4/5 André F. 1 year ago on Google • 116 reviews
We
knew
about
The
Great
American
Disaster
when
we
were
leaving
Lisbon,
few
minutes
after
we
took
the
road
so
we
decided
to
visit
the
place
next
time
we
were
in
the
city.
So
this
is
what
we
did.
First
of
all,
the
restaurant
name
kinda
checks
out,
according
to
its
location
(it's
a
disaster
to
find
where
to
go).
Although
it's
placed
in
a
very
prestigious
place
(at
Marques
de
Pombal
plaza),
its
entrance
is
really
hidden
(this
is
why
we
weren't
able
to
visit
the
place
during
our
first
stay
in
Lison),
making
it
really
difficult
to
be
noticed
for
those
who
doesn't
have
keen
eyes.
You
have
to
enter
some
sort
of
building
lobby,
which
was
empty,
with
no
open
stores
(it
was
a
Saturday).
There
was
a
security
guard
inside
a
room
(who
was
playing
freecell
lol)
who
helped
us
and
pointed
the
right
direction
(which
was
upstairs).
Although
there
were
a
good
number
of
tables,
the
place
was
empty,
which
was
good
because
it
meant
quick
service.
It
didn't
take
long
to
have
our
order
taken:
I
ordered
a
steak
with
2
kinds
of
mustard
and
my
wife
ordered
a
Margherita
pizza.
We
also
ordered
a
portion
of
fries
with
cheddar,
a
vanilla
milk
shake,
a
mug
of
beer
and
garlic
bread.
The
pizza
was
very
good,
although
I
can't
help
thinking
it's
a
frozen
pizza,
like
those
sold
in
supermarkets.
Again,
very
good
and
tasty
but
clearly
not
homemade/artesanal
so,
not
worth
the
price
charged.
The
fries
were
ok,
but
I
felt
a
mild
flavor
on
it
that
resembled
fish
(I
think
they
used
the
same
oil
to
fry
it).
My
steak
was
very
large
(not
thick,
just
large)
and,
although
it
was
very
tender,
it
really
didn't
feel
like
an
american
steak.
The
mustard
sauce
was
tasty,
but
not
how
I
imagined
it
would
be.
There
was
nothing
special
about
the
garlic
bread.
It
really
looked
like
frozen
breads
(those
we
buy
at
the
supermarket)
with
butter,
garlic
and
oregano.
There
was
also
another
portion
of
fries
with
the
steak
so
I
miscalculated
it
a
little
bit,
having
to
take
away
part
of
our
food.
So,
if
the
food
wasn't
that
good,
why
the
4-star
rating
one
might
be
asking.
Well,
Portugal
is
known
for
not
having
the
"most
polite"
or
"most
cheerful"
table
service
around
Europe
(maybe
around
the
world),
and
in
this
matter,
this
place
rocked!
Both
waitresses
were
extremely
cheerful
and
provided
top
notch
service
so
this
rating
only
because
of
them.
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