Small indoor space and covered outdoor patio with four tables. We saw this on Yelp, craved seafood…read moreand knew we needed to give it a try. It was hoppin' when we arrived but we snagged an open patio table pretty quickly and were given drinks promply. We made a great choice with the half pitcher of sangria. So good! We opted for red but most tables got white. Glass, half pitcher or large pitcher. On the table upon arrival: sausage, olives, fried fish cakes, bread (so good-well seasoned). Know that these table items are not free like in the US. You are able to tell them "no thanks" to whatever items you don't want and they will take them away with no charge. We kept all items this time since it was our first meal in Lisbon area and we wanted to try new things. We also ordered: Shellfish Mix Platter (Cold shrimp, crab mix dip, au gratin shrimp dip/spread, crab, garlic shrimp). We should have known better with the cheese/seafood combos that this was a gimmicky meal. Most of the items ended up tasting a bit heavy instead of light, flaky, and flavorful like fish can/should be. We did enjoy the garlic shrimp and the crab, but the dips were too heavy for us. Fries-best we've had in Portugal Spoke English. They gave us an English menu upon recognizing our "unique" Portuguese attempts. Note that they take Euros only. No cards. We would go back nut not order the platter.

Excellent restaurant in Sesimbra. If you really come to the beach near Lisbon, Sesimbra is the…read morebiggest beach. You need to seek the seafood here if you come here. We were here for the carnival. We have look up yelp and the this restaurant did not disappoint us. We start with local beer and Sangria. Local beer is super bock. It is a light beer. We started with the octopus. It tentacle is section cut in dish with olive oil. It is fun appetizers. We also have the bamboo clam which is call Atlantic jackknife. This clam I have it at Malaysia. Now I see them in Portugal. It is delicious cook with stir fry. It is also delicious. We also have the little neck clams. It is good too. Our entree is the garlic shrimp. The garlic was pan seared to crispy and cook with the shrimp. The aroma is perfect. Last and the best is the season king crab look like massive dungeon crab. The center of the top shell is stuff with crab meat stuffing. The crawl taste like Florida stone crab and sweet. I like my experience here. Highly recommended.

I now understand what they mean by "true Portuguese" restaurants. This was recommended by our local…read moreUber driver and it is tucked away off of the Sesimbra city center. There is a small patio seating area and then about 10 tables or so inside the inviting space. It is full of fish decor and carved wooden chairs and tables. A really charming mom and pop spot. At 7-ish PM were immediately greeted and seated. Given how popular the place supposedly was with locals, we were surprised by so few tables occupied. However, by the time we left a little after 8, the place was full. To our table, they immediately brought bread and a plate of cheeses, sardine pate, and butter. Know that you must pay for all of these and can hand back any items you do not plan to consume and not get charged. We handed back the plate with all but the butter and kept the bread. This was a solid choice and tasty bread. We ordered a curried shrimp stew and a pepper steak with a side of vegetables. The vegetables were a flat Italian green bean and they were expertly sautéed in garlic and butter. The curry was delicious with a seemingly endless amount of shrimp (served over white rice). It cost around 12 euros. The pepper steak was covered in a scrumptious brown sauce and served with both white rice and steak fries and a random few slices of tomatoes. The steak itself was a much thinner cut than they give in the US but was cooked well and was very tender. I was able to eat my portion with a butter knife! My husband and I enjoyed dipping the fries into the steak sauce. If you eat here, plan to pay with euros or a Visa or Mastercard. We had not yet exchanged currency to Euros and my typical travel Amex was giving them issues. It was awkward (but they were very kind and patient as we sought out an ATM). Would recommend. Most locals seemed to be ordering the fried or grilled fish, FYI.

This place was amazing, very authentic Portuguese food. Six minute walk from our hotel. 12-15…read moreeuros each. Mom & Pop restaurant where locals eat. Opens at 7pm, we walked right in, but it got busy shortly there after. We had the grilled fish, potatoes and salad and shrimp curry. I had to try the almond pie for dessert, it was delish! You will love it!!!

Really good location facing the sea. Sea food is really…read moregood and service is also quite good. One of the best options for sea food at Sesimbra. Difficult parking in the area.

This is an awesome seafood restaurant in a great location across from boardwalk and beach access…read more Fresh, great preparations and service. Get involved!

This restaurant was recommended during my Sesimbra & wine tasting tour. Service was great and I…read morequite enjoyed the ambience and seating just steps from the beach. They definitely know how to plate a meal here and the seafood is so fresh, you might see it arrive before it's cooked for you! The prices are a little on the pricey side but it's on par with the experience. Overall it wasn't my favorite seafood restaurant while visiting Portugal but I enjoyed trying the clams, lobster and shrimp rice entree and unique pineapple dessert! The Sangria was top notch!

