A Primavera Do Jerónimo in Lisbon: photos, reviews

About

A Primavera Do Jerónimo, a charming eatery in Lisbon, exudes warmth and hospitality. Established in 1929, this historic tasca has welcomed everyone from Josephine Baker to Elizabeth Olsen, cementing its place in the city's cultural tapestry. The menu delights with offerings such as surf and turf and the highly praised octopus with potatoes. With an inviting ambiance and a nod to inclusivity, it opens its doors to all, offering vegetarian options alongside more traditional fare. The moderate pricing pairs well with a glass of wine or a crafted cocktail, making it perfect for a leisurely dinner. Whether you opt for dine-in or delivery, expect a memorable culinary journey complemented by free Wi-Fi and excellent service.

Price

$$$$ 17 EUR

Meals

Dinner

Cuisines

European, Mediterranean, Portuguese

Services

Delivery, Reservations available, Outdoor seating, Dine-in

Dietary options

Vegetarian options

Offering

Serving alcohol, Serving desserts, Small plates, Serving cocktails, Serving beer, Serving wine, Serving coffee

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pç. Luis Camões (B. Alto)

Tram stop 107 m walk

Calhariz (Bica)

Tram stop 200 m walk

Chiado

Tram stop 239 m walk

Baixa-Chiado

Subway station 189 m walk

4.5

based on 601 review

Google

4.5/5 567 reviews

Facebook

4.5/5 34 reviews

Daisy Lutyens

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Incredible food and vibe. Staff are so lovely - would always recommend to anyone visiting Lisbon

Gino Di Liberto

Food: 4
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Locale molto piccolo (circa 20 posti a sedere) ma si respira un'aria molto portoghese! Personale gentile e disponibile, cibo tipico portoghese anch'esso molto buono. 4 stelle le merita tutte!

cukurcumatimes com

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Visited by lots of celebrities. From Josephine Baker in 1939, Juliette Greco in 70s to Elisabeth Olsen in 2025. Even by former prime minister of Portugal António Costa. Almost 100 years old tasca and still well protected. Try homemade pickles and rice stuffed mussel near local portuguese vermut. Try to make reserve from google map and select table 8. It is close to the door. Windy and you re almost in the street. Refrigator is from 1950s and some of tiles are art deco from 20s. It is like a time capsule and hidden gem in the chaos of Bairro Alto.