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.

Looking for that picture perfect postcard Portuguese cafe? Highly recommend Amor Lusitano in Tomar…read more Located in Praca da Republica, an added bonus is that the comfortable outdoor seating area provides a spectacular view of the 12th century Templar castle. You'll want to linger long after your delicious meal and perhaps have a glass of wine to top off the experience? Excellent service, reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Barbecues in the square cooking sardines and a glass or three of wine. What a perfect dinner. Not…read moresure if this is a regular Monday night thing but this is unmissable.

The staff were very friendly (a theme throughout Portugal) and prompt with anything we needed. I…read morecan't say enough how kind the staff were! The inside looks small, since its tucked behind their gelato stand, but has plenty of seating. We came here based on a recommendation from our tour guide, and we are SO happy we did. Although we love trying traditional foods from wherever we travel, we say someone with a kebab and it looked delicious, so we got one - the best one ive ever had, and probably my favorite meal of the trip!

Excellent food and service! This is a must stop spot! We ordered the kebab sandwiches which were…read morefantastic. For dessert we got the chocolate gelato on top of crepe with strawberries and Nutella which was really good.

Small local cafe located inside the Nazaré market with delicious cafe, and ports, beer, whatever…read moreyou want. No tourists here...when I was there they didn't have food, but they encouraged us to get baked goods from a market stall and eat there. 4 cafe duplos, under €5.

Wow. Go there. Food is delicious. We got the regional cheese and jam, the sauteéd mushrooms,…read morestuffed peppers and tunafish w/mayo plus the beef and mustard. It also came with home made potato chips. Home made! The apple cake was incredible too. Seriously excellent food, all of it.

Very small and cozy restaurant we found while wandering Evora. The staff was very friendly and…read morehelpful and had a menu for us in English. The food was soooooooo delicious! We had several tapas and they were all very good. Also it was very affordable, especially for the amount of food we had with local wines. The only complaint I would have is there is not much room and tables are close together. This is no big deal though and seemed to be the case at a lot of the places in Evora. Overall loved it!

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!

This was a nice stop after our visit to the monastery. The cod in cream sauce was some serious…read morecomfort food. I liked the breaded chèvre but my wife thought it was a bit strong. I liked the tuna pate as well. The couple running the place were very nice.

Amazing place for having lunch after visiting Fatima! The toasties are amazing. I had the…read moreprosciutto and cheese toasty with garlic and butter bread. The fries were really well seasoned with herb. Prices are amazing too!

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.