Lisbon

Lisbon is the biggest city of Portugal and since 1147 the political centre of the country. Lisbon is pretty much the most buzzing capital city in the west end of Europe. After this piece of earth was shaken and stirred, it only started sprucing itself up about a decade ago, so pay full respect to its architectural heritage. Most locals are conservative yet very friendly, despite their constant financial drama. Tame climates award this constantly-up-and-down city as an all year-round destination. Take advantage of the close beaches and fresh seafood from the array of gastronomic top-picks. Sip on a frosty cocktail in the Bairro Alto district while tuning into some classic Fado before whizzing through the cities energetic nightlife.


Gourmet Restaurants

The definite guide for food lovers and those who want to become one!

ELEVEN

"Eleven" - Lisbon's most glamorous restaurant named by 11 friends and united by the dream of creating a world class restaurant in Portugal; with chef Joachim Koerper's concept of using only fresh ingredients from the market and creating modern and innovative but rooted in the traditions of Mediterranean cooking and last but not least the killer location on a hill with stunning views over the Tagus river and the old city makes this restaurant a real experience



Chef: JOACHIM KOERPER
Address: Rua Marques de Frontiera, Jardin Amalia Rodrigues,1070 Lisbon, Portugal
Opening hours: OPEN: 12:30PM - 3PM AND 7:30PM - 11PM; CLOSED: SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Web: http://www.restauranteleven.com/
Phone: +351 213 862 211
Reservation Email: 11@restauranteleven.com


* This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm opening hours, dress code and pets policy directly with the restaurant in question before planning your trip.