Beato, Marvila and Cabo Ruivo

Best time: Saturday is best: Browers opens at noon, Fermentage and Dois Corvos at 3pm, Musa at 1pm and Fábrica Oitava Colina in the evening. On Thursday and Friday start at about 3pm (Musa opens at 5pm). The last stop opens only Thursday to Saturday; on other days end at Musa. Dois Corvos and Musa are closed on Monday. Opening hours change, so check each venue before you set off.

The stops

1. Browers Beato

   Travessa do Grilo 1, 1950-145 Lisboa · Bus 728 from Praça do Comércio or Cais do Sodré, Beato stops; or a short taxi ride

   Brewery and cervejaria in the former power station of the Manutenção Militar, now the Beato Innovation District. Opened in November 2024 by the Super Bock Group's Browers craft brand, it has a 30-metre bar designed with Eduardo Souto de Moura, brewing kit in full view and up to 24 taps of house and guest beers, with a menu of Portuguese cervejaria classics. Open noon to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and noon to midnight Friday and Saturday.

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2. Fermentage

   Rua Capitão Leitão 1B, 1950-049 Lisboa

   Brewpub that opened in July 2023 in the old Lince taproom and has become a beer-geek favourite: 14 taps with a lean towards sours and wild fermentation, a Czech-style side-pour pilsner, fermented-dough pizzas, board games, arcade machines and quiz nights. Open 3pm to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and 3pm to 1am Friday and Saturday.

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3. Dois Corvos

   Rua Capitão Leitão 94, 1950-052 Lisboa

   The taproom that started Lisbon's 'Beer District': Scott Steffens and Susana Cascais opened Marvila's first brewery here in 2015. Seventeen taps pour the freshest Dois Corvos beer, from hazy IPAs to barrel-aged stouts from a 300-barrel ageing programme, with a full kitchen and a regular calendar of music and events. Open 3pm to 11pm Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday, and 3pm to 1am Friday and Saturday. Closed Monday.

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4. Musa de Marvila

   Rua do Vale Formoso 9, 1950-277 Lisboa · Marvila station (suburban trains) is about 10 min walk

   Musa's brewery bar, in the former Bolina brewery since 2022: a big industrial room on two levels with a terrace, the house beers fresh from the tanks, a kitchen (tostas, bifanas and petiscos), gigs and DJ sets. Musa turned ten in May 2026. Open 5pm to midnight Tuesday to Thursday, 5pm to 3am Friday, 1pm to 3am Saturday and 1pm to midnight Sunday. Closed Monday.

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5. Fábrica Oitava Colina

   Avenida Infante D. Henrique 334, Armazém 3, 1800-224 Lisboa · Cabo Ruivo metro (red line)

   Oitava Colina's production brewery at Cabo Ruivo, where it moved from Graça in 2021. The taproom at the door has ten taps, pizza and a terrace, and new beers usually appear here before they reach the Graça bar. Open Thursday to Saturday evenings only, roughly 5pm or 6pm to 11pm.

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Getting there: bus 728 runs along the riverside avenue from Praça do Comércio to Beato and Marvila in about 20 minutes. Browers is inside the Beato Innovation District (enter from Travessa do Grilo).

Fermentage and Dois Corvos are two minutes apart on Rua Capitão Leitão, and Musa is about 1 km north. Musa to Fábrica Oitava Colina (about 2.3 km along the Avenida Infante D. Henrique) is the longest leg and not a pretty walk; take a taxi, or bus 728 north, after dark.

Marvila is a post-industrial district: quiet streets and empty warehouses between the bars, which can feel deserted early in the week. Locals say it's safe, but stick to the main streets at night.

The Lisbon Beer Department's free Oktober Festa takes over these breweries for a day each October; check @lisbonbeerdept for the date.

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