We had an excellent meal at O Bairro. The risotto dishes were fantastic. We had an early…read morereservation when they opened and the place immediately filled up. Good service, delicious food, nice atmosphere, great location. Popular destination! Highly recommend.

Do yourself a favor and stop here in Aveiro for dinner while you're in Portugal!!! It's between…read moreLisbon and Porto. Best meal we've had on our whole trip! It's Portuguese food with a contemporary twist- very, very, very delicious and the staff is awesome. The building is very pretty and the whole area is nice to walk around also.

Nice small restaurant, lots of locals eat here. I will…read moredefinitely return, next time I'm in Portugal

A tiny cozy restaurant located in a quiet alley away from tourists, yet not far from the town…read morecenter of Averio, Portugal. The service was courteous, the prices were reasonable and the food was great. We ordered: 3*The soup of the day: ok 3*Queijo Amanteiga: fresh bread, cheese & jelly sauce: good. 5*MEXILHÃO À BATEL- "À Batel" mussels: well seasoned and delicious! 5*ARROZ DE GAMBAS AO ALHO: it was a pot of prawns and bread with dried garlic: there were choices of rice and bread. The portion was big, homemade dish was fresh and good. 5*FILETES COM ARROZ DO MESMO: fillets with octopus rice: octopus was tender and fresh, delicious

I rarely post reviews. But, I do believe "O Batel" deserves one. Traveling alone is sometimes…read moredifficult to find restaurants that accommodate one. Wandering around old Aveiro I found O Batel in a narrow alley and decided to try. It was wonderful. First and foremost the waitress (Eline, if not mistaken). She didn't push for anything and gave me her honest opinion on the food and the portions. I decided by the "petingas em escabeche" and as a main course on the "açorda de gambas" (shrimp with shredded bread). For the record, I'm originally Portuguese and just love that kind of food. I just can say it was wonderful. One of the best I ever tried. I trully recommend O Batel.

Walking around and saw a big line to get into this restaurant ( always a good sign) so joined the…read moreline and had an amazing lunch. Staff were extremely friendly and helped us choose a great dish, had the octopus rice for two and it was amazing. Great flavors, giant portion and plenty of octopus. Had a bottle of cava @ only 16 euros and a nice dessert to share. Cozy environment, Friendly staff, great food We will be back

Traditional Portuguese. Extensive menu, seafood, chicken, meats. Helpful staff, although most only…read moreknow limited English. Large portions. We chose chicken & pork tenderloin as we have been eating seafood morning, noon and night. Both were tasty, tender and plentiful. Fresh salad! Busy busy place, but not too loud in the area we were sitting. Very reasonable priced. If u r looking for a traditional Portuguese experience, this is it.

We went at opening and glad we did it was packed about an hour later. We got the mixed fish grill…read morefor 2 and it was A-MAZING! The mixed salad was also tasty. They serve bread and olives when you are seated - they charge 4 or 5 euros for them, but it was nice to have that while waiting. Oh - and the Porto Tonico? The best I've had- generous size too!

The restaurant located at the alley way of the Aveiro. It is very close to Marina da Ria Aveiro. It…read morehas good seafood of your choice. The price of the restaurant is affordable at a bit higher than average. We like the food here due to quantity and good taste. My friend got the mix seafood grilled. The dish come like kabab hanging vertically with good presentation. It has calamari, shrimp, and veggies. It was good meal. We also got the grilled calamari over olive oil. It come with potatoes. Big enough dish to share among two people. The tuna salad is huge. It has interesting dressing. The stir fry veggies is accompanied the mixed grill. Overall our service is good. We enjoy our time here.

This restaurant, steps away from our AirBnB on a residential street, caught our eye much more than…read morethe restaurants in any of the more picturesque squares, or even the restaurant above the fish market, which, I'll always go for the restaurant above the fish market. But this particular fish market was selling only vegetables and jewelry the day we were there, so... Restaurante Palhuca may have looked unassuming at 7:30, but there was a wait by the time we left at 9. Old hands at Portuguese portion sizing by now, we ordered a platter of fried eels to share, along with a couple bowls of soup and a glass of wine. Of course, bread and olives came out too, along with a nice surprise entire wheel of sheep's cheese, and just like that, we were on the road to being overstuffed despite our best efforts. As far as balance goes, this meal was pretty deal. Nice salty crunch to the abundant eel, a pungent tang on the sheep's cheese, a bowl of bread that wasn't that weird cornbread-esque brick we'd occasionally see, and a version of vegetable soup so good we drew it out to eat with the rest of our meal (unfortunately making the cook think we didn't like it - which couldn't be farther from the truth).

Service was great! Nice ambiance…read more Food was tasty! Love their sugar packets. Second visit.

Nice location, friendly staff, fair food. I had the meia desfeia salad mostly garbanzo beans and…read morenot enough shredded bauclau

One of the most well known restaurants in the area. Always packed…read more Really good food with tasty grills and also traditional Portuguese dishes. A good wine list. Service is good. Food is better. Decent prices. Also has an excellent take away with most of the dishes they serve in the restaurant. Definitely worth going to

This is the place to go for the best "frangos de churrasco." Great food for low price.read more