Has a selection of Angolan beers and a pasteis de bacalhau stand
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Praça do Comércio, 62-65
Baixa
+351 210 987 656, website
Daily, 12h – 2h
Not a museum at all — this is really just a huge bar (and restaurant). Prices for a beer are ridiculous here, like the rest of this square. But at least here you can get a brew not just from Portugal, but from Madeira, Açores, Cabo Verde, and other Portuguese-speaking lands. Service is slow, lots of tourists, but it’s still worth a stop.
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