Lisbon Restaurants

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Meals generally include three courses, a drink, and coffee. Many restaurants have an ementa turistica (tourist menu), a set-price meal, most often served at lunchtime. Note that you'll be charged a couple of euros if you eat any of the couvert (or coberto) items—typically appetizers such as bread and butter, olives, and the like—that are brought to your table without being ordered. More »

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