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Atalho Burger House

RestaurantHamburger restaurantMercado de Campo de Ourique

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General

Atalho Burger House is Grupo Atalho's burger counter inside Mercado de Campo de Ourique. It brings the group's meat-focused idea to a compact choice of smash burgers and classic burgers, with a crispy chicken alternative. The official menu specifies daily-ground, 100% Black Angus beef for the smash burgers, served in lightly toasted brioche. Cheese, bacon cheese, and spicy versions are clear starting points; fries, coleslaw, and salad do the supporting work. It is a route to an Atalho burger without committing to a full steak meal.

Cuisine

Two burger formats shape the menu. The 160g smash burger comes in cheese, bacon cheese, spicy, and Wagyu versions; cheddar, onion, ketchup, mustard, and pickles keep the combinations recognizable, while the spicy version adds house spicy sauce and malagueta. The 140g classics include double cheese, bacon cheese, and gorgonzola, alongside a crispy chicken burger made with panko-breaded chicken breast. It is a focused list, with plenty of room for choosing how much cheese, bacon, or heat belongs in the plan.

Experience

Its market-counter setting makes a burger an easy choice within a shared meal: one person can stay with the burger list while others draw on the market's wider options. Dine-in, takeaway, and delivery are available. The short divide between smash and classic burgers keeps ordering straightforward; the sides do not require a strategic meeting.

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Working hours

Local time: 05:36 (Europe/Lisbon)

Closed now
Mon12:00-22:30
Tue12:00-22:30
Wed12:00-22:30
Thu12:00-22:30
Fri12:00-22:30
Sat12:00-22:30
Sun12:00-22:30

Address

R. Coelho da Rocha 104

Mercado de Campo de Ourique

Lisbon, Lisboa, 1350-007

Portugal

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