Lovely spot by the marina, watching the boats while sipping sangria. Seafood tasted properly fresh. Sangria had a good kick to it too.

The octopus here is absolutely amazing and flavorful, definitely a must-try for seafood lovers!

Excellent! We had an amazing dinner. The owner himself is very kind, always smiling. They serve Thai and Indian  food. For dessert I had pistachio ice cream, delicious.

Had booked a few nights earlier as it was reservation only. Not too busy when we arrived but very welcoming and choice of tables.Our waitress was great very helpful and offered advice. Food arrived promptly and nothing disappointed.Only one night left but a contender for last meal in Cascais.

This has been one of the best experiences ever. Flawless, amazing, friendly service , unbelievable Team and food to die for . Worth every penny. Can&rsquo;t wait to be back

Very nice restaurant with a nice view. Small and quiet location. We had cream of carrot soup (delicious) and shared a delicious risotto main dish. We want to go back for the pork tenderloin that another table ordered.

Loved the grilled squid here &mdash; super fresh and well seasoned. Portions are huge, definitely better to share. Small family-run spot, nothing fancy but the food does the talking.

Grilled sea bass was spot on, fresh and flaky. They even brought out a little port and pastry at the end, nice touch. Place has that local feel, nothing fancy but solid. Maybe a bit quiet when I went, but that&#39;s fine. Good spot if you&#39;re after real Portuguese food.

The seafood rice was spot on&mdash;plenty of shrimp and mussels, rice cooked just right. Grilled octopus had that nice char without being chewy. Place is tiny though, we squeezed in but I&#39;d book next time. Staff were friendly enough, nothing over the top. Solid meal for a casual night out.

Busy spot, always packed with locals. Got the fried codfish&mdash;simple, fresh, exactly what you want. No reservations, waited a bit, but staff kept things moving. Fair price for the quality.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and pastry before meeting friends &mdash; the custard tart was still warm, which honestly made my morning. Place gets busy fast though, we barely found a seat by the window. Service was quick enough, no complaints there. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something fresh without the fuss.

Been coming here for a while now. The food stays consistent, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. Simple spot, nothing fancy, but the flavors are always on point. Had the usual again last week and it didn&#39;t disappoint. Staff remembers me too, that&#39;s a nice touch.

The portions were pretty generous for what you pay, that&#39;s for sure. I got the grilled fish and it came out fresh, not overly oily or heavy. Place was a bit cramped though, tables are close together so you kinda hear everyone&#39;s conversation. Still, for a quick lunch it did the job.

The menu is huge for such a small place. I had the bacalhau calzone and it was packed with flavor. The garlic bread with black olives is a great starter too.

The feijoada de lingueir&atilde;o was fantastic. Simple, honest Portuguese food in a small family-run spot. The place is tiny, tables squeezed together, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Just the smell of the beans and seafood hitting you when you walk in. No fuss, no frills. I&rsquo;d go back just for that dish alone.

Lovely, typical food from the Alentejo and very popular.  Lots of choice and some really interesting dishes. If you would like a table on a Sunday, it is a good idea to book though lots of people are willing to queue to get in. Well worth a visit.

Came for the dog-friendly vibe, stayed for the easygoing crowd. The resident pup is a sweetheart, made it feel like a local hangout. Drinks were solid, nothing fancy, but the service was quick. Place gets a bit loud later in the evening, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area with your dog.

Pizza was solid &ndash; thin crust, fresh toppings. Service kept it simple and quick. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby and want something easy.

Came for the Champions League final, stayed for the buzz. Good Guinness, loads of TVs. Get there early though, no seats left otherwise.

We stopped by a few times while in Lisbon. Karan at the front was really welcoming each time. Food was solid, never had a bad dish. The seating area is a bit cramped though, especially when it gets busy. Still, it&#39;s a dependable spot for Indian food in the city.

Came for drinks on a weekday night, DJ was decent and the vibe was chill. Pedro and Thiago took care of us, never had to wait long for a refill. Cocktails were okay, nothing fancy, but the price felt fair for what you get. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The patio was chill and the music fit the vibe. Tapas were solid, but the sangria really stole the show for me.

The attentive, warm service and high-quality ingredients were highlights. We&rsquo;ve been before, but the pizza was the best yet! More people should visit Crouton.

Stumbled into this place while wandering around Lisbon. Pork cheek was properly tender, bacalhau solid too. Owner came by and explained the dishes, even picked a decent wine for me. Quiet spot, not packed with tourists. Only thing is service can slow down a bit when it gets busy, but I didn&#39;t mind much.

The vibe here is something else. Dancers are really good, super skilled. Not your typical restaurant, but that&#39;s what makes it stand out. Felt a bit different from the usual dinner spot, but I enjoyed it. Worth checking out if you&#39;re in the mood for something less standard.

Loved the mango and pistachio sorbets &mdash; so refreshing. Staff let me sample before choosing, which was a nice touch. Cute little spot, clean and friendly.

Been coming here for years when we&#39;re in Portugal and it&#39;s still solid. The pasta was good, though I wish they&#39;d pour a heavier glass of wine with it. Staff actually remember us, which says something.

It is a pretty setting, first of all. Very friendly service, but also amazing food. The cheek and gyoza starters were lovely, the sashimi was fresh and flavorful, and the katsu was the best we&rsquo;ve ever had!

Loved the terrace here &mdash; caught the sunset and honestly didn&rsquo;t want to leave. Staff were super friendly too. Great little spot away from the tourist rush 🌇

Good spot for a quick bite and a glass of wine. Staff friendly, decent wine selection. Simple food, fine for a light snack.

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