Bar in Lisbon, Portugal
Majong
100Pearl PointsBairro Alto After Dark

About Majong
Majong is a practical Bairro Alto pick for flexible late-night drinks, not a high-certainty cocktail or dinner reservation. Go when location and timing matter more than a documented spirits program, seating plan, or food offering; cross-shop more defined Lisbon bar options if the night needs structure.
Majong is a Lisbon venue with a simple verified profile: casual dress and late daily hours. It opens at 4 PM every day, runs until 2 AM from Sunday through Thursday, and stays open until 3 AM on Friday and Saturday.
Because the verified information is limited, plan around what is confirmed rather than assuming a fuller format. Use Majong when the timing works for a casual Lisbon evening, and check the venue's own channels before relying on details such as reservations, seating, menu, prices, or specific service style.
Use it as a late Lisbon stop, not a detailed dining plan
The strongest confirmed reason to consider Majong is its evening-to-late-night schedule in Lisbon. The 4 PM opening gives it an early-evening window, while the 2 AM and 3 AM closing times make it workable later in the night.
Do not over-read the available information. There is no verified cuisine, drinks specialty, menu format, price range, booking process, or seat count to build a precise plan around. Readers comparing other Lisbon options can also consider 1868 Cocktail Boutique, A Tasca do Chico, Grapes & Bites, Maria Caxuxa, or Mezzanine, depending on the kind of evening they are planning; readers building a broader route can use our full Lisbon bars guide.
Good for flexible nights, weaker for high-stakes plans
Majong is easiest to frame as a casual, flexible Lisbon option because the dress code is casual and the hours run late. It is less suitable as the only planned anchor for an occasion where the reservation process, menu, service style, and budget need to be known in advance.
For a wider Lisbon evening, compare Majong with other Lisbon options rather than expecting one venue to answer every need. For food-first planning around the city, use our full Lisbon restaurants guide; for a full trip, add our full Lisbon hotels guide, our full Lisbon wineries guide, and our full Lisbon experiences guide.
Bottom line: choose Majong when casual dress and late Lisbon hours fit the plan. If the brief depends on confirmed food, drinks, pricing, reservations, or a specific format, verify those details directly before committing the evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a reservation at Majong?
The verified information does not confirm a reservation process. If you are planning around a group or a fixed schedule in Lisbon, check directly with Majong before going.
Does Majong have happy hour deals?
Happy hour details are not verified. The confirmed hours are 4 PM to 2 AM from Sunday through Thursday and 4 PM to 3 AM on Friday and Saturday. If price-sensitive planning matters, check current details directly before settling on a plan.
Does Majong have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating is not verified. The confirmed details are that Majong is in Lisbon, has a casual dress code, and keeps late hours.
Is Majong good for a date?
Majong can work for a casual date if the late hours suit the plan. For a more formal or tightly planned occasion, confirm the reservation process, seating, menu, and other details directly first.
Is the food good at Majong?
Food details are not verified. If food is the priority, compare Majong with venues that have more confirmed dining information, and check Majong's official channels for the latest details.
Is Majong good for groups?
Majong may suit a casual group plan if everyone is comfortable with limited verified details. Because seat count, private areas, and reservation options are not confirmed, groups should check directly before relying on it.
What's the best time to go to Majong?
The confirmed opening time is 4 PM daily. Majong closes at 2 AM from Sunday through Thursday and at 3 AM on Friday and Saturday, so the best time depends on how late you want the Lisbon evening to run.
Location
1200 106, R. da Atalaia 3, Lisboa, Portugal
Lisbon, Portugal
Compare Majong
| Venue | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|
| Majong | Easy |
| Maria Caxuxa | Unknown |
| A Tasca do Chico | Unknown |
| Grapes & Bites | Unknown |
| Mezzanine | Unknown |
| 1868 Cocktail Boutique | Unknown |
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Also Consider
- Maria Caxuxa, Notable alternative
- A Tasca do Chico, Notable alternative
- Grapes & Bites, Notable alternative
- Mezzanine, Notable alternative
- 1868 Cocktail Boutique, Notable alternative
How Majong compares in Lisbon
Majong is the low-friction choice in this Lisbon set: easier to approach than a venue that requires a more planned night, but less useful if the reader wants a clearly defined cocktail, wine, or food identity. Compared with Maria Caxuxa and A Tasca do Chico, it reads as a flexible Bairro Alto drinks stop rather than a place to choose for a specific cultural or food-led brief.
For wine-focused evenings, Grapes & Bites is the cleaner cross-shop because the name alone signals a more wine-and-snack-oriented decision. For a more cocktail-coded night, 1868 Cocktail Boutique is the smarter comparison before committing to Majong. Choose Majong when ease, centrality, and late-night flexibility matter more than format clarity.
Mezzanine is worth checking if the group wants a different room feel or a more deliberate stop. Majong is better for first-timers who want to stay loose in Bairro Alto; the alternatives are stronger when the evening needs a clearer category, whether that is wine, cocktails, or a more programmed atmosphere.
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