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Welcome To Lisboa Tu e Eu 2
At Lisboa Tu e Eu 2, nestled in the enchanting Alfama district, we celebrate the heart of Portuguese cuisine. Our story is woven into the fabric of Lisbon’s vibrant culinary scene, where each dish tells a tale of tradition and innovation. Diners rave about our beautifully fresh sardines and the irresistible Pasteles de Bacalao. The cozy atmosphere, complete with outdoor seating and local wines, invites groups and families alike. Despite its hidden location, the vibrant flavors and attentive service make every visit memorable. Come climb the stairs to discover this cherished culinary gem, where every bite reflects a love for authentic Portuguese flavors.
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Lisboa Tu e Eu 2
Lisboa Tu e Eu 2 is not just another restaurant to check off your list when visiting Lisbon; it’s an experience that celebrates the heart and soul of Portuguese cuisine. Nestled in the picturesque Alfama district, at Escadinhas das Portas do Mar 4, 1100-410 Lisboa, this charming eatery can easily be described as a hidden gem. While it may take a bit of effort to find, traversing the stairs leading to this cozy spot is entirely worthwhile. Once inside, guests are greeted by a vibrant atmosphere filled with laughter and delicious aromas.
This establishment is perfect for various dining preferences. Whether you enjoy eating outdoors, want to catch the latest match on TV, or are looking for a family-friendly environment, Lisboa Tu e Eu 2 has got you covered. With a menu overflowing with savory options, including numerous vegetarian dishes, everyone can find something to delight their palate.
- Flavorful Dishes: Diners frequently praise the sardines and Pasteles de Bacalao, with comments highlighting their freshness and bold flavors. Customer reviews consistently emphasize how each dish brings the essence of Portugal right to your table.
- Ambiance: The restaurant’s lively atmosphere can be felt in every corner. The sound of chatter fills the air, creating an inviting and sometimes uproarious vibe. This is an excellent spot for groups looking to enjoy a hearty meal and great conversation.
- Exceptional Service: Many guests have shared their appreciation for the attentive staff who go out of their way to recommend must-try items from the menu. These personal suggestions often lead to delightful discoveries that enhance the dining experience.
- Local Favorites: Signature dishes like garlic shrimp and pica pau chicken have garnered significant acclaim, proving that simple preparations can yield spectacular results.
As you savor each bite, it’s easy to fall in love with Lisbon all over again. The passion that goes into each dish is evident, and it shines through every customer interaction. One diner remarked, “I loved every single bite here and would come back to Lisbon just for this meal.” It’s a sentiment shared by many who visit this tucked-away eatery.
The essence of Lisboa Tu e Eu 2 goes beyond just the food; it's about creating memorable experiences through local flavors and welcoming hospitality. If your travels lead you to Lisbon, be sure to carve out time to discover this delightful spot. You won’t regret it!
For more information, or to place an order for takeout or delivery, you can reach them at +351 910 718 185. Embrace the flavors of Portugal at Lisboa Tu e Eu 2—it promises to be a culinary journey you won't forget!
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“ This was the best meal I had in Lisbon. Every single dish was super flavorful and tasted fresh. The sardines were amazing and the Pasteles de Bacalao were delicious. I loved every single bite here and would come back to Lisbon just for this meal. ”
“ This place came highly recommended by a local we met. It is located in Alfama (the only neighborhood that survived during the big earthquake) and quite literally a hole in the wall. Getting there was interesting, either way you choose; starting from below or above, there will be plenty of stairs. The food is absolutely amazing and is something I would boldly claim nothing I've ever tasted. We ordered the shrimp a bras and also bacalhau nata (cod fish in creamy sauce) and both were rich in flavor. Just be prepared to wait, there was only one server when we came and two cooks (they are seriously trying their best, so please be patient and be nice). And just to add on to the service, even though the server was running around, she still put on a good smile and made sure we were okay. The meal ends with a shot of ginjinha and pure happiness. When I say people's eyes lit up when they take their first bite...not an exaggeration. Also, this place is CASH ONLY. ”
“ A small, local restaurant with stellar service and a fantastic wine selection! Our waiter was very helpful in suggesting his favorite dishes, and they did not disappoint! The sea bass was absolutely phenomenal. Next time I'm in Lisbon, I'll definitely stop by! ”
“ Super unique restaurant, we entered the alleyway and could not find it at first. Little did we noticed that we had to climb the stairs to find Tu & Eu. It is a pretty small restaurant but luckily we were able to be seated as soon as we got in. We ordered a variety of dishes and thought that the garlic shrimp was the star of the dinner. The pica pau chicken was also nicely done and was packed with flavor. The codfish cake was alright as the breading was on the heavier side and the fish could have been grilled a bit longer. The almond cake for dessert was a great way to end out our night. The restaurant emphasizes a lot of simple food but it was all delicious. I would definitely recommend checking Tu & Eu out if in town! ”
“ My fiance and I were recommended this restaurant by someone we met in Lisbon. We enjoyed our experience along with our food. We didn't meet the owner, but the lady that was there was very lovely. She was very sweet and attentive. We arrived right at 12 which was perfect because shortly after the restaurant began to fill up. We enjoyed everything that we tried from the bread and olives, the pomodoro pasta, the dessert (arroz doce), and our "gifted" shot at the end. My pasta had a strong garlic taste which was perfect for me. Although pasta isn't a traditional Portuguese dish, I was very pleased with it! Overall, we really loved this little place. The decor is fun and colorful. The restaurant is nestled in a little alley up some stairs, so you might have to ask for help when locating it. If you are in town, I recommend you trying this restaurant! ”
