Set exactly where Mr. Albino’s drugstore once stood. (Hence the name), right at the entrance to the Lapa residential area. The venue has a vintage feel, skilfully blending its historical landmarks with a modern, sophisticated décor, somewhat art deco, featuring marble tables, numerous mirrors across two rooms, and a chequered floor that enhances the establishment’s character. The focus is on great Portuguese classics such as Bacalhau à Brás, roast suckling pig, and Portuguese-style sirloin... but there are also more modern offerings, such as grilled sardine nigiri or Cozido à Portuguesa gyozas, with cozido broth, pickled turnip and mint. Something to note? On summer nights, the outdoor seating provides a very pleasant atmosphere.