05/11/2026
CERVEJARIA TRINDADE: DINE INSIDE A FORMER CONVENT IN Portugal Unveiled: Lisbon and Beyond
Before it served b**r and seafood, this space was part of a convent.
In Chiado, Cervejaria Trindade occupies part of the former Convento da Santíssima Trindade, founded in 1294.
After the religious orders were dissolved in Portugal in 1834, the remaining buildings found a new purpose and eventually a brewery was established here, followed by a public b**r counter.
Today, the walls are one of the main reasons to look inside.
The 19th-century tile panels were painted by Luís Ferreira, known as “Ferreira das Tabuletas” are representing the seasons, the four elements and Masonic symbols.
On the menu, you’ll find Portuguese dishes and seafood, including bacalhau à Brás, clams with garlic and coriander, steaks and house croquettes.
For dessert, there is even a b**r pudding made with dark b**r, egg yolks and cinnamon.
If you enjoy Portuguese food, azulejos and places with a story, Trindade brings all three together.
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