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Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox. Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news, events, offers and partner promotions. As 'latinos' we're more than used to some heat when it comes to relationships, so enjoy the best romantic restaurants in Lisbon with some moderate public display of affection. As the saying goes: the way to your special someone's heart is through his or her stomach.
So, whether you're looking to impress on your very first date or celebrating an anniversary, find the perfect place for love to blossom with our list of romantic restaurants in Lisbon. Unfortunately, a cheap date is rarely a romantic date so do be prepared to splash some cash. But sometimes the ends justify the means. Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. The Journalists' club has more tourists than journalists, but it is still worth visiting.
Either to get to know its beautiful Lapa building or to take a peak at the outer terrace, one of the city's nicest for a summer evening supper. Agnaldo Ferreira was associated with the name Olivier for a few years as the sushiman at Yakuza, but now he leads his own solo project.
Hikidashi is a small Campo de Ourique restaurant, with a single wooden board that is both table and counter for 22 people. Here Ferreira shows there's more to Japanese cuisine than rice rolls and raw fish — though he still makes an outstanding salmon tartar — in dishes such as grilled toro with spinach and sesame sauce or his teriyaki ribs. Another year, another Italian restaurant. But this one, opened in , is absolutely unique in the city: every menu item is based on a book by Pellegrino Artusi, The Science of Cooking and the Art of Fine Dining, published in This veritable bible includes dishes such as veal tongue with spicy sauce, pasta with teal or hazelnut pudding.
