Taberna Fina | Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal

Taberna Fina is a fine dining restaurant that's part of Le Consulat.

Chef André Magalhães brings us a new food concept. Think of world fine dining style with Portuguese soul. The experience starts with the quirky decoration, combining traditional pop-culture elements with contemporary art.

The Lowdown

Type: Art Gallery Bar / Club / Lounge Restaurant / Private Dining

Views: Cityscape Historical Monument Street

Style: Contemporary
Elegant

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Venue Setting

Taberna Fina is a fine dining restaurant that's part of Le Consulat, a boutique hotel located in a historic building that previously housed the Consulate of Brasil in Lisbon.

Capacity

Seated: 50

Buffet: 80

Standing: 100

Fees

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Price range: Join the party and sign in to view pricing

Does this include catering fees?: No

Estimated price per head: from $75 to $200

Additional charges: For exclusive use of the venue, a room block charge is required.

Insurance: Additional Insurance Is Not Required To Host An Event Here

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Event Logistics and Amenities

(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)

Celebrations hosted here since: 2017
Curfew: 12 AM
Venue spaces: Indoor Venue Space Only
Catering: Client Must Use The Catering Provided By The Venue
Alcohol: Provided By Venue For Fee – You Must Use The Venue For All Alcohol Services
Music: Indoors Only
Smoking: Designated Smoking Areas Only

Amenities

Wifi
Ample Parking Onsite
Dining Tables
Onsite Restrooms

Venue Features

The scene:: Here, every day is a unique surprise, with a tasting menu changing according to season and inspiration. Nature powered cuisine that combines Portuguese produce, always local, seasonal and fresh with the creator’s inspiration. Expect unexpected combinations, textures and shapes, a daily changing menu and delicious conversations around a beautiful table. Bon appétit!

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