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Can you recommend some vegetarian restaurants in Lisbon?

about 8 years ago about Lisbon, Portugal

Heading there soon and want to know if there are many vegan friendly restaurants. Also how do you say "I don't eat meat" in Portugese? Thanks!

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Asked by Ian C via Travellr.com

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  Hi Ian,
  
  There are a few good and cheap ones in Lisbon, but right now I only remember "Jardim das Cerejas" in Baixa-Chiado and "Pão de canela" in Praça das Flores. Both are buffet type, you pay a certain price and eat whatever you want.
  
  http://www.paodecanela.com/contactos.php
  
  http://www.jardimdascerejas.com/index-4.html
  
  "I don't eat meat" = Eu não como carne. You can speak in English in most places in Lisbon, that people will understand you. Specially young people, everyone knows a bit of English.
  
  However, if you're not going to a vegan restaurant, be careful when ordering in a normal one, because people sometimes think that vegetarians eat eggs or fish or even white meat as the distinction between vegan and vegetarian and other diets is not clear to the general public.
  
  Hope you enjoy your time in Lisbon!! :) about 8 years ago

  Answered by Catia Caeiro via Travellr.com
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  Hi,
  
  Here you have a fantastic one : http://www.lifecooler.com/Portugal/restaurantes/RestauranteTao
  
  Hope you enjoy it ! almost 8 years ago

  Answered by JPCarvalho via Travellr.com
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  I don't eat meat- Sou vegetariano
  Easiest way to say you are vegetarian, no questions asked. Or
  I don't eat meat - eu não como carne
  Saying this one they may serve you fish since it's a fishermen country, say that you are vegetarian instead over 7 years ago

  Answered by Tony Silveira via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  As a vegetarian living for a long time in Portugal, my absolute favorite is Natural Terra. Amazing. almost 7 years ago

  Answered by Clara via WorldNomads.com
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  Try this one:
  http://www.paladarzen.pt/ over 6 years ago

  Answered by Sergio Calado, from Lisbon via WorldNomads.com