Welcome
to Bairro do Avillez!
This is chef José Avillez’s gastronomic neighbourhood in Lisbon.
Here you’ll find 4 restaurants:
And lively nights with Fado, Live Music and DJ sets.
See what’s coming up in the AGENDA!
AGENDA
Thursday Live Music & DJ Nights at Mini Bar
Thursday nights at Mini Bar begin with live music from 10:00 pm, followed by DJ until 2:00 am. The perfect setting to extend your evening with signature cocktails, surprising cuisine and an atmosphere full of energy. Join us for a night where not everything is what it seems.
Show & DJ Nights at Mini Bar
Friday nights at Mini Bar take the experience to the next level. From 11h00 pm, a DJ sets the stage for an evening of energy and entertainment. At 11h30 pm a surprising Live Show starts, followed by a DJ until 2:00 am. Stay after dinner and enjoy a unique night where gastronomy, live entertainment and music come together.
Saturday Show & DJ Nights at Mini Bar
Saturday nights at Mini Bar bring together exceptional dining, live entertainment and music in one unforgettable experience. From 11:00 pm onwards, the evening is set to the soundtrack of our DJ. At 11h30 PM, a spectacular show takes central stage, followed by another DJ set until 2:00 am. The perfect way to celebrate the weekend in a sophisticated, vibrant and playful atmosphere.
Fado Night at Bairro do Avillez
An authentic Lisbon experience, every Wednesday
Book a table for dinner at Páteo restaurant, at 9:30 pm and choose from the à la carte menu or discover a special Portuguese “petiscos” menu, priced at €35 per person (drinks not included). From 10:15 pm onwards, let yourself be immersed in the magic of live fado.
Live Music at Mini Bar
Every Wednesday around 10 pm, Mini Bar comes alive with live music that sets the tone for an unforgettable evening. Enjoy an immersive dining experience where surprising flavors, creative cocktails and great music come together in an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and playful.
Thursday Live Music & DJ Nights at Mini Bar
Thursday nights at Mini Bar begin with live music from 10:00 pm, followed by DJ until 2:00 am. The perfect setting to extend your evening with signature cocktails, surprising cuisine and an atmosphere full of energy. Join us for a night where not everything is what it seems.
Bairro do Avillez
What is Bairro do Avillez?
Bairro do Avillez is a gastronomic destination in Chiado, created by chef José Avillez, bringing together four distinct restaurants: Taberna, Páteo, Mini Bar and Pizzaria Lisboa.
Who created Bairro do Avillez?
Bairro do Avillez was created by chef José Avillez, one of the leading names in contemporary Portuguese gastronomy, recognized nationally and internationally.
Is Bairro do Avillez one restaurant or several spaces?
It is a beautiful and surprising gastronomic space with several concepts in the same place, all by chef José Avillez. Bairro do Avillez is a unique space in Lisbon, and even in Portugal, with four different restaurants and an outdoor terrace, offering different atmospheres and options for lunch, petiscos, dinner, cocktails, music or events.
Why is Bairro do Avillez unique in Lisbon?
Bairro do Avillez is unique because it brings together several restaurants and experiences in the same space, in a historic building in Chiado, with the signature of chef José Avillez. It stands out for its Portuguese cuisine, architectural setting, decorative details, outdoor terrace, evening atmosphere, music programme, scale, event possibilities and easy access, with parking available in several nearby car parks.
What are the different spaces at Bairro do Avillez?
Bairro do Avillez brings together four restaurants: Taberna, Páteo, Mini Bar and Pizzaria Lisboa. Each has its own identity and responds to different moments, from outdoor terrace, petiscos and Portuguese cuisine to cocktails, music, Fado, pizzas and events.
What should I eat at Bairro do Avillez?
The choice depends on the space: at Páteo, Portuguese cuisine, fish, meat and vegetarian dishes; at Taberna, Portuguese petiscos; at Mini Bar, a creative dinner menu and cocktails; at Pizzaria Lisboa, thin-crust pizzas, pastas, risottos and desserts.
Is Bairro do Avillez worth visiting?
Yes. Bairro do Avillez is worth visiting for its combination of location, architecture, restaurant diversity, José Avillez’s signature, Portuguese gastronomy, entertainment, décor and atmosphere.
Do I need to make a reservation at Bairro do Avillez?
A reservation is recommended, especially for dinner, weekends, special dates, groups and evenings with programming such as Fado, concerts, DJ or show. However, it is possible to have lunch or dinner at Bairro do Avillez without a reservation. The team will do its best to find a table in one of the four restaurants, whatever the time, within Bairro do Avillez’s opening hours. Bairro do Avillez has a pleasant waiting lounge where guests can order a drink while their table is being prepared.
Taberna
What is Taberna?
Taberna is the most informal and relaxed concept at chef José Avillez’s Bairro do Avillez. Inspired by traditional Lisbon taverns, it serves Portuguese petiscos, comfort dishes and drinks in a welcoming setting with a terrace in Chiado, Lisbon. Open every day from 12:30 pm to 11:00 pm, it is a perfect choice for a last-minute meal without a reservation. The menu is varied and works for both a quick bite and a longer meal, with petiscos, dishes, desserts, cocktails and wines, in a visually appealing space with attentive service.
