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The new menu at O Talho bets everything on irresistible meat and fire flavors
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The new menu at O Talho bets everything on irresistible meat and fire flavors

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 19:31

O Talho, a restaurant in Lisbon directed by chef Kiko Martins, has presented a new menu that focuses on meat flavors and grilled preparations. The renewal includes new indulgent starters, an expansion in the offering of meat cuts, and several novelties in the desserts section.

Chef Kiko Martins is responsible for directing the restaurant, committed to reinforcing the house's identity centered on meat. The new menu promises to be more appealing to grilled meat and fire dish enthusiasts.

Among the main changes are the introduction of new starters aimed at whetting customers' appetites, as well as the expansion of the variety of available meat cuts. Desserts have also been renewed, now offering more options to end the meal.

The recommendation is that customers visit the restaurant to discover the new dishes from this renewed menu in person. O Talho thus continues to establish itself as an option for those seeking meat-centered gastronomic experiences, in the Portuguese capital.

Why this matters

Readers in Lisbon who appreciate meat cuisine and grilled dishes now have a new option to explore, with O Talho renewing its offering with more variety of cuts and desserts. The news will also interest those who follow chef Kiko Martins' work and want to discover his new gastronomic proposals in the capital.

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