Is this the best place we've ever stopped in for a snack? Probably not but get this....who cares?…read moreThe staff are patient enough to put up with our limited Portuguese vocabulary without snickering too much and the views are breathtaking. A hop skip from the funicular(which happened to be closed the day we visited) that takes you to the lighthouse area and the stunning view down to the worlds highest waves!

Food: * Service: ***…read moreAmbience: ***** Drinks: ***** Go here for drinks & ambience. Go somewhere else for food. Ambience: cool beach bar right on the sand at Nazare. Think wood floors and posts, multi-level so there's not a bad seat in the house. Some pillows on the floor if you're feeling like reclining but mostly tables. Ocean breeze coming right through but the sun or rain tempered by white linen sun shades overhead. Like I said, cool vibe. Wear whatever you're in. Great place to watch the sunset. Drink: Order a white port & tonic or a sangria. The sangria is sweet but not terribly so -- great peachy flavor. Service: It's slow. But, when in Portugal, you must expect this. The pace is relaxed and you need to be also. When you want the bill, you need to ask.

We loved everything! Started with bread and cheese and had the fried fish and steak. The steak was…read morereally good! Very juicy!

It was an incredible meal. They were so welcoming. The fish was perfectly cooked. The grilled…read moreoctopus was simply seasoned but delicious. I enjoyed the egg custard. I highly recommend this place. I can't get over how perfectly they cooked their meat. Fabulous restaurant!

Worst restaurant in Nazaret. The greeting man was very rude…read more We were there on Thursday November 7, and he was very upset and rude. Of course, as tourists supporting the local economy, we chose not to eat there.

This family owned and operated restaurant was incredible! You start of with an entree of shrimps…read moreand pate and for the main courses you'll have a menu which is written in English, Spanish, German and French language as well. Very handy for tourists! The fish and meat is going to be grilled for you right outside the street and is served with fresh salad and regional vegetables. The swordfish was delicious! Thank you for your hospitality and the delicious food!

Phenomenal food, everything we had was so fresh and tasted so healthy as well!…read more Highly recomend this place if you are in the area we were driving through town and just stumbled across it and so glad we did

Good place to stop for some healthy food in Ericeira. They have almond, oat, and coconut for coffee…read moreand plenty of vegetarian and vegan food as well. Their set menu combo price is pretty good too!

Friendly staff was patient with our limited Portuguese. We enjoyed coffee, pastries, and beer after…read moreour visit to the Batalha.

Great bakery in Batalha! Their pastries are incredibly tasty and as someone with a huge sweet…read moretooth, their marzipan really hit the spot!

Lounge in the shaded outdoors, just off the ancient square, center of Celtic-Roman-Moorish power…read more Fresh, fresh orange juice with light pulp, from locally sourced oranges, to drink and perhaps a toast with cheese. Add a fresh vegetarian salad which has baby lettuce, tomatoes, soybeans, onions, corn, and mushrooms. The prices are going up; because tourists are discovering this little hill village--we paid a total of 15,50 euros and can only imagine with place in July during the Medieval Market/Fair! Perfectly delightful, nonetheless.

Walk through to the courtyard at the back of Obidos Lounge and you will be glad you stopped by ;-)…read more The service is a little slow, however, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful and the food is good and excellent value... we had breakfast and lunch there over 2 days and enjoyed everything we ordered...

From the owner: Queijinho do Céu: Doce de Ovo introduzido pacientemente numa caixinha cilíndrica de amêndoa e…read moreaçúcar; Ninfa do Tejo, feita de Hóstia e Amêndoa; Morenitas: Bolinhos secos com sabor a Canela. Estes docinhos feitos manualmente e com toda a dedicação pelas Irmãs Clarissas que vivem em clausura no Mosteiro de Nossa Senhora da Boa Esperança em Montalvo, uma das freguesias de Constância, são a principal razão da visita de muitos clientes, geralmente repetidos, ao "O Café da Praça", mesmo junto ao Pelourinho. Podem ser pedidos à distancia, no site, com poucos cliques.

Incredibly inexpensive yet clean and modern cafe with clean bathrooms, free WiFi, and many…read morevegetarian options including pastas, egg dishes, and a nice stuffed eggplant. Everything is under 5 Euros. Nothing extra special, but an overall good budget stop when visiting the monastery and before getting your pastries at Alcoa.