@@SamYassPM Portugal already has an amazing coffee culture . it's virtually impossible to have a bad cup of coffee there.. i'm sure Copenhagen is great, but since you're in Portugal why not seek out what the Portuguese have to offer.?
Next time you try the chicken in a Portugal ask for the special homemade hot sauce. I think they forgot to give it to you or it's a bad restaurant for not having it. Also, the bifana should have both mustard and piripiri sauce. Have fun!
Living in Lisbon and going to a chain coffee saying that is the best coffee you tasted there... and Sumol! Common guy! Spots you loved but not so typical!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Honestly, Lisbon as a whole is such an inviting city! There are so many incredible places to discover in the city (and the country as a whole!) and we only began to scratch the surface. Can't wait to go back!
What time of year did you visit? It looks warm but not too hot that some people are wearing jackets sometimes (that's the dream!) Lovely video and some great recommendations by the way!
Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed the video :) We visited in November and had the loveliest weather ever. For us Canadians it was quite warm but all the Europeans didn't seem to think so, which is why you see lots of people wearing jackets haha! It was around between 15 and 20 degrees celcius in the afternoons, with chillier mornings!
Sam & Yass - you need to try Bairro Do Avillez, and book the 'Pateo' part of the restaurant. I've been to Lisbon many times, and nothing has ever come close to the venue/food/service that this place has to offer!!
Thank you so much Kyle. We have a Sony a7iii and we mostly use our 28-70mm or 35mm f1.8 lenses. This camera is definitely not the best for vlogging as it doesn't have a flip out screen, but we use what we have and it does the job!
Love the video 😍 when we went to Portugal we just walked around and stopped by random places and it was awesome (except when we got some weird dishes we didn’t know how to eat haha). I will definitely use these recommendations next time though!
I think stoppping at random places and trying new dishes is an amazing way to travel! There was definitely a lot of that happening for us on this trip too, haha! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it :)
We did! Unfortunately we were not filming the two times we had it and the restaurant was closed when we wanted to go back to film! But bacalhau is definitely a must when visiting Lisbon!
Galeto (frango assado) com batatas fritas é o que eu como no fim de semana quando tô com preguiça de cozinhar...No dia que eu estiver como turista em Lisboa e comer isso no almoço podem me internar! Nesse vídeo não vi nenhum pastel de nata, nenhum bacalhau...cadê as comidas típicas do país. Péssimas recomendações!
Hi Fernanda. We had all of the foods you mentioned during our time in Lisbon! The fact that they are not in the video doesn't mean we didn't try them! There are tons of great recommendations our there for the best bacalhau, best pastel de nata, best frango assado. This is not what our video was about. :)
@Jean Rodrigues Hi Jean, if we don't know anything I'm not sure why you'd take time out of your day to watch and comment on our video! Next time try leaving constructive feedback.
First thing, not portuguese at all lolll, a starbucks kinda cafe when you have possibly the best coffees in the world is ridiculous! The brunch? Not portuguese as well... Just two tourists doing tourist things, not living the portugyese food life, living the tourist food life...
Don't mean to be disrespectful but it's a bit weird to be making a recommendations video after less than one week in the city. You could almost have titled the video "the 6 places we've been to in Lisbon".
Thanks for your feedback Laurent! That's why we didn't title the video "The 6 BEST places in Lisbon" or "The ONLY 6 places you should try when visiting Lisbon"! These are just 6 of our favourite places that we definitely think are worth a visit! :)
It sure is! A bit like any big city all over the world, Lisbon is evolving with the times. However there are still so many less popular spots to visit and I think the mix of old and new makes it such an interesting city.
Hi B Conni, thanks for watching and commenting! Copenhagen and Heim were actually both recommended as favorite spots by a friend who was born and raised in Lisbon. We by no means have listed these as "authentic portuguese" spots but to say our experience in Lisbon wasn't authentic would be a bit of a stretch! When visiting these spots you'll notice that they are definitely not only tourist hot spots but filled with locals on any given day.
