ROAD TRIP Spain and Portugal

restaurant

“A traditional Lisbon eatery offering a taste of classic Portuguese home cooking in a lively atmosphere.”

restaurant

“A highly recommended restaurant for savoring various interpretations of Portugal's national dish, bacalhau.”

bar

“A historic spot to try ginjinha, the traditional Portuguese cherry liqueur, often served in a chocolate cup.”

bar

“Another excellent, traditional establishment to enjoy the iconic Portuguese ginjinha liqueur, a true local favorite.”

restaurant

“A popular late-night spot for traditional Portuguese comfort food, especially caldo verde, perfect after a night out.”

cafe

“The original and most famous place to try the iconic Pastéis de Nata, a true Lisbon delicacy, baked fresh daily.”

restaurant

“A great place to sample a variety of Portuguese petiscos (tapas) in a lively setting, perfect for sharing.”

restaurant

“A traditional tasca offering authentic Portuguese home-style cooking and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.”

restaurant

“A classic Lisbon spot for traditional Portuguese fare, popular with locals for its authentic dishes.”

restaurant

“Famous for its incredible seafood rice, a must-try dish when visiting Lisbon, known for its rich flavors.”

restaurant

“The go-to place for a classic bifana sandwich, a beloved Lisbon street food, perfect for a quick bite.”

cafe

“Everyone has their favorite pastéis de nata, ours are from Manteigaria, with many stores all over Lisbon.”

restaurant

“A recommended spot for enjoying Lisbon's culinary delights by the river, offering a beautiful setting.”

restaurant

“A must-visit for experiencing traditional Portuguese codfish dishes in Lisbon, showcasing the versatility of bacalhau.”

restaurant

“Known as the 'King of Chicken,' Bonjardim is a top recommendation for authentic piri-piri chicken in Lisbon.”

restaurant

“Another excellent choice for exploring the diverse world of codfish dishes in Lisbon, with many traditional options.”

experience

“Guided tour of the old Estrella Damm brewery.”

day trip

“1 day in Montserrat”

experience

“But the origin story points very clearly to La Barceloneta, the old fisherman's neighborhood by the sea. And that's why you'll often see it called Bomba de Barceloneta. There are even a couple of legendary bars in La Barceloneta that claim to be the birthplace of the Bomba.”

cafePartnership likely

“Places like Granja Viader or Granja Dulciena have been making it the traditional way for generations”

cafePartnership likely

“If you want the real deal, your best bet is to head to a Granja. These are the historic milk bars scattered around the old city. Places like Granja Viader or Granja Dulciena have been making it the traditional way for generations”

experiencePartnership likely

“the restored factory on Ronda San Antoni... is another landmark for beer lovers. It is part brewery, part restaurant, and practically a museum... In Fabrica Moritz, you can have your own beer tasting.”