Best Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Lisbon
This list is the full set of Michelin-starred restaurants in our Lisbon guide: 16 restaurants and 19 Michelin stars in total. Belcanto in Chiado, Henrique Sá Pessoa in Amoreiras and 50 seconds from Martin Berasategui in Olivais Norte hold the highest awards on the list. Every other restaurant here holds a Michelin star. Menus run from tasting sequences to omakase counters and à la carte service. Chiado and Amoreiras are the neighborhoods that appear most often.
Kabuki Lisboa in Amoreiras is the restaurant on this list with a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its list runs to 570 selections and a 2,000-bottle inventory, with sake beside Japanese-Portuguese cooking. Other wine programs on the list are exceptional, including sommelier-led lists at Belcanto in Chiado, Feitoria in Torre de Belem and Grenache in Castelo.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants holding Michelin stars, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
2Monkeys
1 Michelin star
A Michelin-starred theatrical dining room set inside the former wine cellar of Torel Palace Lisboa, 2Monkeys seats just 12 guests at a central open kitchen for a single creative menu that draws on Portuguese ingredients with French-inflected technique. Chefs Vítor Matos and Guilherme Spalk run proceedings at close range, with no fixed time limit imposed on the table.
50 seconds from Martin Berasategui
2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list
At 50 seconds from Martin Berasategui, time becomes especially precise seasoning. This refined sanctuary distills the maestro’s philosophy into an intimate, impeccably choreographed experience where each course unfurls with quiet confidence and crystalline precision. Expect feather-light textures, luminous flavors, and a service cadence that anticipates your desires before you voice them—an ode to Basque terroir polished by technique that feels both effortless and inevitable. Here, the tasting menu reads like a love letter to seasonality and craft, advancing from oceanic whispers to woodland richness with poetic clarity. Low-lit elegance, hushed acoustics, and expert wine guidance give the evening its polished glow, while bespoke touches—hand-polished glassware, porcelain that frames each dish like a gallery vignette—affirm a rarefied sense of occasion. It is dining as a perfectly measured heartbeat: intimate, precise, and utterly transporting.
Belcanto
2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list
Belcanto holds two Michelin stars and ranked #31 on the World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2024, placing it at the summit of Lisbon's fine dining tier. Chef José Avillez runs two tasting menus and an à la carte from a 45-seat room beneath vaulted ceilings in Chiado. La Liste scored it 96.5 points in 2025. Book well ahead; Tuesday through Saturday only.
CURA
1 Michelin star
Located inside the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon with its own entrance on Rua Rodrigo da Fonseca, CURA holds a Michelin star and a La Liste ranking of 81 points (2026). Chef Pedro Pena Bastos presents two tasting menus built around the tension between Portuguese culinary memory and contemporary technique, with vegetables occupying a central role across both formats. Ranked 214th in Europe by Opinionated About Dining in 2025.
Eleven
1 Michelin star
Perched above the Amália Rodrigues gardens at the summit of Parque Eduardo VII, Eleven holds a Michelin star and an Opinionated About Dining Classical in Europe ranking, placing it firmly in Lisbon's top tier of fine dining. German chef Joachim Koerper, with more than five decades of experience, works Mediterranean-influenced menus built around seasonal Portuguese produce, with four distinct tasting formats alongside à la carte options.
Encanto
1 Michelin star
Encanto sits beside José Avillez's Michelin-starred Belcanto on Largo de São Carlos, operating as one of Lisbon's most deliberate vegetarian tasting menus. A 12-course format built around seasonal Portuguese produce, zero-waste principles, and biodynamic wine pairings, it holds 4 Radishes from the Green Michelin guide, strong evidence of where Lisbon's plant-forward fine dining now positions itself.
EPUR
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
EPUR holds a Michelin star and an Opinionated About Dining Top Restaurants in Europe ranking (#456, 2025) in Chiado, one of Lisbon's most architecturally layered neighbourhoods. Chef Vincent Farges runs two tasting menus, an 8-course and a 10-course, built around vegetable-forward creative cooking with strong French technique applied to Portuguese ingredients. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 7:30 PM.
Feitoria
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
Feitoria sits inside the Altis Belem Hotel on Lisbon's waterfront, holding a Michelin star and a La Liste ranking of 91 points (2025). The menu draws directly from Portuguese seasonal suppliers, translating classic regional dishes through high-level technique. Closed Sunday and Monday, it operates Tuesday through Saturday from 6:30 PM.
