This place has easily the finest views of any Lisbon restaurant over Mouraria to the Baixa, so it is heartening that the management has not rested on its laurels and let the quality of the food or service slide. Less in your face than some of the city’s other upmarket restaurants, Via Graça maintains its well-deserved reputation as a place for fine Portuguese food in a relaxed, if slightly formal atmosphere. It scores highest with heartier dishes such as game casserole with chestnuts and various duck dishes. The range of Portuguese wines is excellent, although the prices are a little high.
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