The waterfront Belém is a historic neighborhood that houses some of Lisbon's most important monuments, museums and one very popular Portuguese tart cafe, the Pasteis de Belém. Here you'll ...

1. Cachorrinhos (small hot dogs): Popular especially in Porto, these skinny sausages, stuffed into a long crispy, fluffy roll ...

From traditional Portuguese dishes like bacalhau (dried ... And if you’re a fan of all things quirky and bizarre, don’t forget to check out the Puppet Museum – yes, that’s right, a museum ...

cozy restaurants and traditional Fado clubs, all of which are housed within historic yet well-preserved architecture. Popular city attractions like St. George's Castle, Lisbon Cathedral and Feira ...

So, they opted for a petiscos restaurant—something more familiar to the Portuguese palate—especially given the location in a predominantly residential area on the border between Cascais and Oeiras.