Lobo Mau takes its name (which means “bad wolf”) from the nickname of chef Hugo Guerra. Although he is, in...
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Lisbon-based food and travel journalist Ann Abel writes for publications including Forbes, Conde Nast Traveller, Departures, Robb Report and Afar.
Yes, the fish and seafood are outstanding, and no, the bifanas and pregos aren’t going anywhere. But in the past...
Algarve chef Rui Sequeira honed his craft at the two-Michelin-star Ocean restaurant, among other kitchens. Done with traditional fine dining,...
After chef Diogo Noronha closed his fish restaurant Pesca, his next move was in a completely different direction. Ameaça Vegetal...
For all of its worldly flavors and cosmopolitan glamour, Drogaria restaurant in Lisbon, is both a passion project and a...
If you haven’t been to the five-star Valverde Hotel in Lisbon lately, you need to go soon. The only Relais...
“Tasco Atipico” is the slogan for Ofício, the casual new spot in Chiado, but it doesn’t quite do the restaurant...
The hot springs are the main reason to visit the Furnas Boutique Hotel, in an area of São Miguel, Azores,...