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Templários BarCWorth Trying

R. Flores do Lima 8, 1700-196 Lisboa, Portugal · Musical club, Gastropub · 4.5/5 Google (1717 reviews)

Classic Lisbon live-music hangout with strong rock covers, lively crowd, and fair prices; service and door policy can be hit-or-miss and the small, smoky room gets packed late.

Why it gets a C for overall quality

Templários Bar earns its grade as a beloved Lisbon rock institution where strong destination appeal for live music and deep local loyalty spanning years offset limitations in food and physical comfort. Cramped, crowded conditions and minimal food focus prevent a higher grade, but friendly, efficient service and reliable band quality make it worth visiting if you prioritize live covers and neighborhood energy over dining refinement.

Restaurant Summary

The room feels small and buzzing, a time-capsule rock bar where locals sing along and bands lean into guitar anthems. One guest said, "We came for the music and stayed for the vibe." Free entry with a carded minimum keeps things moving, though door policies can feel strict and the air gets smoky when packed. The cooking takes a back seat to drinks and live covers. Expect classic cocktails, beers, and popcorn rather than a chef-driven menu. Music starts late on some nights, bands repeat frequently, and the overall feel is nostalgic and unpretentious—ideal if you want a lively rock night more than culinary fireworks. Families should note this is a late-night bar with limited food, tight seating, and reports of indoor smoke. There is no kids menu and the scene trends 30s to 40s and up; choose a different spot if you need a quiet, food-centered evening for children.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€18-28 per person ReservationsNot required

What to Order

Perfect For

Location Insights

Area: Residential Lisbon neighborhood bar with a loyal local following; late-night music draws mixed-age crowds.

Safety: Generally safe urban area with normal late-night crowds; occasional door-policy disputes noted in reviews.

Nearby: Neighborhood nightlife spot; patrons mention locals and nostalgia; not a tourist corridor hotspot.

AlvaladeAlvalade is a well-established residential neighborhood with a strong community feel, featuring a variety of local shops, cafes, and restaurants. The dining scene is casual and neighborhood-focused, catering mostly to residents rather than tourists, with a mix of traditional Portuguese and contemporary eateries.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday22:30–02:00 Wednesday22:30–02:00 Thursday22:30–02:00 Friday22:30–03:00 Saturday22:30–03:00 Sunday
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