To.B - To burger or not to burger - R. Capelo 24

Good staff, clean place. Location is also very convenient. I had rustic potatoes and their classic burger. The potatoes were amazing. The burger was ok, the bun was soggy with plenty of mayonnaise, but the meat was good.

Super good burger and fries!! The staff was very kind and explained some things in detail. I got the one with mushrooms and it was very tasty. Only down side is fries are not included with the burger so you have to order them separately. Great experience!

We ordered the mushroom burger to our hotel after arriving into Lisbon a bit late through Uber eats. 2 burgers with fries & sweet potato chips + 2 Coke zeros = 29€. The bun was nice and soft and the mushroom inside was quite meaty. However, it was smothered in Mayo? Way too much Mayo for even a Mayo lover. Which was odd since packets of Mayo came with the burger. Calma on the mayo faz favor.

Wow. What a great experience. A young guy served us yesterday, unfortunately, I don’t know his name. He was extremely friendly and professional. Cracked some good jokes too. We were a group of 9 and we loved him. The food is just delicious. Very well deserved 5*. Keep up the good work, guys!

It was a nice place, my burger was good, though the slice of tomato inside was 3mm thin and almost transparent. Meat was tasty and prepared accurately. Service was very good - nice people! ? Bathrooms were fine. I spent a little over 15€ on a set - my burger (normal size), fries and coke.

To.B Artisan Hamburgers and a nod to the Bard After frequently walking past To.B in its great location by the Opera House in Chiado, we realized we had taken Hamlet too much at his word and dithered far too oft, so we finally added it to our friendly competition seeking the best burgers in Lisbon. Since the cool weather of early December had arrived, we elected to dine inside--a bit of a rarity in our nine months here--and found a cozy atmosphere and friendly, accommodating staff. The menu, in the spirit of Hamlet, features a solid array of burgers, but with an “Or Not To.B” sampling as well. Bottom line for the Prince of Denmark is that it truly is a burger place, and “though this be madness, yet there is method in ‘t.” After a shared plate of some of the best nachos in memory, Sarah and I chose the first item on the To.B list, deciding to “Taint not thy mind” with too many options. We loved the To.B burger with its crispy bacon, caramelized onions, lettuce and tomato, and the aptly titled To.B sauce. The burger was just the right thickness, not overwhelming, and cooked perfectly to medium rare—definitely fit for a prince. The bun was also excellent and wonderfully flavorful, a touch thinner than some, but with a bit of a crispy edge and a delightful chew. The To.B sauce--we ordered it on the side to add just what we needed--was a perfect complement to the burger with its mayo based lightness. Our friend, Kevin, “to thine own self be true,” went instead for the basic queijo (cheese) burger and loved the simplicity of its highlighting the beef. We all went for the typical batatas fritas versus the larger, rustic wedges and we loved their perfect combination of golden crisp and flavorful center. Overall, To.B “proved most royal” and we can “speak loudly for him.” A finalist for best in Lisbon, indeed!

The best burger I have eaten in a while. Fresh beef cooked medium in a brioche bun! I had the Cool burger with cheddar cheese, caramelised onion, guacamole, lettuce and tomato! Mouth watering ? and the service is outstanding to!! Thank you

Meat quality was very good. Nachos with cheese is very recommended as starter. We ordered to be cool and to be cheese burger. Both very tasty and delicious. Bread quality cool be better, but no blame for this price. Tables outside are also very cozy. Waiters very nice and helpful.