Grenache
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
Grenache brings French contemporary technique to one of Lisbon's most atmospheric addresses, a courtyard beside the Palácio dos Condes de Belmonte in Alfama. Chef Philippe Gelfi holds a Michelin star (2024) and offers two tasting menus built around local seasonal produce. The kitchen-side tables and terrace setting make it a considered choice for milestone dining in the city.
Henrique Sá Pessoa
2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list
Alma occupies an 18th-century building that once served as the warehouse for Bertrand, the world's oldest bookshop, and the history in the walls is more than decorative. Two menus frame the kitchen's output: the Alma tasting menu built around signature dishes, and Costa a Costa, dedicated entirely to Portuguese fish and seafood. It sits among Lisbon's upper tier of fine-dining addresses, with Michelin recognition and a format that rewards guests with time to spend.
Kabuki Lisboa
1 Michelin star · Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence
The first Kabuki outpost outside Spain occupies three floors of the Galerias Ritz at the Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon, holding a Michelin star since 2024. The kitchen works Japanese technique against Portuguese coastal ingredients, producing a menu that reflects a genuine historical connection between the two cultures. A wine list of 570 selections and a 2,000-bottle inventory complete the proposition.
Kanazawa
1 Michelin star
Kanazawa holds a Michelin star in Lisbon's growing Japanese dining scene, operating an eight-seat counter format rooted in kaiseki tradition. Chef Paulo Morais runs separate lunch and dinner menus at different levels of elaboration, with seafood nigiris among the more noted elements. The €€€€ price tier and limited seating make advance planning essential.
Loco
1 Michelin star
Loco holds a Michelin star and ranks among Europe's top 400 restaurants (Opinionated About Dining, 2025), operating from the Estrela neighbourhood on a fixed 16-course surprise tasting menu. Chef Alexandre Silva structures the kitchen around micro-seasonal sourcing and a zero-waste policy, with house-fermented drinks completing a format that rewards repeat visits. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 7 PM.
Marlene,
1 Michelin star
Marlene, holds a Michelin star and a La Liste 2026 ranking of 75 points, placing it among Lisbon's most serious modern tasting-menu destinations. Operating from a glass-fronted building beside the Lisbon Cruise Terminal, the restaurant frames Portuguese culinary tradition through 9- or 12-course menus built around domestic ingredients, open-kitchen theatre, and a continuity of craft that runs from cornbread to handcrafted knife selection.
SÁLA de João Sá
1 Michelin star
SÁLA de João Sá holds a Michelin star in Lisbon's Baixa district, where an open kitchen and tasting menus titled 'Horizon at Sight' and 'In Search of New Flavours' anchor a format built around Portuguese ingredients pulled through a distinctly Asian lens. The kitchen operates Tuesday through Saturday evenings, with Saturday lunch service added. At the €€€ price point, it sits a tier below the city's top creative tables while matching them on critical recognition.
YŌSO
1 Michelin star
YŌSO holds a Michelin star (2024) for its omakase kaiseki counter in Alcântara, where a ten-seat sushi bar and a single tasting menu built around Portuguese coastal fish define the format. The €€€ pricing sits below Lisbon's four-bracket Michelin tier, and José Balau's wine and sake programme gives the room a cellar depth rare at this counter scale.
Planning Michelin-starred restaurants in Lisbon
- How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Lisbon?
- This list has 16 Michelin-starred restaurants, the citywide total in our guide, holding 19 Michelin stars. Belcanto in Chiado, Henrique Sá Pessoa in Amoreiras and 50 seconds from Martin Berasategui in Olivais Norte hold the highest Michelin awards for 2026. Every other restaurant on the list holds a Michelin star. The figures cover the whole city.
- Which Michelin-starred restaurant holds a Wine Spectator award?
- Kabuki Lisboa in Amoreiras is the restaurant on this list with a Wine Spectator award, a Best of Award of Excellence. The list runs to 570 selections and a 2,000-bottle inventory, with sake served alongside Japanese-Portuguese tasting menus and à la carte dishes. Kabuki Lisboa in Amoreiras also holds a Star Wine List award and a Michelin star for 2026.
- Which neighborhoods have more than one Michelin-starred restaurant?
- Chiado, Amoreiras, Lapa and Castelo each have two or more Michelin-starred restaurants on this list. Chiado has Belcanto, Encanto and EPUR. Amoreiras has Henrique Sá Pessoa, CURA and Kabuki Lisboa. Lapa has Loco and YŌSO. Castelo has Grenache and SÁLA de João Sá.