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Alentejo, Portugal Food Guide: 10 Portuguese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Moura
Discover Restaurants offering the best Portuguese food in Moura, Alentejo, Portugal including Cafe / Restaurante o Molho, Papa Migas, Restaurante O Vermelhudo, Taberna Do Liberato, O Trilho, Corte Velha, Encalho, Adega do Piteira, Retiro do Ernesto, Pizzaria La Pizza
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10. Pizzaria La Pizza
Reviewed By J Michael E
After a day of touring, we did not want to wait until 7pm for the restaurants in Moura to open. We wandered into this pizza restaurant and were pleasantly surprised. Our large Hawaiian pizza was smothered in pineapples and delicious. The other couple shared a pepperoni which was equally good. The salads were good. The jars of red wine were inexpensive and good. By the time we left, the place was full, mostly locals I think. Two large pizzas, salad, three pitchers of wine-about 32 Euros. You can't go wrong.
9. Retiro do Ernesto
Retiro do Ernesto is a small restaurant with traditional Alentejo cuisine. Here you can find a quiet place where you can enjoy the pleasure of food
Reviewed By Sophie v
We absolutely loved the dinner. The owner was very hostable and we had traditional food from the region and it was delicious. We would definetely recommend this place !
8. Adega do Piteira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By jvidinha
Tipical old Alentejo architecture in a old wine celar and nice courtyard. If you are lucky, you can taste Carving wine, rare in Europe. If you are not lucky, you may taste one of de many good wines of Piteira or Cooperativa da Granja Amareleja.The food is "around" Bacalhau, (Codfish) and Alentejo meat. Meat hunting and shelfish is at your disposal.Local wild Asparagus and Mushrooms are a "must".
7. Encalho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By ACGrilo
Visiting "O Encalho" is entering the real world of Alentejo food. Here you can taste the "Arroz de Cabidela" in it's version traditional from Alentejo and the traditional pork meat (Porto Preto) from the black pigs that are only found in Alentejo. The perfect side is Migas and/or Migas de Espargos. Migas is made with bread, garlic, olive oil and water. It's also very nice to see them cooking it! If you want to see it, ask! The "Migas de Espargos" have an extra asparagus which makes them particularly delicious! Deserts are ever so sweet and delicious that they are hard to resist. You will also find cheeses and various types of deli that are worth trying. Oh! And don't forget the wine! Divine!
6. Corte Velha
Reviewed By Pedro G
Caà aqui por mero acaso, enquanto fazia viagem pelas terras do Alentejo, e ainda bem que aqui parei.Serviço hiper atencioso da parte do anfitrião, com enorme simpatia, cozinha divinal, repleta de sabores alentejanos, confeccionados e temperados no ponto.Garrafeira repleta de bons vinhos para acompanhamento. Mais que recomendo uma passagem por aqui, onde apreciei uma bela refeição num local muito bem decorado e aproveitado.Parabéns a todos!
5. O Trilho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Typical restaurant in Moura, Baixo Alentejo.
Reviewed By 77jmac
Restaurant was recommended by our hotel as the best place for local cuisine. The staff speak very little English but we negotiated the most wonderful meal. Local pork dishes super cold beer and a beautiful wine. Fresh orange and the best espresso for dessert. The staff are just the most gracious hosts...lots to like
4. Taberna Do Liberato
Overall Ratings
4 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By dasreiseteam
A great little place. We were lucky to find 2 seats inside. Itâs definitely a hang-out for the locals. The decoration is about bullfights and there was actually one on TV whilst we were eating.The owner seems to be running the business all by himself. He doesnât speak much English but with a few words of Spanish and Google translator we got what we wanted. We had a bottle of local wine (7 Euro), cured ham with bread, a thin beef steak with chips and garlic shrimps. The shrimps and the ham were delicious. All in all it was an interesting experience and we regretted that we couldnât interact more with other patrons or the owner.
3. Restaurante O Vermelhudo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By love2travelGalicia
We had two nights in Moura and we had our dinner in here both times, the food is delicious and so is the wine also they have great desserts and coffee and very good portions. The prices are extremely reasonable.The lady who owns the restaurant is lovely and friendly and the atmosphere is very good. If you want a good local meal in a very nice restaurant donât hesitate go here,
2. Papa Migas
Overall Ratings
5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By antiblah
Very tasty local food which is really inexpensive. The owner is very friendly and really wants you to feel welcome. Can only recommend!
1. Cafe / Restaurante o Molho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By 303h_lderg
Very good restaurant with TOP quality ingredients, and an amazing homemade food.Everything serve in this place is very fresh, with very high quality standardsThe big part of the choices are regional cuisine ( from Alentejo region), and can be a great experience to try a bit of everything. Very good local wines availableVery afforble place
