Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots in Lisbon

If you’re planning to eat at the stadium, get there at least an hour early. The food lines can get really long, especially if it's a big match night.

Try to catch public transport to get there. I took the metro and it was super easy, no parking stress, and way cheaper than a taxi.

If you’re on a budget, stick to their happy hour specials from 5-7 PM. I saved a lot and the drinks were still really good.

I think the atmosphere is what makes Foxtrot special. Take some time to just soak it all in, especially the decor. I wasn’t expecting it to be so cozy and welcoming!

My advice is to try their traditional Portuguese cocktails. They blew my mind—definitely something unique. Don't just stick to the regular stuff!

My advice is to try the local beers on tap while you play! They were super cheap and added to the fun atmosphere. You won’t regret it!

I think you should go around 3 PM on a weekday to avoid the crowds. It felt way more relaxed then, and we had time for a couple of games before it got busy.

I suggest checking out the special events they have. We stumbled upon a pool tournament and it was pretty exciting. Made our visit much more entertaining.

I recommend going on a weekday evening around 7 PM. It’s way less crowded then, and you can snag a pool table easily without waiting too long

My advice is to try the house cocktails; they’re pretty good and reasonably priced. I mean, who doesn’t love a good drink while playing pool, right?

I suggest playing billiards on a weekday. Friday nights were super crowded and it took forever to get a table, but the vibe is better with less noise.

If you’re looking to save money, try to sign up for a trial class first. It's a great way to get a feel for the place without committing to a big membership fee right away.

My advice is to wear comfy clothes and closed-toe shoes. Trust me, you don’t wanna be slipping around or getting snagged by obstacles in flip-flops!