About
Cervejaria Ramiro is a seafood restaurant at 104 Avenida Almirante Reis, in the Intendente area of Lisbon, Portugal. It is a lively place, and it is known for two dishes in particular: giant prawns and garlic clams. Locals come here as often as visitors do, which says a good deal about it beyond the busier tourist restaurants nearby.
What to expect
The restaurant is a cervejaria, the Portuguese name for a beer hall with a focus on seafood, and that tradition shapes the evening. Expect a busy room, a relaxed pace and a meal built around shared plates. It suits a group of friends or a family dinner better than a quiet, romantic table for two, though either can work with a little planning.
Why visit
- The giant prawns, a signature dish and a reason many people come.
- Garlic clams, a classic Lisbon preparation that pairs well with bread.
- A genuinely local atmosphere, popular with residents and not only with tourists.
The area around it
Intendente is a neighbourhood in central Lisbon, with a mix of older streets and newer life. Avenida Almirante Reis is a main route through the district, so the restaurant makes a convenient stop for anyone exploring this part of the city. Plan the visit as part of a wider evening, whether that means a walk through the surrounding streets before or after your meal.