Dona Beija

Name: Dona Beija
Address: Av. Duque de Loulé 22b, 1050-085 Lisboa, Portugal, Lisboa, Portugal

4.3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Dona Beija - O Boteco em Lisboa - Donabeija.pt

Dona Beija é um pedacinho de Brasil no coração de Lisboa. O verdadeiro Boteco sem precisar sair de Portugal. Para as caipirinhas, petiscos, feijoada, música...

About Dona Beija

O Dona Beĳa é um pouquinho de Brasil que vem aquecer o coração de Lisboa.

Um tributo à memória e ao sabor brasileiro, às velhas histórias e aos novos encontros. Um pouquinho de Brasil mergulhado, de norte a sul, na boa música, na tradicional comida de boteco e na cerveja incrivelmente gelada.

De semana, passe para um almoço rápido ou para descontrair na clássica happy hour. No fim de semana, não dispense as delícias de uma feĳoada e as alegrias de um samba ou futebol.

Contact Dona Beija

Address :	Av. Duque de Loulé 22b, 1050-085 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone :	📞 +7
Website :	http://www.donabeija.pt/
Categories :	Restaurant , Bar , Brazilian restaurant ,
City :	Lisboa

Av. Duque de Loulé 22b, 1050-085 Lisboa, Portugal

Best Brazilian restaurant in portugal

R	Ricardo Valim on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very good Brazilian food, on Saturdays a great feijoada, the best I proved in Portugal and this Pastéis were delicious too.
A	Antonia Gomes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A small peace of Brazil in Portugal!Nice people and the food was amazing.
L	Lukas P. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good brazil food!
S	Sarah Zup on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good caipirinhas and moqueca, the brigadeiro in the plate was delicious as well. Friendly service and brazilian live music. Really liked my evening there.
V	Vanu Somes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Unfortunately, i wasn‘t even able to eat here as I decided to leave the restaurant because of rudeness. I wanted to enjoy my birthday here. We had no reservation, but the waitress (very stressed although the restaurant was maybe half full) gave us a table near the toilet. There were 3 tables, one next to the toilet, the other two not. One of them not-next-to-the-toilet table were seated by two woman. so we decided to sit on the 2. table, next to the woman. But one of the woman started to yell at us, that she doesn‘t want us to sit in the near of her. I cannot speak because I have no voice and we couldnt explain to the woman, why I didnt want a table next to the toilet. the waitress came and made it even worse. everyone was yelling at me, and I was really embarrassed by those people’s behavior. After the customer and the waitress left, I just cried and decided to leave the restaurant. Maybe the managers should teach the employes how to treat people & how to solve situation in which other customers act rude. I left the restaurant very sad. There were no nice „hello good evening“, no friendly smile, nothing welcoming. very sad.
A	Adriano da Silva Coelho on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not so good. The rice and feijoada were delicious, but there was not too much options of salad and meat. The lemonade I asked for came with some leaks into it and missing lemons what I didn't like. Of course in Brazil food is a lot better.
T	Tainá Guedes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I have been here twice. The first time was all fine. The second time, not so nice. We arrived late, about 14:30 hours and the restaurant was about to close at 15:00 hours. There were some empty tables, but we had to wait, as the staff said they were reserved (the guests never arrived though) When the food arrived, the beans were waterly and not very tasty. The vegan moqueca had very little coconut milk, one of the main ingredients of this dish. A bit disappointing, but I will give it another chance. I hope until there they will have organic drinks and no coca-cola :o) The decoration deserved a picture.
H	Hope F on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Food was excellent and service was good (friendly and fast) with fluent English. I had pão de queijo and moqueca for one, both were delicious. House wine was so so but nothing to complain about. Would have loved to try feijõada here but unfortunately it's only available on the weekend, per tradition!