You got the COFFEE so wrong; the best coffee in the whole of Lisboa is Corallo Chocolate Café in Príncipe Real - hands down the best… Copenhagen is okay but not really worth a repeat visit…
We'll add Corallo Chocolate Café to our list for our next visit! We really loved Copenhagen (specifically the location we showed in the video) and visited almost every day for the 8 days we were there. We tried lots of cafés in Lisbon and in our opinion Copenhagen made our favourite coffee :) I think it's something about the milk used elsewhere that doesn't suit our taste and often left us a bit disappointed! That being said there are hundreds of cafés in Lisbon and it wouldn't be fair to say that one is THE BEST. Just our personnal fave! :)
So basically in Lisboa you get coffee from a multinational company..roasted chicken with french fries and ice cream (Italian)!!! Ahahahhahaha hahahahaha....you should also advise to drink Pepsi as traditional drink and eat a banana for breakfast!!!! Ahahahahahahhahahahahahaha
Anybody that has pancakes in Portugal, talks about a non-local chain of coffees and then makes a food blog about their "authentic" experiences, should pack their bags and start thinking about a different career :D
This isn't our career :D I mean we also never said this video was about authentic portuguese food. Thanks for watching Hugo! Sorry we hurt your feelings by having (really delicious) pancakes in Portugal at a spot many locals visit!
@@SamYassPM it's funny because that was the first place we went on a whim after landing in Portugal (waiting for our place to be ready). It was purely by luck we discovered the place.
@@bconni2 Agreed, but It was a delightful experience amongst the usual Portuguese places. Of course we experienced all the other wonders of Lisbon and Portugal, but when we were waiting for our place to be ready in Alfama, it was a delightful and delicious place to wait and relax after a long flight with teenagers. We went there twice during our week long stay in Lisbon; when we first arrived and when we left. Enjoying travel means finding new and unexpected experiences. Copenhagen Coffee was one of them, and I believe that was the point of these Vloggers too. I would love to hear your favorites. We plan to go back later this year.
Hi Jessica! Yes we have started using a Canon AE-1 that we bought off of Facebook Marketplace! We're still kind of figuring out how it works but have been really enjoying it :)
Pasteis de Belem (take the train for short ride out of Cais do Sodre to Belem) for the original pastel de nata. And cod (bacalhau) is a staple in Portugal. Try Solar do Duque near Rossio station for great seafood. Local supermarket will give you authentic taste of their canned sardines. Time Market and Baixa are tourist trap areas!
We loved Pasteis de Belem, but not as much as Mantegaria ;) We also loved the cod we had but couldn't go back to film at the spot we had tried because it was closed the next day, haha! We also picked up many cans of sardines from the local supermarkets (even a few that we brought back home with us in our luggage!) and that's definitely something we miss as we can't find such a good selection back here in Canada. We'll try out Solar do Duque next time, thanks for the recommendation!
Estes vendedores de vídeos de comida, como um negócio de intermediários, imitam-se uns aos outros e acabam todos por descobrir a pólvora ... e ainda ganham o prémio não do senhor Nobel ... mas do Senhor das Bifanas...
We sure did! And no regrets too ;) Cardamom buns have been my favourite pastries since having them regularly in Sweden and Denmark, and unfortunately they’re impossible to find here in Montreal. So you can be 100% sure that if I find them anywhere, I’m trying them! Thanks for your feedback and kind words.
Portugal has one of the best coffe tastes in the world and these guys go on saying that the Copenhagen coffee is the best... I have my doubts
It’s in the best 3rd wave coffee shops we tried in Lisbon, yes!
@@SamYassPM Portugal already has an amazing coffee culture . it's virtually impossible to have a bad cup of coffee there.. i'm sure Copenhagen is great, but since you're in Portugal why not seek out what the Portuguese have to offer.?
Bloom is best
Glad I found you guys! We just moved here 9 months ago and love your suggestions.
Ohhhh wow how cool! Lisbon is definitely one of the few cities we've visited that we would consider moving to!
Next time you try the chicken in a Portugal ask for the special homemade hot sauce. I think they forgot to give it to you or it's a bad restaurant for not having it. Also, the bifana should have both mustard and piripiri sauce. Have fun!
I loved the quality of the video 😍 best of luck for your channel
Thank you so much Farah!
Living in Lisbon and going to a chain coffee saying that is the best coffee you tasted there... and Sumol! Common guy! Spots you loved but not so typical!
Cant wait to go Portugal
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thanks so much! Everyone should visit Lisbon, it's an amazing city with so much to see and do (and eat)!
Ich liebe euer Video! Lissabon ist sooo schön und super leckeres Essen! 🤗🙋♀️
Thanks for watching Petra!
