Sip cherry liqueur on the square
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Praça Dom Pedro IV 71
Rossio
no phone, no website
Daily, 9h – 20h
This is one of the older ginjinha stalls in downtown Lisboa across from Rossio station. The traditional Portuguese sour cherry liquor is sold in shots and can get your cheeks pretty rosy if you aren’t careful. At 23% alcohol its sweetness goes down sometimes a little too easily.
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