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Imperial de Campo de Ourique

RestaurantPortuguese restaurant

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Imperial de Campo de Ourique is a long-running Lisbon tasca whose tavern life dates to 1947. It is the place for traditional Portuguese cooking in an old-school, lived-in room: chanfana, cabrito, bacalhau, dobrada, cozido and other hearty dishes sit naturally beside petiscos and house desserts.

Come for a proper lunch rather than polished dining-room ritual. The history and direct tasca rhythm are part of the point, making it especially rewarding for anyone who enjoys regional food served with little ceremony.

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Local time: 17:20 (Europe/Lisbon)

Closed now
Mon09:00-16:00
Tue09:00-16:00
Wed09:00-16:00
Thu09:00-16:00
Fri09:00-16:00
Sat09:00-16:00
SunClosed

Address

Rua Correia Teles 67/69

Campo de Ourique

Lisbon, Lisboa, 1350-095

Portugal

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