Where to Eat like a Portuguese King on a Cheapskate’s Budget in Lisbon (And Other Local Travel Tips)

<h1>The Alfama</h1> Note that it’s “the Alfama,” like “the Bronx.” If you’re seeking an authentic Portuguese vacation, no doubt you’ve read all the tourism pamphlets telling you that the Alfama — Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, and where Lisbon was born — is a must-see. <img alt="Facade of buildings in the Alfama neighborhood." src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*Ez0cT2oCsTz9qeQimv0NlQ.jpeg" style="height:795px; width:700px" /> The Alfama Neighborhood. (Photo by Paulo da Silva.) It’s a pity the Alfama is so filled with inauthentic Portuguese restaurants — and a new hamburger joint, too. <a href="https://medium.com/@AuthorPaulo/where-to-eat-like-a-portuguese-king-on-a-cheapskates-budget-in-lisbon-and-other-local-travel-58a3c1d74154">Click Here</a>