We were on a winery tour and our guide recommended this place for lunch. What a great rec!! One of…read moreour best meals while on vacation. We got there right when they opened and they quickly filled up. Our server was super helpful answering our questions. And the food was divine!! I still think about those shrimp!

Definitely a back street hole in the wall but serving very good food. I had the chef's special of…read moresardines with small boiled potatoes and a glass of green wine. Fish was perfectly cooked in front of me at the bbq. Service was attentive and price very reasonable. I would return here given the opportunity.

Amazingly fresh fish, they will not trick you with switching the fish in the kitchen. Nice service,…read morea lady came over to help me with fish bones. Good price as well!

The best seafood! Fresh, tasty and good service. We had choco frito with a fresh salad, pulpo,…read morelulinhas,..

On the last night of a 10 day trip to Portugal we booked O Batel, not necessarily realizing what a…read moretreat we were in for. Oh wow! The food here was out of this world, matching also the view and friendly service we got to experience as well! This restaurant is right along the beach, the front room get sea breeze and looks out upon the ocean. The staff is so excited to help and offer suggestions. We had our 4 month old daughter with us who was treated like royalty by the staff. We got a port tonico - they have a good wine selection, but I do wish they had more gins...that's literally my only point of feedback for this restaurant! We followed our aperitivo with a veal croquette with anchovy mayo - it was stunning. We had this beautiful ewe's cheese grilled with toasted bread that was out of this world, we had amazing scallops that were maybe on of the best bites we had on the trip, and a great arroz negro with cuddlefish. Dessert was good too with chocolate mousse and creme brulee. Every single dish was a hit, and that Ewe's cheese was just so out of this world!

We have been touring Europe for 2 weeks now. Best experience of all! Octopus Rice, in a steaming…read morecassoulet. Ceviche, so balanced and smooth. Cróquets, Crème Brûlée with Kaffir Lime. Beef cheeks with a Mashed Potato dish that was so succulent. The team is amazing. Thank you!

Very good fresh seafood - wide variety of daily catch to choose from. Food is tasty with just the…read moreright flavors and seasoning... however, overall preparation and the style of some dishes was a bit simplistic, maybe even homemade. I actually liked that a lot, but I can imagine someone wanting a bit more sophistication from a rather pricey place.

My first Portuguese perceives, wonderful seaside view, very fast attentive service, yet we were not…read morethere a apeak time. Had the monk and grouper stew very good. Our sides were mixed salad, olives and perseives, all very tasty.

My bf found this seafood restaurant ranked pretty highly Tripadvisor. As it was just around the…read morecorner from our hotel, we decided to check it out for dinner. The restaurant was quite busy on a Sunday night, but we got seated inside immediately. Unfortunately, we were seated next to the wall with my chair right next to the entrance to the bathroom, and people kept hitting the back of my chair as they were passing by. We were quite excited as we saw lots of fresh seafood on display all around us. The menu had pictures of various different kinds of platters, so we could just look at the photos and pick our meal. Unfortunately, there were so many options to choose from that it was quite overwhelming. We finally decided on shellfish and fish cream soup (€2.50) and the Misto de Marisco for 2 people (€33), which consisted of lagostins (crayfish) and lavagante (lobster). Covert was on the table, and you only pay for what you consume. It consisted of bread (€1.50), butter (€1.50), Azeitão sheep cheese (€3), and sardine pate (€1.50). The bread wasn't so good. Kind of dry and a bit stale, and I noticed some flies buzzing around. My bf was eyeing the cheese, and we couldn't decide whether we should try it or not. Well, as we were only in Portugal once, perhaps this would be our only chance to try the local cheese. So I ripped off the wrapper and cut a wedge out of the cheese. Immediately, we regretted our decision. The most foul odor emerged from the cheese, as the gooey insides ran out all over the plate. Ughh... the smell! Since that was already €3 down the drain, I smeared some of the goo on a piece of bread and tried to choke it down. Ugh, not our cup of tea. When the waiter came by, we asked him to please remove the plate of barely-touched cheese, and he looked a bit surprised. The soup was quite disappointing. It was just a plate of salty brown goo topped with a translucent whitish blob of more goo. Whatever seafood was in there seemed overpowered by a bunch of thickening starch or whatever it was. The seafood itself was better than the other stuff. Not the best I've ever had, but the lobster meat was sweet, and the crayfish (which I thought were shrimp at first) were okay. It was served with mayo and lemon wedges. My bf thought mayo was a weird condiment and didn't touch it, but I tried it and thought it went well together. It was a lot of work to dig the meat out of the shell, and after a while, my bf gave up and said he was done with the meal. Overall it was okay but not the best seafood dinner I've ever had, so I was a bit disappointed.

The chicken was very tasty. Service was a bit slow, but it was Saturday evening and staff were very…read morebusy at 8 pm.

This potentially the best chicken I have ever eaten. Do not miss this place if you are in Sesimbra…read more But FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SIT INSIDE. This restaurant has more flies than anywhere else I have been in Portugal.