Mister Tapas — Restaurant in Lisbon

I had literally a nightmare here!!! We ordered the wine taste course which included 5 wine shots. We found broken pieces of glass at the bottom of the shot glass!!! And when we complained about the situation, the waiter here just gave us an attitude in stead of an apology and he said it was not his fault so he would talk to the person in charge of the wine. Their solution was not charging this course on us but the real problem was it’s a dangerous situation if we swallowed the broken pieces of glass by accident. It can lead to something really severe and dangerous!!! Because we didn’t get the chance of taking the picture of the shot glass with broken pieces of glass, we asked the waiter for providing some evidence that can prove it happened!!! Again the waiter who said he was not responsible for this accident said something bad to us and gave us an attitude because of we are Asian!!! Finally we took a video of stating the whole accident as an evidence and we left. Zero star for this barbarous waiter who ruined all the good of...

On the beach side near of some of the most popular Attractions of Lisbon like Belem Tower or Jeronimos Monastery, you will find this small food truck, Mister Tapas.

A cute food truck with extremely polite staff and many choices of foods and tapas. You should definitely try the Portuguese Wine Tasting which comes with some tapas tasting combined with each shot of wine and it only costs 10€. For the quality and for testing 5 different local wines and including this beautiful view it’s totally worth it! Don’t miss it!

A must do there is to sit down at the grass on a picnic cloth which they provide you with. Amazing!

P.S: A small thing that we didn’t like is that on the advertisement the wine testing costs 8€ and when you sit down and ask for it the waiters tells you VERY POLITELY that the price is changed in their ordering system and instead of 8€ it now costs 10€ and they didn’t have the time to change in on the advertisements yet. That’s all....

Pricey for what it is. Additionally, they tried to serve a different type of sausage and not Chorizo. When questioned about it, they said ‘that’s all they could get in from pingo doce’. We asked to speak to a manager and the server said a manager wasn’t there (when he was).

When the manager did come, there was lots of stalling and tactics to avoid giving us the red book. We eventually got the red book and filled it out.

If you’re going to false advertise food, at least advise customers before they order. We also ordered the tacos which were okay, but extremely pricey (2 tacos for €12.. ouch)

Wouldn’t recommend, walk a bit further and spend your...