Ginja D'Alfama

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168 reviews

#187 of 4,613 Restaurants in Lisbon

₱, Mediterranean, European, Portuguese

Rua Pedro Ivo 12, Lisbon 1700-314, Portugal

+351 936 207 958

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4.5 168 reviews

#111 of 979 Mediterranean in Lisbon

#187 of 4,336 Restaurants in Lisbon

Certificate of Excellence2016 - 2019 Winner

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CUISINES

Mediterranean, European, Portuguese

Meals

Lunch, Dinner, Drinks

FEATURES

Outdoor Seating, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Table Service

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Location and contact

Rua Pedro Ivo 12, Lisbon 1700-314 Portugal

Castelo, Alfama & Mouraria

0.4 km from Castelo de S. Jorge

Website

+351 936 207 958

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dromerodelvato

Sydney, Australia

125

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Awesome experience great service

Don’t forget to order sardinhas. everything was delicious, shrimps are great, service was exceptional. Highly recommended!

Date of visit: October 2019

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Suzanna212

Reigate, United Kingdom

131

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

A Must - Amazing local!

We visited here as this was recommended by some people we met whilst in Lisbon and it didn’t disappoint! A little tricky to find but so glad we persevered..amazing local food, we had prawns, sardines, tomato salad and cod with a large glass of sangria..just...More

Date of visit: October 2019

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Luciana A

Brasilia, DF

21182

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

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Date of visit: September 2019

lindae717

Raleigh, North Carolina

3517

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Amazing !

Loved this place! We were taken here by our food guide for authentic tour of Lisbon. Food was great, the ginja was made by the owners and was very good. Highly recommend ... close to cruise ships!

Date of visit: September 2019

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5Reids

Barrie, Canada

4819

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

What a great little spot!

Our tour leader took us up an alley to this tiny little restaurant. What a shock! This place is incredible. Do not skip it if you are visiting Lisbon. And try the Ginga!

Date of visit: September 2019

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Jdgiannis

Chicago, Illinois

6113

Reviewed 3 weeks ago

Best Ginja in Lisbon

We only stopped in for Ginja, and I'm glad we did...it's the best in Lisbon. Pick up a bottle or two of their homemade Ginja; you will not regret it! It's a short walk from the Fado Museum and worth a visit!

Date of visit: July 2019

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639stefant

Sofia, Bulgaria

1412

Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile

You must visit!!!!

Super typical Portuguese bar with tapas. Nice cheap cocktails. Great beer. The atmosphere is just amazing. The bartender is funny nice guy!

Date of visit: September 2019

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Filipe747

Vancouver, Canada

629

Reviewed 4 weeks ago via mobile

Good food

Very good food. I had pica pau, octupus salad, caldo verde ( All very good) and fish soup ( not good). The prices are not expensive but they force you to buy a drink. I recommend

Date of visit: September 2019

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carlosmanueln510

Paris, France

Reviewed 13 August 2019 via mobile

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Date of visit: August 2019

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Reviewed 13 August 2019

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Date of visit: August 2019

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Castelo, Alfama & Mouraria

Explore narrow streets and alleyways, small cafes and,
of course, the internationally acclaimed Fado music.
The earth-shattering Great Earthquake of 1755
destroyed most of the city but the contiguous
neighborhoods of Mouraria, Castelo and Alfama remained
standing to this day. These neighborhoods represent
Lisbon at its historical best. The cool breeze of the
Tagus river will take you up the hills to the sound of

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