Foxtrot is a nightlife spot in Principe Real, Lisbon.
Foxtrot on Travessa de Santa Teresa opened in 1979 as an English-pub speakeasy on the border of Bairro Alto and Príncipe Real, dark wood, big mirrors.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Ring the bell to enter; the room runs deep with separate snug bays. Closed Sunday; weeknights to midnight, Saturday from 18:00. Classic cocktails and a long single-malt list.
Address: Travessa de Santa Teresa 28, 1200-405 Lisboa, Lisbon
Cinco Lounge on Rua Ruben A Leitão opened in 2004 as a Príncipe Real cocktail room run by a British-Portuguese team, with a long classics list and a quiet.
Tip: Reservations available 20:00-22:00 through the venue site; walk-ins welcome but tables are limited. Open daily 20:00-02:00; the back room is the best for a long sit-down.
Trumps on Rua da Imprensa Nacional opened in 1980 in Príncipe Real and is Portugal's largest LGBTQ+ nightclub, two dancefloors mixing pop with house.
Tip: Doors Wednesday to Saturday from 23:45-06:00; the front floor is pop, the back floor is electronic. Cab to the door is easier than walking the Príncipe Real hill late.
Finalmente Club on Rua da Palmeira has run since the 1970s as the Príncipe Real drag cathedral, sequin-curtain stage and twin shows nightly.
Tip: Doors 23:30 nightly except Sunday open at midnight; drag shows at 23:00 and 03:00 most nights, Saturday show at 03:00 only. Reservation helps for the table seats.
Construction Lisbon on Rua Cecílio de Sousa is the Príncipe Real gay club for the bear and leather community, three floors of dancefloor, LED stage.
Tip: Doors Friday and Saturday from 23:59-06:00; the bar fills after 02:00 when other Príncipe Real venues close. The Pride and Réveillon parties are the calendar markers.
Cinco Lounge on Rua Ruben A Leitão opened in 2004 as a Príncipe Real cocktail room run by a British-Portuguese team, with a long classics list and a quiet.
Tip: Reservations available 20:00-22:00 through the venue site; walk-ins welcome but tables are limited. Open daily 20:00-02:00; the back room is the best for a long sit-down.
Trumps on Rua da Imprensa Nacional opened in 1980 in Príncipe Real and is Portugal's largest LGBTQ+ nightclub, two dancefloors mixing pop with house.
Tip: Doors Wednesday to Saturday from 23:45-06:00; the front floor is pop, the back floor is electronic. Cab to the door is easier than walking the Príncipe Real hill late.
Finalmente Club on Rua da Palmeira has run since the 1970s as the Príncipe Real drag cathedral, sequin-curtain stage and twin shows nightly.
Tip: Doors 23:30 nightly except Sunday open at midnight; drag shows at 23:00 and 03:00 most nights, Saturday show at 03:00 only. Reservation helps for the table seats.
Construction Lisbon on Rua Cecílio de Sousa is the Príncipe Real gay club for the bear and leather community, three floors of dancefloor, LED stage.
Tip: Doors Friday and Saturday from 23:59-06:00; the bar fills after 02:00 when other Príncipe Real venues close. The Pride and Réveillon parties are the calendar markers.
Maria Lisboa on Rua da Atalaia is the Bairro Alto lesbian-leaning bar, the rename of the former Troika in 2017, with themed nights, pop and dance music.
Tip: Open most nights from 22:00-02:00, weekends to 03:00. The bar floor leans women, the pavement crowd outside spills across Rua da Atalaia after 00:30.
Portas Largas on Rua da Atalaia is the Bairro Alto queer tavern in the old wide-doors taberna shell, plastic-cup caipirinhas, live music on Saturdays.
Tip: Open every night from 20:00; drinks served in plastic cups for the street crowd. Saturday is live-music night; weekday DJ sets and a queue at the door after 23:00.