Danke schon
Thank you so much, we are just back from Lisbon, we had the chicken (frango) based on your recommendation, it was delicious and super cheap. ..cheers!
That's amazing! Hope you enjoyed your time in Lisbon :)
Excellent! This will come in handy when I go to Lisbon late May
Great content thank you
Have a great trip!
Awesome video, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
The coffee looks so inviting. Beautiful place! Your video is so nice. I'm a new fan from 🇩🇪.
Honestly, Lisbon as a whole is such an inviting city! There are so many incredible places to discover in the city (and the country as a whole!) and we only began to scratch the surface. Can't wait to go back!
My tips at Time Out Market: octopus hot dog (Sea Me), codfish Brás style (Miguel Castro e Silva) and a glass of Port & tonic.
Time Out Market is sooooo beautifuuul! 🥓🌮🌯🍠🍪🍷
Love this !
Very cool video! The food looks so good. Love your channel, you have a new sub here!
Great video editing skills. Really enjoyed the video. New subscriber here 👍
Thank you so much Yiannis!
Very high quality video
Thank you very much!
Great video, the food looks amazing!!
Thanks, its so so good!
Really well done video! I'm looking forward to more of your excellent content! Keep traveling:)
Very good vlog,well done guys
Thank you so much!
What time of year did you visit? It looks warm but not too hot that some people are wearing jackets sometimes (that's the dream!) Lovely video and some great recommendations by the way!
Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed the video :) We visited in November and had the loveliest weather ever. For us Canadians it was quite warm but all the Europeans didn't seem to think so, which is why you see lots of people wearing jackets haha! It was around between 15 and 20 degrees celcius in the afternoons, with chillier mornings!
@@SamYassPM Ah that’s the perfect kind of weather for us Brits too :) thanks for your reply!
Sam & Yass - you need to try Bairro Do Avillez, and book the 'Pateo' part of the restaurant. I've been to Lisbon many times, and nothing has ever come close to the venue/food/service that this place has to offer!!
Definitely writing this down for next time! Thanks for the recommendation :)
Great video! Lisbon is a beautiful city!
What camera and lenses did you use for this video?
Thank you so much Kyle. We have a Sony a7iii and we mostly use our 28-70mm or 35mm f1.8 lenses. This camera is definitely not the best for vlogging as it doesn't have a flip out screen, but we use what we have and it does the job!
@@SamYassPM Awesome!! Thanks so much!
Also - hello from another fellow Canadian 👋🏽
10:10 The link to the AirBnb is not active anymore. Would you be able to update it?
Soo hungry right now 😂
Wwhat camera was used here? Great quality!
Thank you wo much Wil! We use a Sony a7iii :) Not the best for vlogging but it does the job!
@@SamYassPM It gives a cinematic quality to the video which I love. Would this be good for B roll alone?
hi! the video is very nice! What camera did you shoot with?
Love the video 😍 when we went to Portugal we just walked around and stopped by random places and it was awesome (except when we got some weird dishes we didn’t know how to eat haha). I will definitely use these recommendations next time though!
I think stoppping at random places and trying new dishes is an amazing way to travel! There was definitely a lot of that happening for us on this trip too, haha! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it :)
did you guys try bacalhau?
We did! Unfortunately we were not filming the two times we had it and the restaurant was closed when we wanted to go back to film! But bacalhau is definitely a must when visiting Lisbon!
Is this n a budget or over the top prices
Bom jardin for chicken on a spit was there when I was a kid 60 now
It’s bom Jardim
Essay a Porto city food tour and then compare…Prosit!
We didn't visit Porto on this trip but we definitely are planning on visiting next time we're in Portugal! Hopefully soon :)
Starting with a Copenhagen chain when Lisbon is famous of their kiosk anathema bica kind of puts me off from the start on this video….
How old is your video?
It was filmed last month!
visit LX factory!!
Next time!
C'mon guys, this is a mid-level coffee
Galeto (frango assado) com batatas fritas é o que eu como no fim de semana quando tô com preguiça de cozinhar...No dia que eu estiver como turista em Lisboa e comer isso no almoço podem me internar! Nesse vídeo não vi nenhum pastel de nata, nenhum bacalhau...cadê as comidas típicas do país. Péssimas recomendações!
