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Alentejo, Portugal Food Guide: 5 Fusion food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Caparica
Best Fusion restaurants nearby. Discover the best Fusion food in Caparica. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Fusion restaurants near you. including Il Covo, Downunder by Justin Jennings, Soul Sushi, Sama Sama Crepe and Juice Bar, Taverna Tapas Com Alma
1. Il Covo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 716 reviews
Chef Luca Salvadori's restaurant wants to bring you an experience, based of italian ideas, fresh and high quality food and our best service and cooking. We go the port and fish shops near it looking for the best and freshest fish of the day. We try our be
Reviewed By JaneE481
Amazing Italian food in a small restaurant full of atmosphere and character.The food was delicious and perfectly presented. The waiter and chef were very friendly and talked us through the food being served. if you are in the area of this restaurant it really is one to visit.
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2. Downunder by Justin Jennings
Overall Ratings
5 based on 384 reviews
Downunder by Justin Jennings is an Australian concept restaurant created by Australian Private Chef Justin Jennings. The restaurant offers an insight into modern Australian cuisine in an unpretentious and relaxed environment. located close to the heart of
Reviewed By Nordseth
Justin is so talented. A lot of attention is paid to every dish.My family had kangaroo, crocodile, pork belly and desserts. Everyone raved about how delicious their selection was.The chocolate tart was best dessert I ever had.Justin came up an discussed how he prepared each dish.Lisbon is lucky to have him.
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3. Soul Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By blahblahname
These people take sushi to an art form. We've been coming here for years. The chef (a magician) takes his time to create the most beautiful food I've seen. A specialty of the house is incorporating local flavours and ingredients to an expert level. We ordered, we enjoyed, we ordered more, we enjoyed more, we ordered again. The bartender hand crushes the ice, and makes drinks - cocktails, mocktails, anything slowly by hand (you get your own fresh sliced fruit, to order - and comes over to ask if the flavour of the sparkling water (lemon) will work with our menu. I mean, really. Three hours of pure dining bliss.What's even better is it's unassuming - no attitude or tourist frivolity here. and THANK GOD they don't have music blasting - you can actually enjoy your dinner guests. If you don't speak Portuguese, the entire staff will enjoy stopping by to engage in English. We arrived at 8, and finished a gorgeous desert sampler for 4 at 11pm. Tips: I think it's better than anything in central Lisbon - worth the 15 minute drive; it's in a wind-ey place, and a shopping centre that looks closed - it's not - it's upstairs. Don't be in a hurry, and don't be a tacky tourist. Go for pleasure, TIP THEM, and enjoy the experience. The only thing they don't do is after-dinner foot rubs.Thank you very much! We hope see you in another time. Best cumplements, The manager
4. Sama Sama Crepe and Juice Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 167 reviews
Sama Sama is newest crepe and juice bar in Lisbon. All our fruits and vegetables are organic. Our menu is vegetarian with good Vegan and Gluten free options. In Sama Sama we serve cold pressed juices, smoothies, sweet and Savory crepes. We also serve loca
Reviewed By amsuperlady
In search of a healthy, vegan and environmentally friendly restuarant? When in Lisbon make sure you have a delicious crepe breakfast at Sama Sama. Your taste buds will thank you for indulging in an extraordinary different crepe experience.Thank you so much for the review! We hope to continue to satisfy!- Sama Sama Team
5. Taverna Tapas Com Alma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
The Taverna Tapas com Alma is located a few kilometers from Lisbon, close enough for those who want to make a getaway to the city fussiness. Inviting, modern and friendly, care interior and almost to remind the former Portuguese tavernas, this is certainl
Reviewed By dogtied
Wow! Impressive! Not only were the tapas delicious but came with a story about the Spanish Inquisition.The chestnut soup has won awards The delicious main courses reflected Portuguese heritage including colonial past.The piece de resistance was the homemade desert, my description is inadequate.. soft meringue flavoured with cinnamon with an egg yolk based sauce. You'll have to go and try it for yourself!It was a pleasure to receive You and to share our love for portugueses gastronomy and its roots.Hope you have a fantastic experience during your holydays in Portugal.Thanks for visiting and for the review.
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