Casanova
Casanova is not on the seed list and predates almost every other record found in this city: Time Out Lisboa's own review states that when Maria Paola Porru, an Italian who had moved to Portugal to study cinema in the 1970s, opened it in 2000 on a quay by the Tejo, thin, crispy wood-fired pizza was still uncommon in the city. The pizzeria has occupied the same riverside warehouse space for over two decades, one of only two original tenants (alongside the Lux nightclub) still there.
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Why it is here
Casanova is not on the seed list and predates almost every other record found in this city: Time Out Lisboa's own review states that when Maria Paola Porru, an Italian who had moved to Portugal to study cinema in the 1970s, opened it in 2000 on a quay by the Tejo, thin, crispy wood-fired pizza was still uncommon in the city. The pizzeria has occupied the same riverside warehouse space for over two decades, one of only two original tenants (alongside the Lux nightclub) still there.