MALT in Lisbon: photos, reviews

About

Tucked away in one of Lisbon's lively districts, MALT offers an inviting escape for those looking to experience the city's vibrant nightlife. Known for its friendly staff and prime location, this spot is a favorite among tourists and locals alike. The cozy, casual atmosphere makes it an ideal place to meet up with friends, whether you're indulging in a leisurely lunch or enjoying the lively evening ambiance.

MALT's menu is as diverse as its clientele, featuring delightful dishes like fish and monkfish, as well as creamy hummus to satisfy your taste buds. The bar is well-stocked, offering a range of cocktails, beers, and wines to complement your meal. Outdoor seating provides a pleasant option for those wanting to soak in the Lisbon air, while live performances add an extra layer of entertainment to your visit.

The establishment strikes a perfect balance between quality and cost, with dining options capped at a reasonable 9 EUR per person and a happy hour that won't break the bank. A relaxed dress code welcomes both locals and tourists to unwind and enjoy all that MALT has to offer.

Price

up to 9 EUR

Meals

Lunch

Services

Outdoor seating, Dine-in

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving food

Payment

Payment by credit card, Payment by debit card, NFC payment

Atmosphere

Casual, Cozy

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

R. Alecrim

Bus stop 106 m walk

Mercado Ribeira

Bus stop 137 m walk

Corpo Santo

Tram stop 127 m walk

R. Vitor Cordon

Tram stop 95 m walk

3.4

based on 111 review

Google

3.4/5 111 review

Jan Rendl

All is got, but dj is one of the worst in this street i think.

Leticia Valerie

Chill place, happy hour price are very fair

Spencer James

Atmosphere: 1

We visited as part of a prearranged fancy dress bar crawl (where we were assured that our outfits would be accepted). After having been in the bar for over an hour I was suddenly approached by an aggressive man demanding I take my hat off (I was in fancy dress as a cowboy). I was confused as to who this person was (they were not clearly identified as security). I was informed that wearing a hat indoors is deeply offensive in this otherwise sanctimonious part of Lisbon so I decided to leave rather than bow to the pressure of the door staff or risk physical violence. Best avoided.