
Um espaço que proporciona uma autêntica viagem no tempo aos emblemáticos anos 50! A representação autêntica de um American Diner que pode encontrar nos pequenos detalhes pensados ao pormenor. Uma cozinha tradicional americana, com pratos típicos confecionados diariamente por nós com ingredientes frescos de qualidade superior. As nossas receitas são fruto de um estudo intensivo e quase diário da culinária americana, um mundo diverso e em constante evolução. O nosso objetivo é que cada um de vós, entre pela nossa casa e sinta que há todo um trabalho por trás do que vos é servido.
Kitschy 1950s-themed hangout with outdoor seating offering regional American comfort food & sweets.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12:30–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12:30–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 12:30–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Av. Dom João II 43 A, 1990-083 Lisboa, Portugal
Phone: +351 21 096 6204
Website: https://www.thefifties.pt/
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Reviews
Overall we really enjoyed our lunch and would visit again.
I had the cheese covered nachos as I couldn’t quite bear with a whole burger, and it was absolutely lovely, and I can only say the same for their milkshakes, really wholesome and filling, scrumptious even!
The staff were lovely, and very ‘on it’ with making sure we had everything we needed. Overall it was a great vibe, even if the fifities were actually quite mediocre and even terrible for anyone that wasn’t a straight white man. Yay!
Anyway, go here! Recommend!
The decoration is over the top for classic American diner restaurants, though it’s bearable. The milkshakes are cold enough that the beverage gains viscosity; don’t choose a fruit flavor. And the shows, they’re something! We’ve got two songs from a Tina Turner lookalike who knows how to entertain a crowd. The shows are triggered once an hour and during these moments the business seems to freeze to leave room for the act. I wonder how it all balances out between the restaurant and the acts.
Unfortunately, I visit restaurants for the quality of their food and service, not decoration or entertainment. Fifties Diner isn’t terrible in this regard, but I’ve seen the same idea executed better elsewhere. There is a lot of potential there, if the food gets the love it deserves!
I wasn’t sure, to be honest, because the concept could sound very cliché. But this place is definitely worth trying.
The smoked hamburger is out of this world and lemonades are delicious.
Something that I really liked is the music and the vibe it has. A great place to forget about the day with a good burger.