What is the concept of Taberna?
Taberna brings back the spirit of old Lisbon taverns and reinterprets it with chef José Avillez’s signature: Portuguese flavours, charcuterie, cheeses, wines, cocktails, petiscos, sharing plates, an informal atmosphere, a terrace and relaxed service. It is open every day, all day, from 12:30 pm to 11:00 pm, in the centre of Lisbon.
Who created Taberna?
Taberna is part of the gastronomic universe created by chef José Avillez at Bairro do Avillez.
What type of food does Taberna serve?
Taberna serves Portuguese petiscos, comfort dishes and Portuguese-inspired flavours. It is José Avillez’s creative and contemporary take on an informal Portuguese tavern, and a good way to discover quality Portuguese products such as cheeses, charcuterie and wines, as well as much-loved Portuguese snacks such as croquettes and pregos.
What should I try at Taberna?
Taberna has a varied menu with a good selection of Portuguese cheeses and charcuterie, as well as popular petiscos such as veal croquettes, tuna tartare cornetto with spicy soy, and prawns with garlic and chilli. There are also excellent pregos, including beef tenderloin prego and tuna prego, served with delicious chips, as well as generous dishes such as grilled piri-piri chicken with chips and green salad or tiger prawn with white rice. There are several vegetarian options, and the desserts are well worth trying, including pastel de nata with coffee ice cream, olive oil and honey pudding with lemon zest, and chocolate cake.
What makes Taberna different from other restaurants in Lisbon?
Taberna stands out for its combination of Portuguese petiscos and flavours, informal atmosphere, beautiful and surprising décor, good service, terrace, central Chiado location, easy access and nearby parking options. It is part of Bairro do Avillez, a gastronomic destination with several concepts signed by José Avillez.
Is Taberna a good place to try Portuguese food?
Yes. Taberna is suitable for those looking for quick, relaxed Portuguese food with good products, petiscos and dishes to share. It serves Portuguese flavours and traditional-inspired dishes with a contemporary touch by chef José Avillez.
Are there vegetarian options?
Yes. The Taberna menu includes vegetarian options.
Do I need to book?
Booking is recommended, especially for dinner, weekends, special dates or groups, but Taberna is also a good choice for last-minute plans without a reservation. The Bairro do Avillez team will do their best to find a table at Taberna; if it is not available, they will look for a table at one of the other restaurants within Bairro do Avillez.
Where is Taberna?
Taberna is inside Bairro do Avillez, at Rua Nova da Trindade 18, in Chiado, Lisbon. It is centrally located near Baixa, Rossio, Príncipe Real, Bairro Alto, theatres, shops and cultural venues, with good access and parking options nearby.
Páteo
What is Páteo?
Páteo is the Portuguese cuisine restaurant at Bairro do Avillez, signed by chef José Avillez. Set in a spacious, bright, beautiful, welcoming and elegant room, it offers attentive and friendly service, opens for lunch and dinner every day, and has a varied menu and wine list recognized for their quality. On selected evenings, Páteo also hosts Fado nights and dinner concerts.
What type of cuisine does Páteo serve?
Páteo has a enu dedicated to the best products and flavors of contemporary Portuguese cuisine, with starters, fish dishes, seafood, meat, vegetarian options and desserts, while preserving tradition and using Portuguese ingredients. It also has a diverse, very Portuguese wine list, as well as beers and cocktails.
Is Páteo part of Bairro do Avillez?
Yes. Páteo is one of the four restaurants at Bairro do Avillez, alongside Taberna, Mini Bar and Pizzaria Lisboa.
Is Páteo a contemporary Portuguese cuisine restaurant?
Yes. Páteo has a menu dedicated to the best products and flavours of contemporary Portuguese cuisine, with starters, fish dishes, seafood, meat, vegetarian options and desserts, while preserving tradition and using Portuguese ingredients.
What makes Páteo different from other Portuguese cuisine restaurants in Lisbon?
Páteo stands out for combining Portuguese cuisine, the signature of chef José Avillez, attentive and friendly service, a spacious and striking room inside Bairro do Avillez, a diverse and very Portuguese wine list, a privileged location in the historic Chiado district, easy access, musical programming and versatility for lunches, dinners, groups and events.
Where is Páteo located?
Páteo is located inside Bairro do Avillez, in Chiado, Lisbon, at Rua Nova da Trindade 18, in a central location close to Baixa, Rossio, Bairro Alto, Príncipe Real, theatres, shops and cultural landmarks.
Is it necessary to book a table at Páteo?
Booking is recommended, especially for dinner, weekends, groups and evenings with programming such as Fado or concerts. Even without a reservation, we will do our best to find a solution: you may wait in our Lounge area and enjoy a drink until your table is available,or explore one of the other three restaurants at Bairro do Avillez.