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Cantinho do Avillez
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Rua dos Duques de Braganca 7 Chiado, Lisbon 1200-162 Portugal+351 21 199 2369Website
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#396 of 2,691 Portuguese in Lisbon
#539 of 4,385 Restaurants in Lisbon
Certificate of Excellence2016 - 2019 Winner
Food and ambience
Local cuisine, Portuguese, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options
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One of the most sought-after meeting points in the city. At Cantinho do Avillez Chiado you can enjoy a new style of Portuguese cuisine, clearly influenced by the chef’s travels, in a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. It has two dining rooms: Cantinho (main room) and Cantinho’s Kitchen.
PRICE RANGE
€15 - €50
Special Diets
Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options
Meals
Lunch, Dinner
CUISINES
Portuguese
FEATURES
Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service
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having is usual espresso at "A Brasileira" as he used
"squeak", the nickname of a 16th century poet) offers
plenty of cafes, restaurants and bars where you can
stop for a cafe or cocktail, after exploring its
streets, shops, art galleries, theaters, museums and
viewpoints. It's also the home to the statue of the
famous statue of portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa,
having is usual espresso at "A Brasileira" as he used
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608DavidD608
29 May 2019|
Response from EDiogo | Reviewed this property |
No. In general Portuguese people dress nicely for dinner, yet not formal.
608DavidD608
29 May 2019|
Response from EDiogo | Reviewed this property |
You can wear whatever pleases you, no dress code. Usually the Portuguese wonât wear shorts or flip flops when they go out for dinner.
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