Quaint, locally-owned wine, beer, and cocktail bars with lively terraces and cozy interiors surround the Intendente and Anjos neighborhoods. Explore just some of our top picks that are only steps from where you’ll be staying.
Rude Wine Bar, nestled in a former 1940s delicatessen in Anjos, offers a carefully curated selection of around 40 Portuguese wines. Drawn to the neighborhood for its raw, gritty charm, the owners have embraced this spirit in their offerings: low-intervention, natural wines paired with simple yet characterful cold dishes. The space itself retains its delicatessen heritage, featuring a marble counter that extends into the interior tables. Bold red walls and striking paintings of nude figures holding wine glasses add to the bar’s audacious personality. Complementing the wine is a menu of thoughtfully crafted snacks by chef Eugeniu Musteata, part of the 100 Maneiras group.
O PIF is a charming wine bar nestled in Lisbon’s vibrant Anjos district, effortlessly blending casual charm with understated elegance in a neighborhood undergoing rapid transformation. Situated on the ground floor of a corner building, it boasts a prime “balcony” location at the intersection of Rua Maria Andrade and Rua Maria. What sets O PIF apart is its unwavering commitment to showcasing 100% Portuguese wines, offering a true taste of the region. No reservations are needed—or accepted—so you can simply drop in and enjoy. The bar is open Tuesday to Saturday from 5 PM to 11 PM, with extended hours until 11:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays.
Sputnik stands out as one of Lisbon’s top destinations for craft beer enthusiasts. With 12 rotating taps and a selection of over 100 bottled beers, it’s a haven for anyone passionate about great brews. Offering a mix of both global favorites and locally crafted Portuguese beers, Sputnik invites you to explore a world of flavors. Perfect for beer lovers, curious tasters, and adventurous drinkers alike!
Dois Corvos, one of Portugal’s most renowned craft breweries, invites you to experience their Intendente Taproom—a must-visit destination during your time in Lisbon. Here, you’ll discover 12 rotating taps of freshly brewed beer, a full kitchen, and an extensive selection of cans, bottles, and Portuguese wines. The kitchen stays open late, offering a menu inspired by seafood pub fare, alongside delicious burgers and a variety of vegetarian and vegan options.
A Mata, which translates to “The Forest,” perfectly lives up to its name. The bar is adorned with lush greenery and vibrant vegetation, creating the ambiance of an urban jungle. With its relaxed and laid-back atmosphere, it’s the ideal spot to unwind. On select nights, the space comes alive with incredible live music that lasts well into the night. Whether you’re catching up with friends or looking for a cozy place to get some work done, A Mata offers a unique and inviting experience.
