O Trevo

KiraKat★★★★★★★★★★5.0a month ago

Was expecting this to be a touristy place but decided to give it a shot as recommended by my Airbnb owner. Pleasantly surprised that many locals come here and it felt to be a very authentic and traditional experience with people eating bifanas by the counter with a beer. The bifana was great and I also ordered some fries that turned out to be the best French fries I’ve had in a long time!

Lindsey Hiner★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

Fun place for fast, very affordable food! My husband and I split a Bifana, a Prego, and an order of fries. It's not gourmet, but we enjoyed every bite. And we had just enough room after for dessert! The place itself is tiny and there are a few tables packed inside, community style, and two outside. You can also eat standing at the counter. The woman who helps us was really nice and welcoming. Cash only.

G O Tapia★★★★★★★★★★5.05 months ago

An absolute institution and a must-visit in Lisbon (famously featured on one of Anthony Bourdain’s shows). Stepping inside feels like going back in time—right down to the prices—you can get a bifana for under €5 (considering the prime area it’s in, that’s a steal)! The staff are no-nonsense but genuinely friendly and helpful, which only adds to the charm.

Dennis Quinto★★★★★★★★★★5.02 months ago

Made a stop to a simple, no-frills spot that’s become legendary thanks to Anthony Bourdain. Had to try the famous Bifana, a succulent steak marinated in garlic and spices 😋 our 2nd restaurant visited by Bourdain on this trip!

Danylo Tretiak★★★★★★★★★★5.07 months ago

It's something like a local Portuguese sandwich. They make it right there in front of you, with cheese and chicken. It costs €3.50. Just come and enjoy. There's little guarantee you'll get a seat, but you can also get takeout.