Monte Horizonte

Once, one of Bairro Alto’s trendiest bars – B’Artis is back with a new look and name. It has dropped the B and is now simply called “Artis,” focusing more on wine — all Portuguese wines. The wood-rich interior has been maintained, and decorating the walls are some classic/vintage objects and a few musical instruments. Artis has always been known for its jazz soundtrack, and that continues to be heard along with chill-out sounds. The wine can be served by the glass starting at 3 euros, but if you prefer beer that’s just 2 euros. It also serves “petiscos” with the toasted chicken sandwich being the most popular over the years. Those “petiscos” range in price between €4.90 and €9.90, and according to the chalkboard list placed outside, they include the traditional Portuguese “caldo verde” (known in English as “green soup”). You may also order a cheese or ham plate and sample some Portuguese liquor such as port and ginginha.