Lisbon tips

[andyhinch]

Nope, that's sugar tits.

I’m not sure how you’d confuse them tbh.

 

[aguero93:20]

I’m not sure how you’d confuse them tbh.

Depends whether you're looking at the back or the front really.

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

I’m in Lisbon soon on a work do. Keen to escape for a bit and check out bits of the city.

Any good bars / museums / restaurants etc? I know nothing about the place!

The Pavilhao Chines (Chinese Pavilion) bar in Principe Real is worth a visit for a couple of jars. Couple of pool tables in the back bar, but the real attraction are the floor to ceiling glass cabinets that line all the walls which are filled with thousands and thousands of toy soldiers and other collectibles….if you like that sort of thing of course! You have to ring the doorbell to get in, I presume because the collections must be worth a fortune and they don’t want people wandering in and out on the rob

 

[Xhavenjoe]

You have to ring the doorbell to get in, I presume because the collections must be worth a fortune

Ring a doorbell?
Are you sure you didn't accidentally come across one of those so called gentlemens clubs?

 

[Exeter Blue I am here]

Ring a doorbell?
Are you sure you didn't accidentally come across one of those so called gentlemens clubs?

Ha ha, chance would be a fine thing! I had Mrs Exeter with me so there was no prospect of any entertainment of a dubious nature!

 

[toffee balls]

Are you keen on seafood.

If it’s a yes, I have a must visit gaf

 

[aka blue jambo]

Thanks folks. A few people have mentioned the Time Out food hall, I’ll deffo check that out!

Not very Portuguese but there is an amazing cheap Indian restaurant just behind there on Pink Street the old red light district
We were lured in by a 1 euro a beer sign and there was a big table of Blues eating.

Ended up eating there the next 2 nights

 

[borassic]

Go to Bon Jardim, it's Algarvian but mega Piri Piri.

If you fancy something slgihtly more upmarket Estrela de Bica or Farmacia are both nice.