Velho Macedo en Lisboa: fotos, reseñas

Descripción

Velho Macedo en Lisboa ofrece un encantador escape del bullicio de la ciudad, ofreciendo un ambiente acogedor e informal perfecto tanto para comensales solitarios como para amigos que se reúnen para comer. Con su atmósfera íntima, este restaurante es famoso por su cocina portuguesa casera, servida tanto en platos pequeños como en raciones generosas. Ya sea que tengas ganas de un almuerzo relajado o de una cena nocturna, Velho Macedo satisface todos los gustos con una impresionante selección de vinos y cervezas para complementar tu comida. El nivel de precios moderado asegura una experiencia placentera sin gastar una fortuna. Con servicios como reservas y un aseo acogedor, este favorito de los turistas sigue siendo una excelente opción para una experiencia culinaria tranquila pero satisfactoria.

Precio

$$$$ 9 - 24 EUR

Comidas

Almuerzo, Cena

Cocinas

Portugués

Servicios

Reservas disponibles, Comer en el lugar, Se recomienda hacer reservaciones

Oferta

Se sirve alcohol, Sirviendo postres, Platos pequeños, Comida nocturna, Servir cerveza, Servir vino, Sirviendo café

Pago

Pago con tarjeta de crédito

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Lg. Caldas

Parada de autobús 131 m caminar

Rua da Conceição

Parada de autobús 182 m caminar

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Parada de autobús 124 m caminar

Sé

Estación de tránsito 206 m caminar

4.4

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4.4/5 705 opiniones

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4.6/5 30 opiniones

Jessica C.

Comida: 5
Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

We had no dinner reservations on a Wednesday nite in July and tried Pinoquio, but there was a long line!) Our tuktuk driver (@alextuktuklisbon) recommended Velho Macedo - he described it as small and family owned for several generations. We went around 9 pm on a Wednesday night. The place was full but there was one table available so we were seated without a wait. The 2 dinners we had reservations for the previous nights (Chapito and Ramiro) were disappointments. (Chapito views were incredible though.) So I was hoping for a really good dinner --- food was what I was looking forward to the most, with our first visit to Lisbon! We ordered: * house olives * Gambas a guilho * Caldo Verde soup *Codfish with maize bread *Steak-velho macedo (2 people) I wanted to try one more dish, so I added on the grilled dory with green vegetables & potatoes. The owner took our order and was a little worried it may be a little too much food for just the 2 of us. But I wanted to try it all! We ordered a pitcher of the house white wine - delicious. The house olives-- awesome, lots of garlic & parsley!! The garlic shrimp - amazing! Everything was served hot, fresh off the stove/oven. The caldo Verde soup was delicious - slightly creamy, hearty (no idea what's in it, we loved it). The 3 main dishes came out together. My husband is a white boy from West Virginia and so the Codfish with CORN BREAD caught his eye --- wonderful dish. The cabbage, the onions, the fish, a dish that reminds you of home. The steak came with rice and 2 fried eggs. How the heck did they make the steaks so tender?! There was no, 'how do you want your steak cooked' because they know how to make a good steak (it had a little au jus). The grilled dory fish - our favorite dish, lightly seasoned and perfect. 2 shots of the traditional cherry liquor were then served at the end. The waiter came by and told us to eat the cups -- they were made of chocolate! 😯 Someone ordered a slice of their molotof dessert) - it looked amazing. It was shaped like a bundt cake -- tall, round and spongy So we asked for a slice to go. We were so happy with our dinner - i kept asking my husband, isnt this our best dinner so far? Way better than our dinners previously at Chapito and Ramiro. I speak zero Portuguese, except for 'obrigado'. But I wanted to tell the owner how much we enjoyed our meal. So I used my Google translator, and showed my cell phone screen to him: "o melhor jantar em Lisboa" (the best dinner in Lisbon) and gave him a big hug. There are several comments about the owner coming across as 'cold', 'not friendly', 'icy welcome' etc. and all I could think about were those annoying people outside the touristy places with menus in hand, trying to get you to eat at their restaurant - such a turn off! Velho Macedo is the O.G. -- no car salesman attitudes here and it is what makes it so charming, in my opinion. Amazing homestyle Portuguese food, intimate setting (7 or 8 tabl...

Joao Silveirinha

Comida: 5
Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

Nice quiet simple place with great Authentic portuguese food.

Elizabeth Consonni

Comida: 5
Servicio: 5
Atmósfera: 5

Tipica trattoria portoghese, piatti abbondanti e vino della casa molto buono. Consigliamo assolutamente di andarci per una cena portoghese!

Velho Macedo en Lisboa