Recommended by our tour guide, Paco Real did not disappoint. We went for lunch and it was packed with locals. Had to wait for a few minutes before we got a table. Not fancy yet delicious local cuisine. We had grilled fish with plenty of sides. We would definitely recommend Paco Real.
Kathleen A
Just a quick and satisfying lunch spot. We had soup and grilled fish. The service was friendly and the atmosphere very basic.
Luís Cabral
Very good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gazpar57
Cheap and decent food. Very good quality for the price. Chill atmosphere in a very simple location . Recommend it to all, for a quick and simple lunch
Mummagee199
Came across this little cafe by accident on the way to the santa juste tower. Lovely strong americana coffee and warm custard tarts. We ate a number of custard tarts throughout our stay (even the famous one in Belem) but I found these to be the creamiest.
Pedro Osório
Very good pastries
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
José Castanheira
Bad kitchen and worse service. Too expensive for the quality.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Sérgio Paulo Lomba
Good environment.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rambling_Giant
Situated along the Rua da Conceição, this restaurant was just the stop we needed after a long morning of travelling. Placed relatively central amongst Lisbon’s busier areas (eastern Cais Do Sodre), it offered a relatively simple menu with a generous choice of ‘Burgers’ outweighing anything else. Of course, we all opted for a ‘Burger’ (sides included) while the Veggie in the group chose a trio of ‘Tacos’. All were thoroughly enjoyed and well presented. These were washed down with a couple of ‘Super Bock’ bottles (not quite pints). It was very pleasant sitting outside within the hustle and bustle of the city’s heavy footfall. The owner even opened the parasol when a light drizzle threatened to ruin our day. The toilet was a squeeze - I found myself shuffling past staff members on a couple of occasions. Overall, a good experience in what was our first proper meal on our city break.
MrMarioo
If you're looking for a true Lisbon food experience, the one you would expect from your portugese Grandma this is a place to go. It is simple, home made style food with low price tag. Everything we ordered was delicious!
Recommended by our tour guide, Paco Real did not disappoint. We went for lunch and it was packed with locals. Had to wait for a few minutes before we got a table. Not fancy yet delicious local cuisine. We had grilled fish with plenty of sides. We would definitely recommend Paco Real.
Just a quick and satisfying lunch spot. We had soup and grilled fish. The service was friendly and the atmosphere very basic.
Very good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cheap and decent food. Very good quality for the price. Chill atmosphere in a very simple location . Recommend it to all, for a quick and simple lunch
Came across this little cafe by accident on the way to the santa juste tower. Lovely strong americana coffee and warm custard tarts. We ate a number of custard tarts throughout our stay (even the famous one in Belem) but I found these to be the creamiest.
Very good pastries
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Bad kitchen and worse service. Too expensive for the quality.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Good environment.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Situated along the Rua da Conceição, this restaurant was just the stop we needed after a long morning of travelling. Placed relatively central amongst Lisbon’s busier areas (eastern Cais Do Sodre), it offered a relatively simple menu with a generous choice of ‘Burgers’ outweighing anything else. Of course, we all opted for a ‘Burger’ (sides included) while the Veggie in the group chose a trio of ‘Tacos’. All were thoroughly enjoyed and well presented. These were washed down with a couple of ‘Super Bock’ bottles (not quite pints). It was very pleasant sitting outside within the hustle and bustle of the city’s heavy footfall. The owner even opened the parasol when a light drizzle threatened to ruin our day. The toilet was a squeeze - I found myself shuffling past staff members on a couple of occasions. Overall, a good experience in what was our first proper meal on our city break.
If you're looking for a true Lisbon food experience, the one you would expect from your portugese Grandma this is a place to go. It is simple, home made style food with low price tag. Everything we ordered was delicious!
Restaurantji Recommends
The times I had lunch and there have been a few, the food was excellent, good quantity and good price.
Excellent service and I come back as often as I can.
Very nice people, good food and service!It's a nice and cosy place.They also speak English so that helped me a lot. I'll go back next time!
Friendliness and availability of the maids alone make this house a house of excellence!
Spoiled cumida, the owner is not worried
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