Places in Lisbon
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Come PrimaOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsLocated in Lisbon’s Santos neighborhood, Come Prima is housed at Rua do Olival 256. Other sources indicate the address as 258. Owned and operated by Chef Tanka Sapkota, this restaurant opened 26 years ago in Lisbon. Come Prima is open for dinner only from Monday through Saturday starting at 6 pm. Come Prima does not open for service on Sundays or any other meal of the week. Chef Sapkota has forged a reputation for Come Prima for being true to the Italian culinary tradition and focusing on the fine details and quality of the ingredients, all while presenting Italian food in a more modern format. Chef Sapkota is also known for his pizza. He was recognized for having one of the best pizzas in the world in 2025. Come Prima has been recognized by the 70 Best Restaurants with Pizzeria in the World. The menu offers fresh pasta, pizza, and risottos, as well as a tempting selection of desserts. Expect dishes featuring both white and black truffles on the special menu, which is offered at different times of the year. You'll find some great Portuguese and Italian wine options, too, on the wine list. Wooden furnishings and soft lights provide an inviting space, and the staff are friendly. From downtown Lisbon, a taxi takes 10 to 15 minutes to get to the restaurant. The closest public transit stops are a short walk away. The Tapada das Necessidades gardens are a short walk away and offer a nice place to take a stroll before your meal. For more information or to make a reservation call +351 21 390 2457.
Heim CafeOpens in a new tabSantos · Cafés & Coffee ShopsHeim Cafe sits at Rua Santos-O-Velho 2 e 4, 1200-109, Lisboa, in the Santos neighbourhood, within the Santos-O-Velho area. It occupies a cobblestoned corner, and the interior is bright, light-filled and minimalist. The cafe is open every day of the week from 09:00 to 18:00, and the nearest station is Santos. The cafe is run by Hannah and Misha, a couple originally from Ukraine who moved to Lisbon. They wanted to create a place where people could feel at home, and the name reflects that, since "Heim" means "home" in German. They renovated the space completely and built most of the furniture from scratch. On most days the two of them work behind the bar, making lattes and chatting with customers. One reviewer suggests they are the people to ask for insight into the expat scene in Lisbon. Reviewers describe the atmosphere as cosy and relaxed. Mornings bring brunch-goers, and a table can involve a wait. On weekends it is worth arriving early, because the wait can run well over an hour. One visitor, during a busy breakfast, squeezed into a small table at the outdoor sidewalk seating. On slow afternoons, remote workers settle in with laptops and lattes. Locals and out-of-towners alike are drawn by the brunch menu and the strong coffee. The relaxed attitude feels removed from the more touristy areas of Lisbon. The coffee is dark and rich, which one review links to the owners' Eastern European roots. A galão costs €2.80 and comes in a tall cup. It is milkier than a regular latte, and one reviewer found it strong and rich, with a silky, velvety texture, although the milk was a little foamier than expected. On the food side, the mushroom sandwich and the waffles with fresh fruit are crowd favourites. The coffee cream pancakes cost €6.80. They arrive fluffy, covered in coffee cream and topped with fruit, though the same reviewer found the cream slightly too sweet. Alongside the regular a la carte brunch items, there is a special Sunday brunch menu with various combination options. Vegetarian options are available, but the cafe does not serve halal meats. You can reach Heim Cafe by telephone on +351 21 248 0763, on Instagram at @heimcafe.lisbon, or through its Facebook page at facebook.com/heim.lisbon.
Último PortoOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsIt is in the Estação Marítima da Rocha do Conde de Óbidos, 1350-052 Lisboa. The building is part of the commercial docks of the Tejo river. The restaurant is next to the active port of Lisbon and its container terminals. It serves Portuguese and seafood dishes. The restaurant is open only during lunch and is closed on Sundays. The kitchen is known for barbecued fish. One of the local guides say the restaurant is great to get sardines and other fish and seafood. The local guide also says the restaurant gives a good value for the large portions and positive atmosphere. Other local guests say the restaurant is also known to the locals for great and affordable fish. The negative reviews say the clams are not good and the cuttlefish is dry. Reviewers comment on the speed and staff member friendliness towards tourists. The staff’s English may be limited. A translation app may help. Staff have been known to add items to bills. A reviewer noted that the restaurant’s location offered a nice view of the harbor and the river, though other reviewers were critical of the view because of containers and cranes. The restaurant has a 4.4 rating on Google with 1975 reviews, and a 4.0 rating on TripAdvisor from 204 reviewers. The restaurant’s phone number is +351 21 397 9498. The building was finished in 1949 to extend Lisbon’s harbor to accommodate larger ocean-going ships. The building has modernist murals painted by the famous Portuguese artist, Almada Negreiros, with his wife Sarah Afonso. In 1940, both the building and the Alcântara terminal, 800 meters away, were scheduled to be completed for the Portuguese World Exhibition; financial constraints delayed the work.
OsteriaOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsOsteria is a restaurant in Lisbon at Rua das Madres 52, postcode 1200-710 Lisboa. The listing places it in the Santos neighbourhood, while other descriptions set it in the historic Madragoa and Estrela area. Its full name is Osteria Cucina di Amici, although it is commonly called simply Osteria, and the street number 52 is the address under which it is known. The restaurant opens for two services a day. Lunch runs from 12:30 to 15:00, and the evening service starts at 19:30 and continues until 02:00. The schedule covers Wednesday through Monday, which leaves Tuesday as the only day without listed opening hours. Both services are listed for each of those days. Anyone planning a meal here should note the long evening window, since it closes at two in the morning. The cooking is Italian and home-style. Descriptions of the menu say it focuses on comforting, homemade Italian classics, along with small sharing plates served in the Tris style. One source calls the place quaint and fiercely authentic, with an intimate neighbourhood feel, and another speaks of authentic, unpretentious comfort food. Both descriptions stress a neighbourhood character: one refers to a neighbourhood staple, the other to a neighbourhood vibe. It is described as a spot that suits casual dining, and people who visit include expats, locals and travellers. The restaurant is not centuries old. According to the descriptions, it has spent over a decade building a reputation as a neighbourhood staple, moving from a hidden local secret to a well-known name among diners. One description calls it a little restaurant that built its standing quietly. It lies outside the busy tourist areas of Baixa and Chiado, and one source calls it a beloved part of casual dining in Lisbon. A company named Osteria Martins & Ferro Lda. is registered at Rua das Madres, nº 52/54, 1200 Lisboa, so the registered address spans numbers 52 and 54 on the street. Its identification number is PT 513038590. Its registered activities include traditional restaurants, the manufacture of bread, the manufacture of farinaceous products, takeaway eating places, event catering, and contract catering and other food service activities. The register shows one director, Tania Maria Santos, recorded in October 2020, and one known active shareholding. The earliest annual report in the extract covers 2019 and was filed in July 2020. Later ones cover the years ending 31/12/2020, 31/12/2023 and 31/12/2025, and these are marked as deposited only. A separate entry from July 2025 concerns segment classification.
A TravessaOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsThe restaurant A Travessa was founded in 1978 by three friends on the narrow Travessa das Inglesinhas in Madragoa, where they served guests as if they were in their own home. Fluent in French, they soon became a regular haunt for staff of the Belgian and French Embassies...
HimchuliOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsRestaurante Himchuli is a welcoming space where the décor carries visitors into the cultural traditions of Nepal, with small statues, a few instruments and typical Nepalese paintings. In its traditional Nepalese cuisine, sweet aromas stand out and the bold flavours of the spices deepen.
Museu Nacional de Arte AntigaOpens in a new tabSantos · MuseumsThe Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga or the National Museum of Ancient Art of Portugal is situated on Rua das Janelas Verdes, Lisbon. It is located in the Santos area and, as mentioned in a travel guide, is accompanied by Madragoa. The museum was established in 1884 and is housed in the Alvor-Pombal Palace. The Palace was constructed in the 17th century. According to other sources, the palace was owned by the Pombal family. In the 1880s, it was converted to a museum. The museum has been closed to the public since September 29, 2025. The renovations are being done as part of the recovery and resilience plan of Portugal and an reopening date has not been set. Visit the museum website for the latest information. There you can also find hours of operation. You can also find information regarding ticket prices. This collection encompasses a wide range of Portuguese and European painting, sculpture, and decorative arts, including furnishings, and art of the Portuguese Discoveries. One of the guides notes the presence of Portuguese and Dutch primitives, and 15th to 19th century furnishings. The museum also houses a collection of Portuguese medieval and Baroque goldsmith works. The collection of the museum includes a polyptych by Nuno Gonçalves, "The Adoration of St. Vincent", painted in the years between 1460 and 1470. One of the sources states that this polyptych is equal in importance to the painting "The Temptation of St. Anthony" by Hieronymus Bosch. There are several public transport connections to the museum. Buses 713, 714, and 727 stop on Rua das Janelas Verdes, trams 15E, 18E stop on Avenida 24 de Julho. Other points of interest are within walking distance. The Atelier-Museu Júlio Pomar and Casa Fernando Pessoa are 14 and 15 minutes away, respectively, and the Museu do Oriente is 10 minutes away.
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A MerendeiraOpens in a new tabSantos · Cafés & Coffee ShopsA Merendeira serves bread with chouriço baked in a wood-fired oven, using an original 1972 recipe, and has shops in Lisbon and on the Costa da Caparica. The menu includes the drink menu, the duo menu with caldo verde, the Merendeira menu with caldo verde, sweet rice, espresso coffee and a drink, and the soup menu with a soup of your choice.
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Museu da MarionetaOpens in a new tabSantos · MuseumsSince November 2001, the Museu da Marioneta has been housed in the Convento das Bernardas in Lisbon, making it the first museum space in Portugal entirely dedicated to interpreting and disseminating the history of the puppet and promoting puppet theatre, tracing the history of this fascinating art form around the world and presenting the different types of puppets and the various approaches they allow, with special emphasis on the Portuguese puppet.
GeographiaOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsRestaurante Geographia is a place where the food speaks Portuguese. Here you will find delicacies from all over the world: Brazil, Macau, Mozambique, India and much more!
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Taberna da EsperançaOpens in a new tabSantos · RestaurantsA restaurant in Lisbon serving Portuguese food, tapas and sharing plates, such as shrimps, goat cheese toast, seared tuna and a steak sandwich. It also offers wine, beer, coffee, dessert, vegetarian options and late night food, with a bar on site.
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