We absolutely love Lx Factory - we come back every time we are in Lisbon. This time we ate at Matchamama and had a delightful meal, especially welcome after a long day at a conference. The food was tasty and wine lovely, all very reasonable. We then had a nice walk around, and went ax throwing at the American bar. I recommend this for anyone visiting Lisbon for a fun night out. There are so many bars and restaurants we have yet to try!

This old warehouse and industrial area has been reclaimed years ago and turned into an eating, drinking, and shopping mecca. You can get here easily on the tram. My favorite part is the excellent and very cool book store. But I also had a good cold drink at a nice spot. Can be very busy and crowded especially on the weekend.

Trendy market in an old/repurposed industrial area of Lisbon. Little shops and restaurants here. We went on Sunday and there was a small makers market here as well. Worth the visit and we came here in an Uber after visiting Belem/Descobrimentos/Jeronimos since they are all in the same direction.

What a cute alternative place! The stores are all local and very charismatic! Come by with the whole family or just with your significant other or by yourself. The shopping is great, the food is amazing and the ambience the best! If you are into photography, this will also intrigue you! Cons: I found some of the things a bit expensive but that’s maybe just me!

Stopped by while taking the tram back to town after visiting Belem. It was about six pm on a Saturday night. Even though I'd read about it and seen pictures, I was still pleasantly surprised! You are walking in the middle of a normal suburban street when all of a sudden there is an amazing artistic community of restaurants and street art hidden in a back alley! It felt like entering a speakeasy. I wish there were more stores and art galleries. It was mainly restaurants. We walked around to see the street art, and ate in a fun mexican restaurant. I'm so glad we stopped by!

We exited at tram 15 Calvario stop on our way back from the Belem area into downtown to visit LX factory, an industrial estate almost under the bridge which was turned into an art and entertainment venue. Lots of cafes and restaurants, good souvenir shops and the famous oldest bookstore is also there. Would recommend going up to a rooftop bar (just next to Cantina LX) for a couple of nice cocktails on a sunny day.

LX Factory is great!!! This is a vibrant cultural hub and offers the visitor a great experience on all levels. It has a mix of quirky gift shops, food outlets and art galleries. Even the graffiti is pretty! We bought some gifts, had a lovely lunch and drinks in the sun. A short tram ride from the busy centre of Lisbon, this place is certainly a place to escape.

I visited twice for dinner and drinks after attending a conference nearby. Has a great selection of bars, shops and places to eat. Highly recommend anyone in the area visits. Lots of reasonably priced places too, and lots of locals.

Very good place to visit during the visit of Lisbon. A little far away from the center. We went by Taxi. It has a lot of local shops and restaurants. Very interesting place to spent. The only think that is not recommended there is no taxi nearby to return to your place or to the center.

Really enjoyed our trip to LX Factory from Lisbon. We took the tram out from the city centre, which was very busy but doable. When we arrived our first port of call was the rooftop bar, which we loved. Had a couple of great cocktails up there watching the planes go over and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. We then wandered around the shops for a while, with the bookshop being worth the trip on its own, before taking the packed tram back to Lisbon. It was well worth the visit.