Ponto Final

I’m writing this as I just finished eating the BEST shrimps I’ve ever had in my life. It was so good I could cry. (The spicy mariganed ones). The octopus salad was very good. I didn’t like the sardines. My bf and I had sea bream and bass and it was good too.

The portions were definitely generous.

The sat outside and while it was windy it was still very beautiful and romantic experience. The view of Lisbon was really nice.

Finally, the service was good and the waiters were all nice and helpful. They gave us little blankets which was cute.

The price a little bit more on the expensive side but nothing shocking.

Overall, I definitely think that Ponto Final is worth the hype it gets. Would 100% recommend especially to couples!

The food was incredible! Seafood and fish are the main highlights, making it a gem for seafood enthusiasts. The location boasts beauty, with an outstanding view. We enjoyed the sardines and shrimps, both incredibly tasteful. The staff was super friendly and humorous, making the wait for a table enjoyable. Despite the likely wait, they create a homey atmosphere with jokes, and time flies. If you're in Lisbon and love seafood, I highly recommend this place!

Lovely place!!!! You either do the wall art walk before or after lunch. Work up an appetite or digest after eating.

Great Lisbon view from where you sit.

Great seafood and the pairing of wine is good.

Very affordable and worth every penny of walk.

Firstly. Book ahead. We booked 4 months ahead and got an amazing seat. Check what time the sunset is depending on what time of year you are going and book for then. I would book for 7/7:30 for best enjoyment.

If you don’t book you will miss the sunset. Even people getting there an hour before it opens were heard to waiting anywhere between 1-3 hours for a table. We saw about 100 people lined up not knowing they should of booked.

Secondly it was amazing. The view is simply beautiful and it is a must. The food is great. Amazing home style food with great wine and funny and playful staff. I would definitely go back in a heartbeat.

I visited this restaurant after discovering it on Netflix's "Somebody Feed Phil." Despite not having reservations, I arrived around 6:30pm, a half-hour before their 7:00pm opening, and was pleasantly surprised to be seated about 15 minutes after they opened, which was quite fast considering their advanced bookings.

I ordered the cod fritters, grilled bass, mixed salad, spicy shrimp, and creme brûlee. Among these, the grilled bass was my favorite — I found that it had well-balanced seasoning. The cocktails were equally great. While the salad leaned a bit towards the salty side, I still ate all of it. The service was quick and friendly, too.

In terms of accessibility, we parked near a stairway. It's worth noting that the stairway to the restaurant can be quite dark at night, so I used my flashlight (and there are some chipped steps). But it felt relatively safe.

Overall, I'd recommend visiting (and you should consider arriving early to snag a spot in the queue in case you don't have reservations).

I had a lovely dining experience here. Just came back from my holiday and this was definitely one of the highlights. It was a cold evening and we wanted to sit outside so they gave us blankets to use. The food was delicious and well priced. Friendly staff and lovely atmosphere. Would recommend it here if you want some delicious fresh seafood.

Amazing views. The shrimp and grilled sardines were both pretty good. We took the ferry over to get there and took a water taxi back, which was very cool. Be sure to make reservations well in advance.

This place really blew us away. One of the most beautiful places I have had dinner, but we really didn't expect the food to be as good as it was. We didn't have a reservation and waited 3 hours (arrived at 18:15) to be seated, but the wait flew as we were able to order drinks from the bar and watch the beautiful sunset. The staff were all so friendly and nice. We are prawns which were massive and tender, and grilled sardines which were fresh and delicious. A real highlight of Lisbon for us.

The panoramic view of Lisbon from this spot was breathtaking, even though it was a bit windy during our visit. The food, while not the most exceptional steak I’ve ever had, was decent, and the creme brulee was a delightful surprise. What truly stood out was the incredibly friendly and joyful staff, making it a memorable dining experience.

One of the best meals that we had in Lisbon! We came for lunch right when the restaurant opened. Highly recommend emailing ahead of time to make a reservation. We were the first to be seated and was able to pick the table furthest out over the water. The seafood was delicious but the incredible views are what made the experience so memorable!

The food here is really great. We each had a whole massive fish for around 20-25 euros that was incredible. We had to book 2 months in advance even in winter but its worth it. In summer it also has a beautiful sunset view of the bridge and Lisbon.

Make reservations and take your time enjoying that reservation. This is not a place to rush through your meal! Service was attentive and friendly. Food was fantastic! Menu consists of mostly seafood, which I don't eat, so I ordered the tempora green beans and tomato rice expecting to not be impressed. Not only were the portion sizes surprisingly large, everything tasted so good. This is a place not to miss!

Lovely spot, very busy so book in advance. The staff will do their very best to help you but if it's full... Food and service was great. View of lissabon is fantastic.

We visited one evening during our stay in Porto. We took the ferry over and took a walk along the water to the restaurant. If you do the same be aware than there are no street lights for part of the route but it is quite safe despite its ominous look.

The restaurant was just as good as we expected, the staff were very friendly and the food was excellent, especially the marinated Shrimp starter and Monkfish stew.

We decided to take a taxi back to our hotel but as the elevator closes at 19:30, we took the stairs (many of them) to the road, which again had no street lights.

The food was amazing! You have to like seafood and fish, because that’s their main focus. If you do like seafood, this really is a gem. The location is beautiful, the view is outstanding. We had the sardines and the shrimps and those both were really tasteful. The staff was super friendly and even funny, they made it easy to wait for a table, which you probably always will have to do. But they make you feel at home, make jokes and the time flies. If you’re in Lisbon and you’re a seafood fan, I highly recommend!

Whether you have a reservation or not, this restaurant is worth a visit. The food is delicious and the views of the Lisbon coastline are amazing.

If you don’t have a reservation there is a line for walk-ins. I suggest showing up around 6pm to start queuing.

Great food, service and location, really a must when in Lisbon.
Be sure to make reservations two months in advance if you want to skip the waiting line. We didn’t have reservations but after two hours of waiting we have been seated and we had dinner.
Everyone that was at the line got the chance to eat there in the end.

Great view and ambience making this spot a must visit if you time for a date. Reservation is a must unless you have 2h waiting for a seat.

Worry not about the waiting as you can get some drinks while waiting. One of the best cocktail I had in Lisbon.

Another tip is that you should take the elevator down instead of walking down for a less tiring walk plus you get a view.

Food wise was good but not mind blowing. But what the heck gotta love the view. The monk fish stew for me was the best dish I had here.

Amazing food, very generous portion sizes and very fresh ingredients. Staff were also very nice and service was fast. Could use some music for the atmosphere, but otherwise perfect!

Make no mistake: this is not a sea-side restaurant. The residents of Lisbon are prickly in deliberately calling the small stretch of water that separates the southern part of their city from the northern a "river" - and you'd best remember that you silly tourist.

Reluctantly leaving the definitions of bodies of water behind, Ponto Final (of TikTok fame) has firmly established itself as one of the city's must-visit restaurants. Super friendly service, affordable (and ample-sized) menu options, a selection of excellent local wines that will make you realise just how much you're getting ripped off at your local cheese and wine bar (looking at you, Londoners), combined with scenic views across the water make this an ideal spot for all occasions.