Cute little restaurant in Faro. Italian food with quick service. Casual ambiance. Large menu with…read moremultiple choices to choose from. Lot of main entres too. Must try when in area!

It was so hot- we wanted something cold to cool us off. This dessert shop has a variety of pastries…read moreas well, but I just wanted a strawberry milkshake. My friend got a pastel de nata and an affogato. The decor is very girly and there were a few instagrammable spots in the back of the shop. The milkshake I got hit the spot! On our way out, I saw some neat latte art.

The waiter counted six euros out of my wife's hand as I watched and laughed because she shouldn't…read morefigure out the coins. He gave her change. As we walked away, the owner and another lady said we had not paid! They asked for $5.40 euro more. I argued a few minutes but then paid just to get out. They will scam you.

We were out sightseeing and decided to drop by for lunch. This place is located on a very pretty…read morestreet and has a display case of delicious looking pastries. The menu was a bit limited so I opted for spaghetti while my partner had a salad and a chicken sandwich. We were a bit underwhelmed with the food. Not bad but a tad bland. My partner did treat himself to a custard tort which he really enjoyed. I guess I'd suggest sticking with a coffee and dessert and eating lunch elsewhere.

On the main drag, along the waterfront in Olhão, you will find many eateries, most with high prices…read morefor food that you can get at a fraction of the cost a few blocks inland. Then there is Delícia de Olhão. We stumbled upon this place one evening after I was shamed for forgetting to mask-up at a restaurant a few doors away. It was bright, clean, and had several customers inside and out front on the sidewalk. They have a simple, basic food menu with grilled sandwiches, omelettes, fish and meat dishes as well as small selection of pizzas. My wife has tried their baguette sandwiches as well as the toasted variety and for just €3, they are a very good value. I have ordered the pizza here on two occasions now because it is pretty darn good and inexpensive. A large 'normal' pizza comes with tomato sauce, ham, sausage, mushrooms, bell pepper and a s**tload of cheese. The crust is medium thin, crispy enough to support the abundance of toppings, but not thin and crunchy like the horrid pizzas they sell in Rome. All that for just €10. Can you say two meals for €10? That is just €5 a pop! The house wine is good and cheap, but the selection of desserts/pastries is obscene ... HOOAH!. They have just about any confection you can think of from giant pastel de nata to creamy cakes with fluffy pastry and more. They also sell homemade bread and I have been told that the line is out the door and down the block on Sunday mornings. Dinner for two, including mains, drinks (water/wine/Coke), and dessert runs around €20. The severs are young, friendly and efficient, but do not count on too much English as this place caters more to locals than tourists. CombatCritic Gives Delícia de Olhão An Initial 8 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

Thank you! Lunch in local tourist places 12-13€ plus beverage, coffee. I just enjoyed fresh…read morecalamari sauteed in garlic (appears on menu as 'fried'), french fries, salad, 0.5L white Sangria (full of fruit & cinnamon sticks), & a small espresso .... for 10€. Huge sandwiches, full bakery, coffee bar, beer, wine, booze. Boom.