CAMPO PEQUENO. This restaurant has certainly grown since 1926 when it first opened as a bar. Though it now seats 130 people, the establishment has maintained a comfortable atmosphere. The variety of Portuguese cuisine on the menu attracts a predominantly local crowd. Among the specialties offered are arroz de frango (chicken with rice), bacalhau (codfish), and cabrito assado (roast goat). The wine list provides a wide selection of Portuguese wines. Business casual dress.

BELÉM. Enjoy delightful pastries and excellent coffee in this charming azulejo (tile) covered café. Small Belém cakes called pasties-de-nata greatly contribute to the shop's vast popularity. Scrumptious mini-tarts are made in the old ovens from a top-secret recipe and can be bought by the box for take out or to eat on-the-spot. Casual attire.

BAIRRO ALTO. Visitors enjoy dining in this lively restaurant amid the unique decor of various artwork and photographs. The frequently changing menu offers selections of typical Portuguese dishes. Popular meals include various codfish dishes or Hungarian goulash. Arriving very early or very late may help avoid the large lunch and dinner crowds. Business casual dress.

BAIXA. This historic café is renowned for its stellar breakfasts. A wall painting found inside depicts the life of Manuel du Bocage, a satirical poet who once frequented this café. The top-notch cuisine offered here is served by an extremely stylish waitstaff. Business casual attire.

BAIRRO ALTO. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all enjoyed in this charming teahouse. Pastries and cakes are enticing, especially the famous whipped-cream cakes and fresh croissants. Many enjoy coming here for afternoon tea and sandwiches. Though seating on the outdoor terrace is casual, dining inside requires dressier attire.