Hotel Roma Spring in Lisbon: A Gastronomic Itinerary to make the most of the season
Überprüfen Sie die neuesten Nachrichten
Blog
Spring in Lisbon: A Gastronomic Itinerary to make the most of the season
Mai 01 2025
Culturele Gastronomie Hotel Roma Een bezoek aan Lissabon 
The Lisbon region is a true paradise for lovers of good cuisine. From traditional Portuguese cooking to contemporary gastronomic innovation, there are experiences for every palate. In this itinerary, we will guide you through some unmissable spots to taste the most authentic flavors of the capital and its neighboring cities:
Alfama & Mouraria: Where tradition lives.
In Alfama and Mouraria, two of Lisbon’s most authentic neighborhoods, tradition is felt around every corner — and at the table it’s no different. Try the must-have Bacalhau à Brás at O Velho Eurico, a modern tavern that preserves the traditional Lisbon spirit. End your visit with a Ginjinha at the stairs of São Jorge Castle, overlooking the city.
Belém: History and delicacies.
In the Belém area, the classic Pastel de Nata is the undisputed star. Taste the original recipe at the famous Pastéis de Belém or compare it with the equally delicious version from Manteigaria. To complete the experience, enjoy a “bica” (espresso) and take a pleasant walk to Belém Tower by the Tagus River.
Bairro Alto & Cais do Sodré: Nightlife and snacks.
In Bairro Alto and Cais do Sodré, gastronomy comes alive with traditional Portuguese snacks such as pica-pau, grilled chouriço, and codfish fritters. We recommend A Taberna da Rua das Flores to enjoy them, or explore the variety at the Time Out Market. Pair your meal with a wine from the Lisbon region or a Portuguese gin cocktail and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of these iconic neighborhoods.
The Lisbon region offers much more than stunning views and rich history — it also delights the palate. This itinerary is a starting point for those who want to dive into local culture through gastronomy. Bring your appetite and adventurous spirit, and let yourself be carried away by the flavors of the capital and its surroundings.
For those seeking a comfortable and well-located stay, Hotel Roma is an excellent choice. Located in the Avenidas Novas area, it offers easy access to the city center and a welcoming atmosphere. And best of all: our restaurant, Fiesta, serves authentic Portuguese cuisine, perfect for starting or ending your day with a delicious meal. An ideal option for those wishing to explore Lisbon’s gastronomic route with convenience and tranquility.
Rückkehr
Alfama & Mouraria: Where tradition lives.
In Alfama and Mouraria, two of Lisbon’s most authentic neighborhoods, tradition is felt around every corner — and at the table it’s no different. Try the must-have Bacalhau à Brás at O Velho Eurico, a modern tavern that preserves the traditional Lisbon spirit. End your visit with a Ginjinha at the stairs of São Jorge Castle, overlooking the city.
Belém: History and delicacies.
In the Belém area, the classic Pastel de Nata is the undisputed star. Taste the original recipe at the famous Pastéis de Belém or compare it with the equally delicious version from Manteigaria. To complete the experience, enjoy a “bica” (espresso) and take a pleasant walk to Belém Tower by the Tagus River.
Bairro Alto & Cais do Sodré: Nightlife and snacks.
In Bairro Alto and Cais do Sodré, gastronomy comes alive with traditional Portuguese snacks such as pica-pau, grilled chouriço, and codfish fritters. We recommend A Taberna da Rua das Flores to enjoy them, or explore the variety at the Time Out Market. Pair your meal with a wine from the Lisbon region or a Portuguese gin cocktail and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of these iconic neighborhoods.
The Lisbon region offers much more than stunning views and rich history — it also delights the palate. This itinerary is a starting point for those who want to dive into local culture through gastronomy. Bring your appetite and adventurous spirit, and let yourself be carried away by the flavors of the capital and its surroundings.
For those seeking a comfortable and well-located stay, Hotel Roma is an excellent choice. Located in the Avenidas Novas area, it offers easy access to the city center and a welcoming atmosphere. And best of all: our restaurant, Fiesta, serves authentic Portuguese cuisine, perfect for starting or ending your day with a delicious meal. An ideal option for those wishing to explore Lisbon’s gastronomic route with convenience and tranquility.