Best bars in Lisbon

A tiny, historic ginjinha bar that opens at 7am and serves ginjinha, Portugal's traditional sour cherry liqueur. The cherries are soaked in aguardente and served in the glass.

"A tiny, historic ginjinha bar that opens at 7am and serves ginjinha, Portugal's traditional sour che"

A former fishing-supply shop turned canned-fish emporium. Visitors can order premium tinned sardines, mussels and more, served straight from the can with herbs and bread, or cooked into dishes from the menu.

"A former fishing-supply shop turned canned-fish emporium. Visitors can order premium tinned sardines"

A small natural wine bar off the tourist track, run by Stephanie and Marc, a couple who moved from Montreal. It's a relaxed neighbourhood spot for a glass of natural wine.

"A small natural wine bar off the tourist track, run by Stephanie and Marc, a couple who moved from M"

A local Lisbon craft brewery whose beers, including a New England IPA, are drunk on the street in the summer heat.

"A local Lisbon craft brewery whose beers, including a New England IPA, are drunk on the street in th"

Kiosk at the Portas do Sol viewpoint selling glasses of vinho verde for about $5, a good spot for sunset.

"Kiosk at the Portas do Sol viewpoint selling glasses of vinho verde for about $5, a good spot for su"

Said to be the oldest ginjinha shop in Lisbon, this hole-in-the-wall sells only shots of house-made cherry liqueur poured from a bottle refilled from the wall. Its ginjinha is smoother and sweeter than the one across the street, and it stays popular with locals.

"Said to be the oldest ginjinha shop in Lisbon, this hole-in-the-wall sells only shots of house-made "