The attention to detail at Loco is everything, from their focus on micro-seasonal ingredients to be the most sustainable they can be to their homemade fermented natural juices. A dining experience here is unlike any other.
Sometimes there's no better way to start the day than a good, Australian style brunch. Inspired by travels in both Australia and Asia, Dede's is a cosy spot in Lisbon that caters to all your brunch cravings. Though eggs and avo toast make it on the menu, the place has become somewhat known for its Okonomiyaki and banana bread.
The largest park in Lisbon and our favourite, head here for a morning run. It is popular with locals and especially families because of the duck pond and the large play area.
The cozy vibe at Tasca da Esquina and the small plates perfect for sharing keep us coming back again and again here.
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.