6.2.36 Aguarela Bar and Kitchen
Rua Angelina Vidal 23
Location HERE.
Open from 1800 to 2330 hours; closed Monday and Tuesday.
Opened on the 24th October 2025, and yes, there is a link between this outlet and Outro Lado in the Old Downtown.
At the top of Rua Angelina Vidal, so it qualifies as being in Graça, although that area is more usually known as Sapadores, the part of Graça where full-sized buses pass through, not just minibuses and trams.
When the weather is warm and dry enough, the terrace comes into its own, with views down Rua Angelina Vidal. You can watch the trams, often carrying a crush load, while enjoying eats and drinks. The terrace will be a very important aspect of this outlet, especially as the indoor space - not unlike the Oitava Colina Taproom nearby - is small.
Beers on tap mainly from Aguarela. And a noticeable push to sell more wine and cocktails. A small food menu, plus the occasional “Pop-Up Chef” bringing their own style, expertise and choices. Prices not bargain basement, but not so expensive either. Quality good. Quantity UK. Service good.
If you’re familiar with Outro Lado, you might recognise the young woman often doing front of house. Because this is effectively a second Outro Lado, but smarter and designed to appeal to all Graça residents, not just tourists.
Hence the Aguarela name being used to front this latest addition to Lisbon’s craft beer scene. More upmarket, matching and new furniture, more emphasis on food, indeed more emphasis on overall style. And, for those using the local public transport, easier to get there without the tram crush.
CAUTION May not open spot on 1800 hours every day.
Buses 13B, 712, 726, 730, 734, 735 and 797; Tram 12 (towards Martim Moniz only) and 28.
Location HERE.
Open from 1800 to 2330 hours; closed Monday and Tuesday.
Opened on the 24th October 2025, and yes, there is a link between this outlet and Outro Lado in the Old Downtown.
When the weather is warm and dry enough, the terrace comes into its own, with views down Rua Angelina Vidal. You can watch the trams, often carrying a crush load, while enjoying eats and drinks. The terrace will be a very important aspect of this outlet, especially as the indoor space - not unlike the Oitava Colina Taproom nearby - is small.
Beers on tap mainly from Aguarela. And a noticeable push to sell more wine and cocktails. A small food menu, plus the occasional “Pop-Up Chef” bringing their own style, expertise and choices. Prices not bargain basement, but not so expensive either. Quality good. Quantity UK. Service good.
If you’re familiar with Outro Lado, you might recognise the young woman often doing front of house. Because this is effectively a second Outro Lado, but smarter and designed to appeal to all Graça residents, not just tourists.
Hence the Aguarela name being used to front this latest addition to Lisbon’s craft beer scene. More upmarket, matching and new furniture, more emphasis on food, indeed more emphasis on overall style. And, for those using the local public transport, easier to get there without the tram crush.
CAUTION May not open spot on 1800 hours every day.
Buses 13B, 712, 726, 730, 734, 735 and 797; Tram 12 (towards Martim Moniz only) and 28.
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