Family-run restaurants are struggling to pay ever-increasing ... a buzzy restaurant on a small cobblestoned junction in Mouraria, one of Lisbon’s oldest neighborhoods. I arrived at the tail ...

From coffee to breakfast, here's where to eat and drink in Lisbon. In October, Lisbon was named Europe's best culinary city destination at the annual World Culinary Awards, an honor bestowed by ...

"By this I mean that those who visit Lisbon can choose to have an experience of world foods. However, you can't miss a trip to good traditional restaurants, with typically Portuguese food ...

Japanese cuisine arrived in Lisbon in the 1980s, but really began to boom in the 2000s. In recent years, the number of restaurants has grown throughout the city, partly thanks to sushi buffets ...

Listen, we’d always recommend trying out the local cuisine when travelling, especially in a place like Lisbon, where there’s no end to wonderful restaurants serving up delicious Portuguese food.

Like the earthquake-tsunami back in 1755, Lisbon is undergoing another seismic shift. The dual forces of tourism and gentrification are ramping up the cost of living, making the city one of the most ...

Lisbon is one of those destinations which will never leave a traveller disappointed when it comes to satisfying a hunger for good food. Right from fine dining restaurants serving a wide variety of ...

Don’t leave Lisbon without dining at a traditional tasca like Imperial de Campo de Ourique, Das Flores and Zé da Mouraria.

Lisbon is among the easiest cities in Europe ... Called Chinês clandestinos, these restaurants are mostly family-run outposts that are set up in the homes of local Chinese residents.

Grab your chopsticks plus a spoon and discover where to eat great ramen in Lisbon.\ There were just a few ramen shops when we ...

Just outside the hotel’s tranquil walls, guests will find a vibrant neighbourhood teeming with restaurants, bars and cafés, as well as the Museum of Ancient Art adjacent to the hotel. Situated in ...