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For a year, Henrique Sá Pessoa and his sous-chef, Joana Duarte, carefully selected ingredients, tested all the products, refined the flavors, and created a varied menu without borders, bringing together influences from here and elsewhere. On the menu at this Lisbon restaurant: sliced Iberian bellota ham, crispy croquettes, garlic prawns, and the iconic pan con tomate. Enjoy your meal at the bar, watching the chefs at work.
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