Discover Portugal's Most Interesting Bars

A vibrant tropical cocktail bar blending tiki flair with modern mixology, Monkey Mash offers inventive agave and sugarcane-based drinks in a lush, art-filled setting.

Sip Portuguese wines beneath a preserved altar in this 19th-century chapel-turned-wine bar. Capela Incomum blends sacred history with cozy charm in Porto’s Cedofeita district.

Cocktails as wild as woodland creatures—seasonal, foraged, fierce-flavoured drinks in Chiado’s sleek, fox-den bar where each tipple is named after an animal.

A hidden Art Deco gem in Príncipe Real—Foxtrot blends speakeasy intrigue with English‑pub charm. Think warm fireplaces, quirky cocktails, cozy rooms, a secret garden, and a pool table—all with a ring‑the‑bell entrance.

Royal Cocktail Club Porto is an elegant downtown gem—featuring marble counters, bronze tones, and a luxe hotel‑inspired vibe. Cozy yet sophisticated, it offers classic and creative cocktails in a stylish, speakeasy‑meets‑club setting.

Step into Red Frog, Lisbon's hidden speakeasy, where innovative cocktails meet 1920s ambiance. Ranked among the world's best bars, this intimate lounge offers a unique mixology experience behind an unmarked door.

The Kissaten — Lisbon’s intimate listening bar at Locke de Santa Joana: dim-lit, vinyl-spun vibes, the city's largest whisky selection, and record-jumpers in a serene, sensory-rich escape. Drink slowly, listen deeply.

A sultry, vintage-inspired bar in a former brothel, Pensão Amor offers eclectic cocktails, burlesque shows, and a nostalgic ambiance in Lisbon's lively Cais do Sodré district.

Rooftop bar with panoramic views over Lisbon, offering cocktails, Portuguese cuisine, and a relaxed atmosphere behind the Carmo Convent.

Ring the bell to enter Pavilhão Chinês, a hidden Lisbon gem veiled behind a red door: half antique museum, half cocktail salon. Wander through five eccentric rooms, where rare curios and theatrical cocktails collide in timeless style.