

Neapolitan pizzas & craft beers served in an acclaimed fixture with elegant, all-white decor.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–2:45 PM, 6:30–10:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–2:45 PM, 6:30–10:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–2:45 PM, 6:30–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12:15–3 PM, 6:30–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 6:30–10:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–2:45 PM, 6:30–10:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: R. Artilharia 1 16b, 1250-039 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +351 21 387 9944
Website: https://www.fornodoro.pt/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tankasapkota.pt
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Reviews
Bishal was very attentive and helpful, making our dinner a great experience. The burrata and cocktails were fantastic, and the tiramisu was a perfect finish.
Highly recommended!
Very romantic but also a good place for celebrations (birthday, anniversaries) but it’s not a bit restaurant so be aware of the size if the group. The food is really good and they have good wine verations. Just don’t forget to book in advance your spot 🙂
The online reservation system is easy for foreigners and user friendly.
The pizza and pasta were awesome, waiters were friendly and welcoming, they suggested nice beer to accompany the food.
Thank you so much for the nice dining experience, we will be back. 🙂
THE BEST HE HAS EVER HAD. He always orders a DOP Margherita, I order a local flavor. Both were excellent with perfect soft crusts. Also has a great beer and wine selection.
Highly recommended!
The restaurant is a bit tucked away about 800 meters from the main streets around Pç do Marquês de Pombal. It’s actually a nice neighborhood. It’s impossible to get a good feeling about the place from the outside, you need to get inside. It’s not a traditional pizza-parlor for sure, and they do carry other great items on the menu, but the pizza may be the magnet. Inside, you have a modern perhaps Scandinavian inspired table and chair layout. Everything white. Then you have the large neapolitan pizza oven. Those are always super exciting to see. The price range is between 13-19 for pizzas (2025) and then you need drinks, water and possibly dessert and an extra drink. Expect a modest price of ~25 euro for one person. It was about what I paid, and I am quite astonished that it was possible for this price. But again I only had pizza, a bottle of water and a beer.
Concerning service, yes it’s really fine. You feel very welcome and everyone seems very eager to please, the attentive staff asks you if all is good. I ordered a beer from Letraria which was opened for me and put in a champagne cooler on the side. A little overwhelming, if you ask me. The guy was very humble, almost on the verge of being nervous when servicing, so I couldn’t help but getting a little nervous myself.
Now concerning the pizza. I quickly studied the criteria for getting a spot on the 50toppizza.it list and I now know that Forno D’oros drinks list, service, local ingredients, sustainability among others constitutes the criteria for getting a spot on the list. However, the pizza to me was “OK”, definitely neapolitan style and worth coming back for? Absolutely, but I would try out the rest of the menu and still go about looking for even better pizzas. In my home area we have several pizzerias doing neapolitan style. I can’t help but saying if Forno D’oro gets a spot for 10th best pizza in Europe, then the pizzerias around here can easily compete with that (if you judge only by the taste, look and flavor of the pizza).
They also have great range of craft beers and amazing wines. I can highly recommend! Special thanks to Bishal who served our table, he made a great effort to make us feel welcomed! Thank you!