Had rice with duck, which consisted of about a tbsp pulled duck and 500g rice drowned in some greasy oil. If you want to eat food that looks/tastes like it would be improved by being torched and had it's ashes run through a blender filled with whatever used frying oil you had lying around - this is the place. Not worth your money. Other venues in a 5-10 min walking radius.

Good seating, indoor and outdoor. Relatively quiet, well lit. Didn't try the food. Moderately clean.

Although the ambience is nice and the staff is friendly… the food is expensive and not tasty. My fish had bones in it which made it horrible, and it was really salty. The rice and vegetables were ok at best. I would not recommend.

We were very sleepy and thought before starting our tour in the Ocenarium, we stop for a coffee. Also had some ham and cheese baguette, readymade. Well.... What can I say? I had bad experience in other places as well but the Cappuccino here has nothing to do with a propper Cappuccino. It is made from Cappuccino powder, it has horrible taste and is so sweet that is hard to drink. If I want instant Cappuccino from 3in1 powder I can drink it at home for 20 cents. If you decide to sell Cappuccino and charge € 2.80 for it, at least take the effort and make a decent Cappuccino and than I don't mind paying even double price like in the city centre. The baguette, I'm not even going to go into details, I wasn't expecting much anyway from a frozen sandwich.

Don’t order burger. It’s really bad.

Food is just okay. It is a self service restaurant. Staff is nice and helpful. There is outdoor siting, which is nice. Coffee and pasta de nada is good.

About what you'd expect from an aquarium cafe. We got the turkey over noodles and the salmon over rice. The salmon was much, much better than the turkey. The flan was not bad. It was pleasant to sit in the covered terrace section and wait out the sudden rainstorm.

Clean facility and alcohol is available.

The cantina is exactly what to expect from a restaurant inside of any other museum. The food is okay, nothing fancy. It fulfils the essential need for food. The place is kept clean and decent. Some items were priced regularly (juice, coffee...), some were overpriced (soup, bread...). If you need some snack so you don't die, this is the place. Alternatively, bring your own food to the Oceanarium.

This was my first meal in Lisbon. Nice view from the terrace. Staffs are also friendly. But very pathetic food quality. This is even worse than the 3€ canteen dishes in any university.

Really good coffee and puddings. Did not try the main meals because of the other reviews.

Really disgusting food. Undercooked rice mushy fish and way over salted potatoes. Even the desserts are inedible. Super disappointed as it's the only restaurant in the exhibit

Soup and cream dessert were so-so. The rest... no words can describe it...

Expensive, poor dishes, best stick to sandwichs

Poor quality food. Poisoned with salt

Good food

You get your stomach filled, but at what price. Wasnt good, the cream dessert had been sitting for a while and stuffed squid was awful. Unless starving I'd suggest another place. Only saving grace of this place were the warm and professional servers. No vegan or vegetarian options.