It's hard to imagine the Lisbon food scene without Da Noi; running since 2020 this spot is fun, chic, and serves the tastiest wines, cocktails, small plates, and dishes. Start with a cocktail or two to accompany some small plates, before indulging in dinner; don't miss their iconic white bean cacio e pepe. Our mouths are watering just thinking about it. 

The best wine bar in Lisbon, for sure. Grab a table outside or a seat at the bar and enjoy delicious wines and bites. They also have delicious Portuguese grocery products inside.

Intimate all-day breakfast spot, start your day off with one of their yummy egg-centric dishes and one of their homemade juices all made with organic locally sourced ingredients

The Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga is absolutely worth a visit during your time in Lisbon. This museum is home to the most important Portuguese public collection of art, ranging from paintings to sculpture, and gold and silverware, and more.