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100 Maneiras

  • CuisineContemporary European
  • CategoryFine Dining / Tasting Menu
  • VibePlayful, theatrical, artistic fine dining
  • Rating★ 4.7
  • Price$$$$

100 Maneiras is chef Ljubomir Stanisic's acclaimed tasting-menu restaurant in Bairro Alto, known for a wildly creative, ingredient-driven approach that draws on the Bosnian-born chef's varied culinary background alongside Portuguese produce. The restaurant serves a single ten-course tasting menu, priced around €95 per person, that changes regularly and often incorporates playful, unexpected combinations rather than sticking to classic Portuguese forms, with an optional wine pairing available for an additional €55.

A small tasting-menu restaurant in Bairro Alto run by chef Ljubomir Stanišić, whose Bosnian background shows up alongside Portuguese ingredients in a way that's less strictly traditional than most of the city's other Michelin-starred kitchens. The dining room is compact and informal for the price point rather than ceremonial.

100 Maneiras is chef Ljubomir Stanisic's acclaimed tasting-menu restaurant in Bairro Alto, known for a wildly creative, ingredient-driven approach that draws on the Bosnian-born chef's varied culinary background alongside Portuguese produce. The restaurant serves a single ten-course tasting menu, priced around €95 per person, that changes regularly and often incorporates playful, unexpected combinations rather than sticking to classic Portuguese forms, with an optional wine pairing available for an additional €55. The dining room is small and intimate, dimly lit with an eclectic, artistic decor that reflects Stanisic's personality — part fine dining, part rock-and-roll energy — and the atmosphere leans more playful and theatrical than the hushed formality typical of tasting-menu restaurants elsewhere in the city. The wine pairing draws on both Portuguese and international bottles chosen to match the tasting menu's inventive, course-by-course shifts in flavour, and staff are known for engaging directly with diners throughout the meal rather than maintaining a purely formal distance. Reservations are essential given the restaurant's small size and reputation, and tables should be booked through the restaurant's own website or by phone well ahead of a visit, particularly for weekend dinners; the restaurant only offers dinner service, seven nights a week, with no lunch option. The full ten-course experience runs several hours, so diners should plan an evening without other commitments, and its Bairro Alto location places it within easy reach of the neighbourhood's bars for those continuing the evening after dinner.

Practical information for 100 Maneiras · Last updated August 2026
Price $$$$
Hours Daily 19:30–00:00
Reservations Essential; 100maneiras.com or +351 910 307 575
Address R. do Teixeira 35, 1200-459 Lisboa

Signature dishes

  • 10-course tasting menu €95 ($102)
  • Creative seasonal dishes
  • Paired wines €55 ($59)

Good to know

Known for
Chef Ljubomir Stanisic's acclaimed tasting menu restaurant; wildly creative cooking

Location

R. do Teixeira 35, 1200-459 Lisboa

38.7138, -9.1452 View on map

Highlights

  • Chef Ljubomir Stanisic's inventive 10-course tasting menu
  • Playful, theatrical dining room atmosphere
  • Optional wine pairing spanning Portuguese and international bottles
  • Dinner-only, seven nights a week

Tips for visiting

  • Book well ahead, especially for weekends
  • Plan for a multi-hour meal across ten courses
  • Add the wine pairing to match the menu's inventive shifts in flavour
  • Dinner only — no lunch service

Accessibility

The restaurant is in a historic Bairro Alto building; guests with mobility needs should call ahead to confirm step-free access.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a menu to choose from?

No, 100 Maneiras serves a single ten-course tasting menu that changes regularly.

How much does dinner cost?

The tasting menu is priced around €95 per person, with an optional wine pairing for about €55 more.

Do I need a reservation?

Yes, reservations are essential given the restaurant's small size; book through its website or by phone.

Is 100 Maneiras open for lunch?

No, it serves dinner only, seven nights a week.