Martinho Da Arcada

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Martinho Da Arcada

Martinho Da Arcada is one of Lisbon’s oldest restaurants, with Fernando Pessoa as the most illustrious regular guest. Enjoy traditional Portuguese cuisine in a noisy dining room or on a pavement table in the arcade. This is a beautiful tiled café with price-worthy food.

Information

addressPraça do Comércio 3, Lisbon
emailreservas@martinhodaarcada.pt
moreInfoMartinho Da Arcada first opened its doors in 1782!
openingHoursDaily noon–3pm / 7pm–10pm
phone+351 218 879 259
websiteVisit website

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