Tapas Perfection at A Cozinha – Sr. Lisboa
A Cozinha – Sr. Lisboa offers an exceptional tapas dining experience in the heart of Lisbon. Renowned for its exquisite small plates, the restaurant delivers a variety of flavors from the next-level Piri Chicken to perfectly crafted meat croquettes. Guests appreciate the attentive service and the warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit special.
The carefully curated menu, featuring dishes like shrimp croquettes with caviar and the must-try octopus with potatoes, showcases the culinary creativity behind the kitchen. Whether you’re enjoying a casual meal or celebrating a special occasion, this spot combines exceptional food with great value, making it a must-visit destination for lovers of authentic Portuguese tapas.
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Mari Washburn
in the last weekI loved A Cozinha - Sr. Lisboa! It’s small plates that pack huge flavor, I wish we had gotten to try a few more. We had the Chicken Skewers, Fermented cauliflower, the beef, tomato rice, and truffle fries. Not sure how many to choose for your group they’ll let you know what’s recommended. They also helped me pick a delicious wine to go with our choices. To finish I had a fruit cheesecake I believe with a sweet basil ice cream. Next time I’m in Lisbon, this is an underrated gem!
Paul Schuberth
in the last weekWe had such a great experience with our dinner at A Cozinha. Both food and service were excellent. Especially the cauliflower, the rice with cod and the cheesecake blew us away. Whenever back in Lisbon we'll be back here! 🥰
Murt Kadif
in the last weekVery arrogant and aggressive service..
Engin Manav
in the last weekI think there's quite a bit of difference between the restaurant they present themselves to be and the restaurant they are. The food was partially good, beef was chewy but bearable. The main problem was the service. Already when we arrived for our reservation, we were asked to wait outside without a proper apology. It took quite a while to be able to place our order. The waiters looked like they were very busy with their ear pieces and the serious presentation of the food, however the service was unexpectedly weak. We had to order twice to get a bottle of water to the table and the least you would expect in a restaurant (such as spoons presented with the food to share, so the customers do not need to do the deed with fingers etc..) was simply not there. Long story short, too much marketing, too little content. I observed other customers arriving and waiting very unconfortably at the door for longer than five minutes, even without their existence being recognised, let alone being greeted. It was a disappointment, especially at this price point.
Elena Ruban
in the last week