Hamburgueria da Parada (Campo de Ourique) — Restaurant in Lisbon

Very disappointed. The first night I arrived in Lisbon and I was glad to find this place that still served food at late night. Due to time difference, I would eat my dinner after 11 pm. The servers were friendly and I enjoyed the food. With good memory, I went back for the second time and the service was night and day. I only ordered the fries as I was not too hungry. Waited for more than half an hour. The kitchen was not that busy as most people just ordered drinks at that hours. Meanwhile this woman who appeared to be working there and was standing outside the kitchen for the whole time was making faces while looking at me and someone in the kitchen. It makes me think that they did that on purpose. Finally I went up to the window and talked to the person who appeared to be the owner/ manager and got the food within 2 minutes. I am not sure why they did that if they were doing that on purpose as I don’t...

I come here quite a bit because I love the outdoor local vibe. However, it's important to know the negatives: Service is slowwwww, and this place is always busy so you can wait in line for AGES. Getting a seat is not garanteed due to it always being busy. I haven't eaten here casue the food looks pretty average. Remnants of chips and burger bun left uncleared on the tables for a long time means you will be fighting with many pigeons who are on the attack. Being super local means EVERYONE smokes. Seriously, every table. And the tables are very close together. Your outdoor fresh air is limited. Cash Only = super annoying.

Am I saying this to turn you off and give me a better chance at a table? Possibly. Cause I will still hang out here. But the above is all facts. I love the quiosque life, many don't have the same problems at this level.

(Can we all just clear our own tables to reduce the...

Your working hours, extending until 2 a.m., contribute to violating the Lisbon Law of Silence! People are yelling until 3 a.m., preventing me from sleeping. And you are enabling them! While I don’t oppose your business, I cannot tolerate the consequences of drunken individuals who disregard the rights of local residents. To prevent this, I believe that your working hours should be limited to 23:00. I don’t want to sacrifice my health and well-being for someone’s joy; they drink, scream all night, and then retreat to their quiet apartments. Unfortunately, I don’t have that choice, and neither do the people in neighboring houses,...