Inside what was once a church in the Baixa, Floresta das Escadinhas runs a compact tasca whose tables spill out onto the stone stairway beyond the door. Meat and fish are cooked over charcoal, framed by a menu of Portuguese classics that has barely shifted in decades. Its busiest stretch comes at lunchtime, when the room and the steps fill up.
People who live in Lisbon have a tip for Floresta das Escadinhas, and it is in the Locally app.
In our guides
Nearby in the same guides
- O Velho EuricoEat· Alfama
- As Bifanas do AfonsoEat· Baixa
- GambrinusEat· Baixa
- A ProvincianaEat· Baixa
