All you can Seafood with 22.5 forever. Very good dinner. I had seafood platter which is all you can…read moreeat. It's include clam rice. So delicious. Grilled shrimp, boiled shrimp, oyster, clam, crab. Wine selection was good enough to enjoy my dinner. The server was so kinds.

Sweet little cafe located very close to Santa Cruz church.We were there off season ( and very…read moreshortly after Portugal had begun to see tourists in between COVID variants) so for most of our meal we were the only people in the place. Lovely modern, urban vibe, wait staff clearly aiming to please and lots of good choices for food. We started with the usual olives and bread which were welcomed on a cold drizzly evening. Hubs had hearty veggie soup and bacalao which he raved about; I enjoyed shrimp(s) in garlic sauce and tomato corn salad along with a glass of local vino. we ended our meals with warm espressos.Very well priced and welcoming experience.

Polvo com Nigas is delicious.The waiter is nice!...................................................read more

Food, service, and ambiance were great! Plus it was in walking distance from our hotel.read more

Great cafe with indoor and outdoor dining right next to the Fatima sanctuary. Within walking…read moredistance of shopping and sites. Great sandwiches and desserts. My favorite was the mango gelato. This is our second time here and we'll definitely be back.

We rented bikes from down at the waterfront on our first full day in Peniche in an effort to see…read morethe entire peninsula in all its glory. It was a mild, Spring day, but we did find ourselves warm as we biked the 6.5 miles our the perimeter. On the northern edge of the peninsula, about 2.5 hours into our stop and go bike journey, we came across Profresco and the fish market there and had to stop for our break. We were so glad we did too as the food was fresh, the water was cold, and it was a beautiful lunch experience. We ordered an octopus burger and a seafood burger - both came with finely cut, fresh fries and the seafood burger also came with a garden salad. We ordered olives for an appetizers with two bottles of still water to down before heading out. Loved it.

Profresco is a fish market on the north side of Peniche away from tourist traps. It's a casual but…read moreclean restaurant with nice sunset views of the ocean. The service was good and seafood was amazing. The platter had a wonderful shellfish selection which was exciting even if some might feel strange to consume. They house cocktail was delicious as well. Highly recommended!

We were educated on how the cost of the meal is determined ( market price) based on the number of…read moregrams a fish weighs. The waiter was so very helpful. The sea bass was so tasty, and the sides (rice with shrimp and a chopped salad of perhaps carrots, black eyed peas, and cruciferous vegetables) were delightful. The key lime tart and cheesecake (creamy with strawberry purée) were delectable! A wonderful dining experience!

We had lunch here on a Friday afternoon not expecting the turnout. We must say we were amazed. The…read morefood was amazing we haven't had arroz de marisco like this in a long time. The seafood was so fresh you could taste the ocean. The ambience is relaxing your on the beach. Service was on point they took very good care of Welch table dining.

Great restaurant just across from Batalha. This is the one the local's favorites and I couldn't…read moreagree more. Great food, service and environment. Great for larger groups as they have several plates for 2-8 people.

Had lunch here after visiting the Batalha Monastery. The four stars is because we waited a few…read moreminutes to be seated and the place wasn't that busy, the wait staff saw us but were busy cleaning tables, though there were plenty of tables ready for guests, and once seated we were ignored for over five minutes and had to ask for menus. Once we got through that, the food didn't take long to be served and everything ordered by our party of four was very good. Two ordered fresh fish from the fish display, one ordered the spaghetti with seafood, and I had a steak. The exception to everything being good was the rice, which was on the hard side. We ordered coffee and dessert and also enjoyed that. We ordered ice cream and pana cotta. Overall a good experience and we recommend Burro Velho.

A memorable meal at the train station. The owner and her son were attentive and checked on me a…read morefew times. The place was packed and crazy busy and I appreciate that they took the time to acknowledge me given that they were short staffed. My meal was fantastic and I thoroughly enjoyed a well paced meal of the following: Red sangria - Fruity and juicy Foie gras - Beautiful presentation. The richness of the liver paired well with the sweetness of the fruit. Seafood curry - Colorful, light and full of great seafood Peanut foam - So good! Light, creamy, nutty. Great way to end a meal. I wish this restaurant continued success!

Pretty good! The restaurant is located inside the Sao Bento train station to the left as you walk…read morein from the tiled entrance. Definitely recommend making a reservation, I found it impressive that the hostess's reservation system was essentially a notebook and pen in this digital age. We did not see much of our waiter, since the restaurant was extremely busy and filled up with diners. Standouts: 1. Razor clams - I'll always get these if I see it on the menu. Cooked in this incredible garlic sauce. 2. Fish and seafood cataplana - delicious, tomato-forward seafood stew; I liked the version that we had the night before more which came with rice and was more filling. But this was basically a never-ending bowl of fish, clams, mussels, and shrimp. Add to that the fact that the restaurant like most in Porto did not have A/C and I emerged feeling like I had been sitting in a sauna. Skipped dessert; I had my eye on the Weeel! froyo truck parked outside. One more nit - the metal chairs are not comfortable at all for sitting a long time in.

HUGE place with a fantastic outdoor area…read more Very nice craft beer - their imperial stout recently won gold medal at world championship! Unfortunately, because of demand, it, wasn't available at the restaurant when we visited. We got a 7 beer flight to try a variety and I then settled on a larger pour of my fav - Ambar. We weren't hungry for a meal but ordered two snacks plus bread from their snack menu. And holy hotwheels, they were huge portions. Our selections were 1) grilled, salted peppers and 2) pica-pau (the pork version). It was literally enough food for full meals for 4 people IMO! And what is pica-pau you ask (it translates to woodpecker)? Well, in my book, it's pica-WOW! Cubes of pork adorned with some carrots, cauliflower, olives and parsley swim in a totally amazing sauce that we sopped up with the bread. We asked our server about the sauce and understood it was butter, chicken broth, white wine, lemon, garlic. Service was a little scattered. I think our original server left at shift time so we then ended up with a couple others pinch hitting. The scattered service along with no soap in either men's or women's restrooms = automatic star deduction.

One of the best seafood experiences of my life. The seafood stews were absolutely incredible--rich,…read morefresh, and packed with flavor. The ocean views (and even the smell of the sea air) made the whole experience feel special and authentic. We had a group of 20 people for a team gathering, and the atmosphere was perfect--lively, comfortable, and great for a larger party without feeling chaotic. Loved the live tanks with lobster and crab--such a cool touch and a reminder of how fresh everything is. And the desserts... wow. Truly heavenly. Don't skip them.

Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant fairly close to the beach. Managed to get a table for 3 on a…read moreFriday night around 9pm with a 20min wait only (no reservation). Our favorite dish by far was the fish stew. This was delicious. It came in a sauce that was quite unique, but suited the seafood really well. We couldn't figure out what was in it though. Even thought its called fish stew, it actually comes with a variety of seafood including fish, eel, shrimp and squid. The dish is meant to serve 2, but it is so big it could probably feed 3. Fried eel was really good too. I've never had this eel fried before, but did enjoy this. Tasted better than fried fish or calamari imo. We wanted to also order fried John Dory, but they only offered fried for some reason, so we got that. It was fairly tasteless... just like standard fried fish. Many reviews complain about the Ipad menu. I have no idea why, because it was really easy to use.