The years roll by, and so do the chefs, but Bica do Sapato remains one of the city's top restaurants, thanks to its groovy ambience, its service and the quality of its food. The kitchen is currently overseen by Manuel Bóia. Portuguese cuisine continues to predominate, with some variations in terms of ingredients and presentation.
Alfama and the eastern part of Lisbon have a great range of restaurants to satisfy any culinary craving. If you want to try a traditional Portuguese restaurant, try A Casa do Bacalhau. If you're more in the mood for authentic Italian, there's Casanova, and if you are a meat lover, try Rui do Barrote. Read on for our recommendations for the best restaurants in Alfama and the eastern part of Lisbon. Do you agree with the choices? Use the comments box below and let us know your suggestions.
