Last joint open in the concourse for late night flights. Given a choice, I'd still come here.
Best padaria in Graça. A "padaria" is a bakery. But in Portugal it is much more than that. Bakery, pastry shop, breakfast place, snack bar. Sometimes convenience store. All in one place.
The local and friendly garrafeira (wine merchant) and frutaria (fruit and fresh produce) shop.
Simple, good, cheap Portuguese food. This is where the locals eat. Not fancy, but perfect service from the great Claudia. Unbeatable €7 menu: soup, main course, dessert, pitcher of wine, espresso.
Real deal for fado vadio (a more improvised and raw version of the sanitised, touristy fado houses). If you don't want to be overcharged, do like the locals: don't sit. Order at the bar and stand.
The hidden gem of Graça. Small and inconspicuous like any other local greasy spoon, Cardoso is several notches above the rest. The bacalhau, the fresh fish and the alheira are memorable. Old school.