Hi Fernanda. We had all of the foods you mentioned during our time in Lisbon! The fact that they are not in the video doesn't mean we didn't try them! There are tons of great recommendations our there for the best bacalhau, best pastel de nata, best frango assado. This is not what our video was about. :)
@Jean Rodrigues Hi Jean, if we don't know anything I'm not sure why you'd take time out of your day to watch and comment on our video! Next time try leaving constructive feedback.
Timeout Market? Seriously? I'm here in Lisbon and this video is where to eat if you like tourist traps.
First thing, not portuguese at all lolll, a starbucks kinda cafe when you have possibly the best coffees in the world is ridiculous!
The brunch? Not portuguese as well...
Just two tourists doing tourist things, not living the portugyese food life, living the tourist food life...
Don't mean to be disrespectful but it's a bit weird to be making a recommendations video after less than one week in the city. You could almost have titled the video "the 6 places we've been to in Lisbon".
Thanks for your feedback Laurent! That's why we didn't title the video "The 6 BEST places in Lisbon" or "The ONLY 6 places you should try when visiting Lisbon"! These are just 6 of our favourite places that we definitely think are worth a visit! :)
Milk based coffee is an oxymoron
Oh boy, this is really the gentrification of Lisbon, ffs
It sure is! A bit like any big city all over the world, Lisbon is evolving with the times. However there are still so many less popular spots to visit and I think the mix of old and new makes it such an interesting city.
@@SamYassPM you call it evolving, I say it is losing personality. But whatever, everything dies and nothing really lasts.
You have to show yourselves eating the foid and commenting on it . Not showing it arriving then skipping to the end of the meal
Thanks for your feedback Allen!
Speak slowly!
Sorry Antonio! We'll try to speak more slowly in the next videos. Thanks for your feedback!
@@SamYassPM tank you! I need to watch in 0,5 speedy! You are not wrong. I have a dificulty with english!
Lives over taste, go vegan.
No thanks. I want to enjoy food and I enjoy meat. But you do you.
@@alexandraalbertz1442 You enjoy death and not real food thats a big difference.
all your favorite spots are not Portuguese. Copenhagen and Heim.? i'm sure they're great, but not necessarily an authentic experience.
Hi B Conni, thanks for watching and commenting! Copenhagen and Heim were actually both recommended as favorite spots by a friend who was born and raised in Lisbon. We by no means have listed these as "authentic portuguese" spots but to say our experience in Lisbon wasn't authentic would be a bit of a stretch! When visiting these spots you'll notice that they are definitely not only tourist hot spots but filled with locals on any given day.
Copenhagen Coffee Lab... Wow. Why not head straight for Starbucks?
You got the COFFEE so wrong; the best coffee in the whole of Lisboa is Corallo Chocolate Café in Príncipe Real - hands down the best… Copenhagen is okay but not really worth a repeat visit…
We'll add Corallo Chocolate Café to our list for our next visit! We really loved Copenhagen (specifically the location we showed in the video) and visited almost every day for the 8 days we were there. We tried lots of cafés in Lisbon and in our opinion Copenhagen made our favourite coffee :) I think it's something about the milk used elsewhere that doesn't suit our taste and often left us a bit disappointed! That being said there are hundreds of cafés in Lisbon and it wouldn't be fair to say that one is THE BEST. Just our personnal fave! :)
Couldn't find it on google maps
Unfortunately I dont enjoy Copenhagem coffee lab at rua são paulo... the coffee taste burned and I´ve experienced two robberies inside that store.
That's so unfortunate, I'm sorry that happened to you!
Great job guys! 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
But Tapas in Portuguese is Petiscos.
Why would you pick a Danish coffee chain in a country of great cafés and coffee?
You guys definitely deserve more subscribers !
That's nice of you Lisa, thank you!
So basically in Lisboa you get coffee from a multinational company..roasted chicken with french fries and ice cream (Italian)!!! Ahahahhahaha hahahahaha....you should also advise to drink Pepsi as traditional drink and eat a banana for breakfast!!!! Ahahahahahahhahahahahahaha
I started watching this video for the food...and then I noticed...How handsome 😍 you are!
