Located in the vibrant Chiado neighborhood lies this stunning boutique hotel. Step inside your room and truly feel like you are in someone's beautifully designed home. Breakfast at the communal table is not to be missed, and make sure to enjoy the rooftop with stunning views and even a pool. 

Sometimes there's nothing better than an iced cold beer and good food. And we definitely wouldn't say no to a taco or two, especially not if they're from Água Pela Barba. Serving the best fish tacos - the octopus is a must - as well as the freshest cervici, this place is truly a gem!

Down a somewhat popular road in the Chiado hub, Entropia manages to remain somewhat hidden – save for a scattering of trendy locals perched by the green windowsills, sipping on glasses of wine and tucking into silver-platter-served sharing plates. Inside, there is an intimate scattering of marble tables, a wooden bench hugging the perimeter of the dining room, low-lit wall lamps, and a mismatch of canvas and framed paintings on the walls. The menu, annotated with scribbled explanations of the dishes, is designed for sharing. The starters are more experimental – garatteok (Korean-style gnocchi) is served on a bed of burnt scallion and lemongrass sauce, while its iconic ricotta dumplings are soaked in a rich burnt onion and miso sauce. Mains are a creative spin on French bistro classics; there’s a simple choice between fish or meat, each served with triple-cooked fries and a vinaigrette-tossed lettuce salad.  A pistachio sundae served with white chocolate and raspberry compote, and a steamed brown cake topped with a generous dollop of golden crème fraîche and maple caramel, confirm that this is one of the top addresses in Lisbon.

The perfect spot for a healthy breakfast or brunch accompanied by good specialty coffee. This place has something for everyone.