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Mesa de Frades is much more than a restaurant with music: the place has become a true temple of Fado and an absolute must-see during your Lisbon trip. In this former chapel where the walls are covered with 18th-century tiles, renowned Fado singers, as well as singers from the new generation of Fadistas perform every night.
Enjoy an informal atmosphere and a dinner menu full of tasty traditional Portuguese dishes. The menu at Mesa de Frades includes a traditional couvert, a round of starters, a variety of main courses for all tastes and dietary restrictions, dessert, coffee and, of course, a selection of Portuguese wine. At Mesa de Frades, you will find what is possibly one of the best fado shows in Lisbon and some of the best memories you'll take back home from your trip to the Portuguese capital.

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If you're looking for an authentic Fado show in Lisbon, then this traditional tasca may be just what you imagined. Paying homage to the poets of Fado, Canto do Poeta seamlessly combines Portuguese cuisine with Fado music and its artists.

Located in the Alfama neighbourhood, one of the oldest in town, Canto do Poeta guarantees an intimate experience and the possibility to witness an authentic Fado performance where the artists interact with the public in an engaging atmosphere. This experience at Canto do Poeta includes a full set menu including traditional couvert, starters, main course, dessert, coffee and drinks.

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Housed in an 18th-century palace and built on the ancient Roman Theater on the hillside of the Castle, the Associação do Fado Casto reveals its tall vaulted stone arches. At the tables and on the wooden benches, you can taste delicious Portuguese snacks, surrounded by the most important records of Fado History.

Here the nights are always surprising, with the house sometimes inviting other musical genres to visit the Fado Casto Association. This Fado in Lisbon experience includes a set dinner menu before enjoying the live performances of Fado artists. The menu includes traditional couvert, starters, a selection of main courses, dessert, coffee and drinks (wine, beer, water or soft drinks).

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