portuguese food, you needn’t look far. We suggest seven eateries in central Lisbon that haven’t changed much in the last 50 or 60 years.