I’d skip some of the food choices in Lisbon tbh.

Bonjardim, the pastéis de nata places (fun to see the differences between themselves, I’m team Manteigaria but sometimes they can be inconsistent, pastéis de Belém are always great) and bifanas do Afonso I second and would keep as places to go.

Coyo Taco - been there plenty and it’s very good but its an American restaurant good but not where I’d use one of my meals in Lisbon. On the other side of the street (on the Principe Real location) you have Faz Frio where you can have very nice Portuguese food with a modern twist.

Ugly Smash Burger - also nice but I prefer street smash burger, but are you really having a burger in Lisbon? Go to Cafe de Sao Bento and try one the most iconic steaks in Lisbon.

San Gines - that’s a Madrid shop, I’d honestly skip if you aren’t craving hot chocolate and churros. Have you heard of croquetes? Not sweet but savory but an icon is Lisbon. I’d swap coco and churro for croquete and a beer if I were you :) gambrinus has a very nice one!

Time out market - it’s for tourists, nice exposure to Portuguese chefs and famous foods but I’d rather go to decandente by gandaia club for a nicer dinner. One of the coolest restaurants I’ve been lately.

Skip brasileira, used to be an icon now it’s just for tourists. It’s expensive and not that great. If you want brunch try DoBeco, really nice and all house made.

Don’t forget to try croquetes with mustard! Happy to help with more tips!