Michelin Restaurants in Lisbon

Lisbon is the best place to tantalize your taste buds.
Even Michelin restaurants are way more reasonable than other European countries.
I count myself very lucky, enjoying all the gourmet foods here in Lisbon.

As of 2019, there are two two-star restaurants and three one-star restaurants here in Lisbon.
Michelin Restaurants guide
This site has all the info you need from price ranges to location info.

Two Star Restaurants(1) Alma

I personally recommend Alma.
It has been upgraded from one-star to two-star this year and prices are more affordable. 
Its google rating is 4.8.

(2) Belcanto 

Belcanto, the other two-star place, only got 4.6.
Remember the restaurant near my house, only 3 minutes on foot?
That place got 4.7 on google.

Near Baixa-Chiado metro station, are Alma and Belcanto,
It used to be one-star so it's worth checking it out. 

Casa de Linhares, near Lisbon Cathedral and Tágide, near commerce square 
used to be one-star restaurants just in case you wonder. 

One Star Restaurants

(3) Loco 

Googling rated this place 4.6. 
Near Estrella Bascilca, the last top of tram 28. 
Rua dos Navegantes 53-B, 1200-730 Lisboa
+351 21 395 1861
Dinner only(19:00 - 23:00). 
Closed on Sundays and Mondays. 

Chef Alexandre Silva is considered one of the best Lisbon's chefs. 

(4) Feitoria 


It has 4.7 rating on Google. 
Located in the Belem District, it's between Belem Tower and Monument to the Discoveries.
Doca do Bom Sucesso 
1400-038 Lisbon 
Tel: +351 210 400 200 / +351 210 400 208
Email: reservationsbelem@altishotels.com


(5) Eleven 

Rua Marquês da Fronteira Jardim Amália Rodrigues, 1070-310 Lisboa

During the weekday for lunch, they have special offers. 
Two dishes per person are only 28 euros.
Three dishes per person are only 35 euros. 

It's a steal! Don't miss this opportunity. 

All the places may require reservations.
Book ahead and enjoy the best meal ever.

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