Restaurants in Portugal: profiles, services and practical information.
Esplanada Teleférico occupies Almirante Reis Garden beside the cable car’s lower station. Its main advantage is straightforward: you can eat or have a drink before trave…
View profile →Pátio das Babosas is in Monte, beside the cable car’s upper station and a short distance from the entrance to Monte Palace Tropical Garden. Its terrace looks across Func…
View profile →Adega Nova occupies a former tile and brick warehouse on Rua Francisco Barreto, in central Faro and within walking distance of the railway station. The restaurant says i…
View profile →Casa Pimenta is part of Braga’s historic food trade: Eduardo Pimenta opened the restaurant in 1957, and the municipal tourism listing describes it as one of the city’s o…
View profile →Cruz Sobral stands on Campo das Hortas, at the western approach to Braga’s old centre, and the Cruz Sobral family has run it since 1926. The Portuguese national Comércio…
View profile →At Avenida Dom Carlos I 6, Baía do Peixe offers a different way to eat seafood in Cascais: rodízio, a fixed-price menu with a sequence of dishes brought to the table, al…
View profile →A trip to Boca do Inferno often ends with a camera facing the Atlantic and salt on your clothes. Mar do Inferno sits beside this rocky stretch of Cascais and says on its…
View profile →Brasão Aliados sits near Avenida dos Aliados and serves francesinha in a beer-hall format with more room than a traditional café. The menu pairs Porto’s sandwich with cr…
View profile →Café Santiago has made francesinha its signature dish. The restaurant, officially founded in 1959 after earlier years as a café and beer hall, says the Pereira family re…
View profile →On Rua de Santa Maria, where painted doors and bars turn Funchal’s Old Town into a walk that stretches into the evening, Poncha do Pescador offers a small, specialist st…
View profile →Venda Velha does not claim to be an untouched old tavern: it recreates the Madeiran venda, the early twentieth-century shops that mixed trade, messages and neighbourhood…
View profile →Dom Joaquim opened in 2007 near Évora's walls and has formed an identity separate from the old-style tavern. Portugal's tourism board describes a contemporary dining roo…
View profile →Fialho is one of the tables that helps explain why the Alentejo has a culinary tradition distinct within Portugal. Portugal's tourism board describes a restaurant run by…
View profile →Buxa is at 23 Largo da Oliveira, one of the squares that animate Guimarães’ historic centre. The municipal tourism office lists it among traditional Portuguese restauran…
View profile →Taberna d'Avó is at 109 Rua Egas Moniz, within the historic centre that can be explored on foot from Guimarães Castle. The municipal guide classifies it among traditiona…
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