We chose Anjos district because we wanted to stay at a comfortable distance from the tourist areas of Lisbon and observe the life of the locals, os lisboetas. We loved our daily walks to the nearby metro station, seeing how our native neighbors busied around their lives. There are cafes, groceries, restaurants in the area, including the crazed about Ramiro seafood restaurant - our definite recommendation. The apartment was great, very clean, comfortable beds, spacious, new amenities. Our breakfasts at the apartment were delightful - the groceries at the local supermarkets were very affordable.The street was a little busy (the Portuguese seem to go to bed by at least three hours later than Americans), but we are from a rural US state and we didn't mind some local nocturnal activity. The apartment is very well aired and there was no need for turning on the heaters during the last week of November, when we stayed there.