Lisbon restaurants ? Any suggestion ?

Sunday's (4-28) LA Times has an article on Fado and Lisbon with some restaurant recommendations.<BR>Arco de Castelo and Rei dos Frangos (author's favorite for rotisserie chicken)are two. These are most likely fado clubs, but you might want to investigate. (Interesting article).

Hello Sam!<BR>It would be a lot easier if you let me know the price range,your preferences (Portuguese,ethnic food...).As Lisbon is not an expensive city i'll take the risk of mentioning some of my faves.<BR>-Casa da Comida<BR>-Conventual<BR>-Sexa<BR>-Espaco Lisboa<BR><BR><BR>Enjoy!<BR>

Hi there. Rei dos Frangos in the LA times ???? what ???...Well, I live in Lisbon, and once in a while I go to Rei dos Frangos, and...well, it is good and not expensive, and if a tourist want to eat with the locals, well Rei dos Frangos is a good place, but in baixa, area (can't remember the street name, but tomorrow I will put it here, because the bus is near)it's a street between the Augusta street and the Prata street you have the Jo&atilde;o do Gr&atilde;o. Another "for the locals" restaurant cheap and very good. You also have near the Lavra tram (in the colisseum street) the Solar dos Presuntos. A little more expensive but very good.<BR>You also have in the Trindade street, near the S&atilde;o roque church (use the Gloria tram) the restaurant Trindade (the same name as the street).Very good.<BR>And for me the best restaurant in Baixa it's Baleal. In the beggining of the Madalena street. Very Very good.<BR><BR><BR><BR>WHAT'S MY NAME?

Error on LA Times..."Special Europe Issue; Celebrating Lisbon's Sweet, Sad Soul; Passion flowers in the form of fado singing in a city of port wine and grand views. "<BR><BR>Lisbon is NOT the city of port wine...the city of port wine is Oporto, the second biggest city in Portugal, and it is located 300 km north.<BR><BR><BR><BR>