Lisbon Michelin-Starred Restaurants: 1 & 2 Stars (2026)

Every one- and two-Michelin-star restaurant in Lisbon on one interactive map. Belcanto, the city's promoted two-star rooms, and a deep one-star bench, mapped for easy planning.

Discover the Michelin-starred restaurants of Lisbon, mapped in one place for easy planning. This list covers the city's one-star and two-star tables in the 2026 Michelin Guide Portugal. Lisbon still awaits its first three-star restaurant, but the capital is having its strongest year on record, with a scene that reinterprets Portuguese tradition through French technique, Japanese precision, and influences carried back from across the former Portuguese world.

What's on the map

At the top sit Lisbon's two-star rooms. Belcanto, José Avillez's theatrical Chiado flagship, remains the city's most celebrated table and its long-standing entry on the World's 50 Best list. It is joined by Henrique Sá Pessoa, the chef's reborn flagship that carried its two stars to a new home at Páteo Bagatela after the closure of the beloved Alma in Chiado, and by Fifty Seconds, chef Rui Silvestre's room high in the Vasco da Gama tower, promoted to two stars in the 2026 guide.

The one-star field is broad and cosmopolitan, including Epur (Vincent Farges), Loco (Alexandre Silva), Feitoria in Belém, Cura at the Four Seasons Ritz, Encanto, Avillez's vegetable-forward room and a new Green Star holder, plus Kabuki, Kanazawa, Marlene, Grenache, Sála, and 2 Monkeys.

Each pin includes the restaurant's location, neighborhood, cuisine, and star rating, so you can plan across Chiado, Belém, Estrela, and the riverfront without juggling a dozen browser tabs.

Why use this map

• Every Lisbon 1- and 2-star restaurant in a single, shareable view
• Spans Portuguese, French, Japanese, and vegetable-forward kitchens
• Organized by neighborhood for efficient trip and reservation planning
• Updated to the Michelin Guide Portugal 2026 selection