Restaurant · Intendente, Arroios, Lisboa, Portugal

Cervejaria Ramiro

A historic seafood restaurant on Almirante Reis, established in 1956, with clams, prawns and brown crab at the center of the meal.

About Cervejaria Ramiro

Cervejaria Ramiro's story began in 1956, and the restaurant remains closely associated with Avenida Almirante Reis in Intendente. Seafood is its focus: meals revolve around the produce and recognizable preparations, rather than a long menu of meat, fish and rice dishes competing for attention.

Garlic prawns and Bulhão Pato clams provide two ways to begin; oysters, goose barnacles and camarão de Espinho offer further contrasts in texture and size. Sapateira, or brown crab, is another mainstay. Toasted bread with butter accompanies a sequence of dishes that can be ordered to share.

A prego, a beef sandwich, provides a savory finish to a seafood meal. Come when you want to devote a larger part of your food budget to this specialty, rather than seeking the neighborhood's cheapest lunch. The restaurant combines reservations with tables allocated to walk-ins; the telephone number shown on this profile is specifically for takeaway service.

In brief

Seafood, garlic prawns, Bulhão Pato clams and brown crab