With only eight seats at the counter, it is the most exclusive Japanese restaurant in Lisbon, serving a unique kaiseki menu, which respects the strict Japanese concepts.

Located in the galleries of the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon, it serves fusion dishes of Japanese and Mediterranean cuisine. It encompasses three distinct spaces: on the lower floor, the main room where tasting menus and à la carte options are presented, on the middle floor the Kikubari bar and, on the upper floor, the Kabuki Experience, a more intimate space with an exclusive menu.

After years at the helm of the Guincho Fortress, the French chief has a new home. Vincent Farges now runs Epur, in Lisbon, a Based on the "art of purifying, removing everything that is superficial", the space bets on tasting menus that grant additional lightness to any meal. The space follows the same line: cleaned of excesses, and overlooking the city and the Tagus.

Opened in 2022, this cozy restaurant dedicated to vegetarian cuisine belongs to chef José Avillez, and won a Michelin star the same year it opened.

Located in one of the best spots in the city, the restaurant, which has Joachim Koerper at the helm of the kitchen, is becoming more and more consistent with age. Each menu he presents is a tribute to the flavours, textures and even colours of the products used, also reflecting more and more the influences from the other side of the Atlantic. The restaurant already has a Michelin Star.

Inserted in the Ritz Four Seasons Hotel Lisbon, its name comes from the ingenious curatorship that is at its core, by Michelin Star Chef Pedro Pena Bastos, who uses seasonal and local ingredients to create artisanal dishes of great depth, taste and meaning.

Restaurante de cozinha contemporânea vegetariana e vegana, pelas mãos do chef João Ricardo Alves, que dá primazia aos ingredientes sazonais e locais.

A unique, exclusive and fun fine-dining restaurant, located in the center of Lisbon, at Torel Palace Lisbon. This is Chef Vitor Matos' first project in Lisbon. With a unique concept of "fun fine-dining", the space invites you to dine in the kitchen with the two chefs, Vítor Matos and Francisco Quintas.

Born in Cascais, the restaurant 100 Maneiras moved in 2009 to Bairro Alto and reopened, in early 2019, in another space, albeit within walking distance. It is a restaurant where the quality and originality of Bosnian chef Ljubomir Stanisic's cuisine reaches moments of genius, told as if it were a book.

The building, founded in the reign of D. José, in 1771, is also known Cordoaria Nacional, Real Cordoaria da Junqueira, or Real Fábrica da Cordoaria da Junqueira.