Quinta da Abelheira — Restaurant in Lisbon

The food was differently seasoned and cooked than what I had imagined. The Falafel was like kneaded and baked from a ready-made German mix of flour. It is not fried. The squash was served in large portions, the caramelized onions were very assertive, and about Tahini ,the garlic or strong spices spread further in the mouth and were not very enjoyable. The green detox (€5) was very tasty. It is clean, beautiful and has a nice atmosphere. The staff doesn't smile much and seems serious, but I hope they will smile a little more and improve the menu to be more cheerful and homemade so that it will be loved by the locals and last for...

We ordered food and then proceeded to wait about 30min for the first plate. The last plate came out 20 minutes later while the 3rd plate was still not complete. Their explanation was "the cook is on break" but how can there be only one cook who goes on break while it's peak eating time? Other people who came and sat later got their food before my friend. We got pancakes to eat with a small spoon which I find very weird as well. All in all if u don't want to spend half a day waiting for food do not come here. There's a cute place 10 meters further, go there. They are...

I went there only for a coffee, but I was surprised to find a cafè having vegetables and fruits like in a supermarket to sell, same about the fridges with other "groceries" like cold drinks made from vegetables and fruits, they also sell teas, pasta, spices etc. At the counter they sell dry fruits, ice cream, they make vegetable and fruit fresh juices, salads and so on. All from their own production. It is very very...