Been walking up hills and down hills and eating and drinking our way round. Wonderful city and so friendly 
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Just reviving this topic as I’m off to Lisbon in a fortnight and need a little guidance. Some great recommendations so far and thanks in particular to @TheSlowMusicMovement for your suggestions. Am heading there with a few old mates and celebrating a 50th birthday, but we only have 48 hours in total. My mates are a bit more indie rock and a little less balearic but I’m sure they’ll be looking forward to the chance to get a bit wonky after some good food.
In short, and given the time constraints, where would you definitely recommend culture-wise, and where for a good night out? Any other recommendations over and above the already great list in this thread.
Thanks
PS. does anyone know the name of the place that does the best pasteis de nata and has been serving them longer than anywhere else? I read about it somewhere but can’t recall the name.
Don’t know the name of the place but it’s right next to the hotel I stayed in. Le Consulat. Praça de Luís de Camões 22.
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Get up early and see where has the biggest queue 
I’m sure this was the one near where we stayed
https://maps.app.goo.gl/2jqjaBgb11b3Utkv8?g_st=ac
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Thanks @Nice2CU2CUNice and @elzorro - think you’ve both identified the same place, and, more importantly, the right place.
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Manteigaria definitely edge it over Pasteis de Belem in my humble opinion. Had both on the same trip. There’s my tuppence worth.
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The cheese toasties at Jürgens bar are up there with the best…
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Just reading through this thread in readiness for the skate trip we’ve got booked in March, buzzing for it now 
Loads of great reccs cheers all
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Just about to start going through this thread ahead of having a long weekend in Lisbon next weekend.
Any updated recommendations would be great. Record shops and things to do with a 5yo!
Cheers