Botequim da Graça
| Largo Graça 79, Lisboa |
5 avis
9.60/10.00 |
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+351 21 888 8511 |
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Botequim da Graça sur la carte
Critiques
Dan (09.09.2017 16:26)
Awesome música. Great food. Nice staff. A mix of old Portugal and new.
Awesome música. Great food. Nice staff. A mix of old Portugal and new.
Rita Ramalhete (23.08.2017 14:57)
A very cosy and peculiar place with amazing portuguese food with a twist.
A very cosy and peculiar place with amazing portuguese food with a twist.
Hayri Can (17.07.2017 01:28)
The food is really very good and tasty. The service could be faster. Nice people there.
The food is really very good and tasty. The service could be faster. Nice people there.
Becky Neil (02.06.2017 12:02)
AMAZING fresh squeezed orange juice. homemade orange jam. delicious yogurt and fruit granola. HIGHLY recommended. beautiful decor and casual atmosphere. actually opens early enough for a full tourist day at 9:30am (was almost impossible to find a place open before 10am). i want to come back!!!
AMAZING fresh squeezed orange juice. homemade orange jam. delicious yogurt and fruit granola. HIGHLY recommended. beautiful decor and casual atmosphere. actually opens early enough for a full tourist day at 9:30am (was almost impossible to find a place open before 10am). i want to come back!!!
you zhi (16.03.2017 16:15)
Delicious food in a cosy setting.
First and foremost- the food... I got a substantial bowl of warm couscous which was topped with roasted vegetables, spinach and thick slices of real Parmesan cheese. My husband got the cod pastry, which was flavourful and filling. The red wine that we selected was full of body and texture. We got to decide between two wines at no extra cost.
The restaurant is tucked away along one of one of Lisbon's winding streets. The walls are painted a deep forest green and are lined with shelves of books. Loved the bohemian vibe.
Notes:
- smoking is permitted
- our waitress spoke English and helpfully translated the menu for us, as well as providing suggestions
Delicious food in a cosy setting.
First and foremost- the food... I got a substantial bowl of warm couscous which was topped with roasted vegetables, spinach and thick slices of real Parmesan cheese. My husband got the cod pastry, which was flavourful and filling. The red wine that we selected was full of body and texture. We got to decide between two wines at no extra cost.
The restaurant is tucked away along one of one of Lisbon's winding streets. The walls are painted a deep forest green and are lined with shelves of books. Loved the bohemian vibe.
Notes:
- smoking is permitted
- our waitress spoke English and helpfully translated the menu for us, as well as providing suggestions
