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    A cervejaria is technically a beer hall, but nobody comes to Ramiro for the beer. This old-school Lisbon institution runs on goose barnacles, clams in garlic sauce, and a lobster tank that dominates the retro dining room like a centerpiece. Anthony Bourdain championed it, so numbered tickets and a wait are now part of the deal. The seascape murals and zero pretension have stayed exactly as they were.

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    • Goose barnacles

      “From goose barnacles to clams in garlic sauce, everything is cooked to perfection and served up without a shred of pretension.”

      The 50
    • Clams in garlic sauce

      “From goose barnacles to clams in garlic sauce, everything is cooked to perfection and served up without a shred of pretension.”

      The 50

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    Avenida Almirante Reis 1, Intendente, Lisbon, 1150-007 Lisboa, Portugal · Lisboa
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    Closed now, opens noon

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    • Tuesday Noon to Midnight next day
    • Wednesday Today Noon to Midnight next day
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    • Sunday Noon to 11 PM
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