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Cervejaria Ramiro

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Citorah says

Yes, the one Bourdain did. The one every listicle puts at #1. They're not wrong; they're just lazy about how to do it.

From Where to eat in Lisbon 2026 — 10 restaurants worth the metro ride, under “Cervejaria Ramiro — Intendente”.

Wrong for

Solo diners (it's a sharing menu and you'll feel daft), groups over six (they'll split you across two tables and the sharing falls apart and you end up eating in two conversations), under-€60-a-head budgets (two people, beer, no lobster, you're at €75-100), and anyone who wants a quiet conversation — it's a strip-lit, tiled, shouty cervejaria and that's the joy of it.

Good to know

Where
Avenida Almirante Reis 1-H
Getting there
a one-minute walk from Martim Moniz on the green line or three minutes down from Intendente if you prefer the slightly less chaotic walk
Booking
They take reservations now via the website with a €25 per-person deposit that comes off the bill, and in 2026 you genuinely need one
What to order
amêijoas à Bulhão Pato (€15 — clams, garlic, coriander, white wine, mop with the bread, this is the dish)

As the guide had it on 26 Jun 2026. Check prices and hours with the place itself before you go.

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