Location: Amadora
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Reviews on Grill food in Amadora, Central Portugal, Portugal. Amadora (Portuguese pronunciation: [ɐmɐˈðoɾɐ]) is a municipality and urbanized city in the northwest of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. The population in 2011 was 175,136, in an area of 23.78 km². It is the most densely populated municipality in Portugal.
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1. A Galia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Hamburguer and steak house, set in a building over 200 years near the National Palace of Queluz. We have a cozy atmosphere where you will feel at home, we also have a space dedicated to children where they can play while parents can enjoy their meal.
Reviewed By Peter F
We wanted a beer and light meal, being able to sit on the terrace in the late afternoon sun, and this place hit the spot. The staff were friendly, the food was delicious and freshly cooked. The burgers were very juicy with plenty of filling. Served with crisps, not chips, but that wasn't a problem. Very reasonably priced too.Good MorningThank you very much for your rating.it is very good to know that our customers are satisfied, but even more a clent that comes to Portugal to visit our Countrygreetings and until one day
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2. Ribs & Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Reviewed By jontypires
For â¬34, we got alot of food that we had to take home. If you are going there with an appetite, skip the apps and go straight for the St Louis Ribs & Baby Back Ribs combo (comes with two sides). They were good! Plus the jalapeno poppers werent the typical deep fried ones youd get in North Anerica. The jalapenos were wrapped in bacon and was stuff with cream cheese. The bar vibes were cool with the tunes and friendly waiters.
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3. Invicta
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5 based on 337 reviews
invicta madragoa is a new typical portuguese restaurante that offers na all new concept related with the country flavours. The walls made in stone leads our thoughts to the most wonderfull and old places in Portugal. the restaurant`s atmosphere combined w
Reviewed By Asaravelli5
My friend and I were desperately hoping for a table for two sort of last minute on our last day in Portugal- We snagged one at 9pm by calling around 5pm on a Tuesday which was perfect- we walked up a very quaint part of town and found this little unassuming white door- that was it! As big as a large hall closet, this 22 seat restaurant was just the coziest place! The husband and wife operation have been open for 3 years- they greeted us with some complimentary delicious moscatel, which was delicious- we had the saw cheese and sautéed mushrooms to start, both of which were delicious- we then got the seafood cuttlefish ink pasta and the seafood rice- both were just the freshest seafood you could imagine- not at all a fussy preparation, just incredible ingredients with one huge oyster, and two perfect prawns, mussels, clams and a handful of these mini clams which were delightful- the pasta was out of this world, and it was really only coated in the mild seafood broth- he didnât offer a wine menu, but asked what we liked, and produced an amazing Syrah which we were thrilled with - he ended our meal with some lovely port on the house as well- all in all, a great way to cap off a trip to Portugal in true form- they only take cash, but there are several atms on the larger street nearby- enjoy!
