Head to Cafeh Tehran for some of the best food and service in Lisbon. At this lovely middle eastern restaurant, the flavours of each dish are incredible. Order the whole menu and split it between your party, you won't regret it. 

A cute little Italian ice cream shop with 25 mouthwatering flavours of traditional gelato and sorbet. Truly the best ice cream in town, we just can't get enough of chocolate and caramel with a pinch of salt.

Warm Mafra-style bread, Azorean butter and a side of pica-pau sauce land on the table first at Pica-Pau, in Lisbon's Príncipe Real. The name, which means woodpecker, also refers to the Lisbon dish of seared cubes of beef served in a beer-based sauce (traditionally eaten with toothpicks). It's a go-to for those craving a taste of the Portuguese tradition, where the daily specials showcase family recipes from north to south: start with octopus salad and codfish fritters, order the special, and finish with the Algarve almond tart.

While it is mighty small, Bettina Corallo has got a world of chocolate to offer. Find some delicious treats here, perfect for a mid-day pick me up or a souvenir for home.