Brazilian Concept Baixa Chiado — Restaurant in Lisbon

Third visit in BC and for the third time not only satisfied but happy. Even with the second attempt I've been treated like a well-known friend already or even family. These guys are not just friendly and warm hearted, they're offering a great service together with delicious food and drinks. The story about this discovery could have only been written by life itself. On a particular Saturday we came across the cozy place down in the basement by chance when we were on the way to a completely different place. We took a mental note to go back there any time sooner or later in the future. But call whatever you want to, the other location was closed, so, we just turned around and made it back. No regrets about this, that's for sure. No matter what we have tried so far, all is well prepared and served. By now we had soup and a main dish with shrimps, Brazilian beer & milk shake, coffee, cheese buns, cake in the glass and fruit juice. The prices are affordable and, I say it again, the staff is giving you an enjoyable time beginning to end. In this case "all good things" will not only "be three". There...

There’s absolutely no way I can visit Lisbon without coming to this Brazilian gem it’s one of my all-time favourites! I’ve been here several times over the years, and the food has never disappointed. It’s consistently delicious, authentic, and full of flavour.

The staff are always so warm and welcoming 🥰 the kind of service that just makes you feel at home. A special shoutout to Tatiane, who was incredibly kind, engaging, and such a lovely person to chat with. She’s a true people’s person, and I really hope I get to see her again on my next visit.

The restaurant itself is on the smaller side, but don’t let that put you off. There’s a great flow of people coming and going, and you’re likely to find a spot. Whether you’re a local or visiting Lisbon, and especially if you love Brazilian food, I highly recommend this place. I’ll definitely keep...

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Chiado. Hidden behind the Armazens do Chiado this magnificent restaurant serves authentic Brazilian food with generous portion sizes and fantastic prices. For reference, we had two full plates of feijoada, pão de queijo and guaraná for 30 euros!!!

The ladies are so lovely and helpful (they also do their best to help English customers and give them recommendations) This was my British friend's first time trying feijoada and its safe to say Brazilian concept made it a wonderful experience!

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