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Mesa de Frades: Traditional Fado Show with Dinner

Available Tuesday, 28 May

Duration: 4h

4.8 (16)

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4.8

16 verified customer reviews

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Willem, Netherlands

28 Mar 2024

Excellent

Was een geweldige avond! Aanrader.

Mesa de Frades: Traditional Fado Show & Dinner

Annette, Netherlands

24 Mar 2024

Average

Eten was niet best.Hoofdgerecht

Mesa de Frades: Traditional Fado Show & Dinner

Anonymous

13 Oct 2023

Excellent

Incredible experience to listen to frado and enjoy a Portuguese meal. My friend and I stayed late into the night and the frado performances continued to amaze us. I recommend staying out as long...

Incredible experience to listen to frado and enjoy a Portuguese meal. My friend and I stayed late into the night and the frado performances continued to amaze us. I recommend staying out as long as possible to experience some wonderful artistry.

Mesa de Frades: Traditional Fado Show & Dinner

About: Mesa De Frades

Mesa de Frades, more than a restaurant, is an iconic venue of the ‘Fado route’. In this old chapel, full of tiles from the 18th century, Fado takes place every night with new generation fado singers and established voices of Fado. In an informal atmosphere, the dinner menu covers multiple favours of Portuguese cuisine.

Mesa De Frades

Monday	20:30 - 02:00
Tuesday	20:30 - 02:00
Wednesday	20:30 - 02:00
Thursday	20:30 - 02:00
Friday	20:30 - 02:00
Saturday	20:30 - 02:00
Sunday	20:30 - 02:00

Mesa De Frades

139 Rua dos Remédios, 1100-453, Lisbon

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