Anybody that has pancakes in Portugal, talks about a non-local chain of coffees and then makes a food blog about their "authentic" experiences, should pack their bags and start thinking about a different career :D
This isn't our career :D I mean we also never said this video was about authentic portuguese food. Thanks for watching Hugo! Sorry we hurt your feelings by having (really delicious) pancakes in Portugal at a spot many locals visit!
Nice video, thank you for sharing your experience
Ooooh the quality of this vid is phenomenal! Miss those tarts!
I totally agree!
thanks Megalicious :):)
Copenhagen coffee is the BEST! I also totally agree on their cardamom buns and other pastries too. Everything is excellent there.
Still dreaming about their cardamom buns all these months later!
@@SamYassPM it's funny because that was the first place we went on a whim after landing in Portugal (waiting for our place to be ready). It was purely by luck we discovered the place.
all of which have nothing to do with Portugal. unless i'm not aware that the Portuguese are infamous for their cardamom buns. ?
@@bconni2 Agreed, but It was a delightful experience amongst the usual Portuguese places. Of course we experienced all the other wonders of Lisbon and Portugal, but when we were waiting for our place to be ready in Alfama, it was a delightful and delicious place to wait and relax after a long flight with teenagers. We went there twice during our week long stay in Lisbon; when we first arrived and when we left. Enjoying travel means finding new and unexpected experiences. Copenhagen Coffee was one of them, and I believe that was the point of these Vloggers too.
I would love to hear your favorites. We plan to go back later this year.
Is that a film camera you are using? If so, what is it?! :)
Hi Jessica! Yes we have started using a Canon AE-1 that we bought off of Facebook Marketplace! We're still kind of figuring out how it works but have been really enjoying it :)
This is an AMAZING video ! I love her effort to pronounce things in Portuguese 🥰🥰🥰 awesome 👏🏽
Thank you Brittani! Portuguese pronunciation is definitely not easy for us Canadians, but we're glad you appreciated our effort haha!
why go to a Copenhagen cafe for coffee and pastries when in Lisbon??
Because we have a deep love for cardamom buns and they unfortunately cannot be found here in Montreal! Had to make the best of it while we could!!
Very good video keep the content coming x
Thank you very much Melissa!
Copenhagen is in Denmark not Sweden..
You need to provide the price of the food you ate.
Man... I miss Lisbon. 😢
Us too!!!
Funnest week in Lisbon!!!!!! 😍
You guys went to tourist places... But great video. Next time try Gambrinos to eat a croquete
Thanks for this! Can't wait to try these things :)
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your time in Lisbon :)
This video is perfect. Exactly what we were looking for. Just some good practical places to go.
We're glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
I loved this
Im planning to go in June and researching this was helpful
I can't see the air bnb in the comments though could you re post it?
Great video I like the info is very clear
Which is your favourite tapas restaurant?
Pasteis de Belem (take the train for short ride out of Cais do Sodre to Belem) for the original pastel de nata. And cod (bacalhau) is a staple in Portugal. Try Solar do Duque near Rossio station for great seafood. Local supermarket will give you authentic taste of their canned sardines. Time Market and Baixa are tourist trap areas!
We loved Pasteis de Belem, but not as much as Mantegaria ;) We also loved the cod we had but couldn't go back to film at the spot we had tried because it was closed the next day, haha! We also picked up many cans of sardines from the local supermarkets (even a few that we brought back home with us in our luggage!) and that's definitely something we miss as we can't find such a good selection back here in Canada. We'll try out Solar do Duque next time, thanks for the recommendation!
Güzel video 👍
Os protagonistas aparecem mais que Lisboa e suas comidas.
Great video, thanks.
Thank you for sharing! I'm so excited to try all these places when I visit in September!
Thanks for watching!
What time of year was this video filmed?
This was filmed in November :)
Estes vendedores de vídeos de comida, como um negócio de intermediários, imitam-se uns aos outros e acabam todos por descobrir a pólvora ... e ainda ganham o prémio não do senhor Nobel ... mas do Senhor das Bifanas...
First time in Lisbon and you have Danish buns at breakfast!? Do your homework previously you're not going anywhere like this.
We sure did! And no regrets too ;) Cardamom buns have been my favourite pastries since having them regularly in Sweden and Denmark, and unfortunately they’re impossible to find here in Montreal. So you can be 100% sure that if I find them anywhere, I’m trying them! Thanks for your feedback and kind words.
fun fact brazilian portuguese and portuguese from portugal are a bit different