Tasca da Esquina

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Lisboa, Portugal

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European restaurant· Restaurant· Portuguese restaurant· Wine bar

Tasca da Esquina Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Tasca da Esquina is located in Lisboa, Portugal on R. Domingos Sequeira 41C. Tasca da Esquina is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category european restaurant in Portugal.

Address

R. Domingos Sequeira 41C

Price range

$

Phone

+351 919837255

Service options

DeliveryTakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Bar on siteGood for kidsHigh chairsToilets

Accessibility

Offerings

AlcoholBeerCoffeeLate-night foodSmall platesWine

Open hours

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Murad RM

Really good quality food and a great fine dining experience . Staffs are very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend the tasting menus paired with wines and a dessert at the end. Bit pricey but definitely worth it!

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Pieter Bos

A-MA-ZING I had lunch with a friend and we took the chef menu with 6 courses and 4 wines. Food was great, wines too and service was second to none! Will be back to sample more food!

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James Dowell

Amazing restaurant, shrimp with chilli to start and followed by the lamb shank and shrimp curry. Superb wines and a very helpful & knowledgeable waiter. The owner has a few places in Brazil so that influence is felt in the dishes.

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David Shapiro

Delicious!! Did the 8 course tasting menu. Put myself “in the chef’s hands” It was filling, they were great about catering to food preferences (dairy free), and Hugo provided great service!!

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George Rogers

Absolutely beautiful food pay for what you get when it comes to fresh food and would honestly say worth it !!! Fantastic service really helpful and knowledgeable staff! Octopus was the best dish I've eaten.

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Alejandra Medina

The tuna was amazing and the floating island just delicious

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Ben Blackburn

Food was hard to fault, one star dropped for the service - which started out great but was inattentive by the end of our evening. This place seems to be headed by a celebrity chef who (judging by the books dotted around) specialises in sandwiches. But the food on offer was much more diverse. Focusing on excellent produce executed relatively simply, the food here majors on flavour. The tuna, very lightly sauted and served in its cooking juices with a few herbs, was incredible. Sauted prawns also good - interestingly flavoured with rosemary which was almost too strong. The deconstructed classic dish of cod with fried egg and potatoes was pure comfort eating - although the delicate flavour of the cod (which should be the star of the show) was somewhat lost amongst the stronger flavours of egg yolk and sweet onion chutney. Also worth a mention was the roasted quail. Expertly done to give a wonderfully crisp skin while retaining the moisture of the meat inside. Came in at 66 euros, including desert, two glasses of wine and coffee, and a superior selection of breads with fish pate, olives and goat cheese. Not at all bad although slightly pricier than other places we visited.

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Benjamin Schuster-Böckler

Elevated traditional dishes in a comfortable atmosphere. Mostly local customers, very fair prices given the high quality food.