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Best Italian food near Nazare, Central Portugal, Portugal
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Nazare. Nazare, named after the Biblical “Nazareth” in the 4th century, is Portugal’s most famous fishing village, now becoming important as well in the world of big wave, tow-in surfing. The tallest wave ever recorded being surfed – by a Hawaiian big-wave surfer – was off Nazare.
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1. Pizzaria Prediletta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Quando Carlos voltou da SuÃça, após alguns anos de experiência no ramo da restauração, adquiriu o conhecimento necessário para junto com seu irmão Francisco abrirem seu primeiro empreendimento na Vila da Batalha, a Pizzaria Tentazione. Não demorou para an
Reviewed By Lesterbeach
We wanted a place in the shade and this restaurant is just a few steps off the beachfront road. Indoor tables were nicely set but we ate outdoors to watch the action on the street. The pizza we had - the Traditional - was excellent and plenty to be shared by two with shrimp ham and cheese. We were happy for the experience, thank you so much for visiting and coming back often.
2. Pizzaria Restaurante Paradisio
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
Italian restaurant- Pizza - Burger - Waffles Homemade Restaurant in a seaside setting specialist in Fresh products also we welcome you with our dishes and our craft recipes
Reviewed By Sambel D
5/5 for this Paradisio ..Everything Home made Top owner and his wifeThanks a lot ...!!!WE will keep thisThank you for your feedback .We hope to see you soon.
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3. Mr. Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By IguanaHunter
Mr. Pizza is just a short walk up from the beach. There are about 6 tables inside. The menu is pizzas or calzones. There is a wide variety of pizzas, plus you can customize them. They have normal size and large size. The normal size will easily feed two people. The calzones are huge, and again easily feed two people. The staff that was working when we were here were friendly, and spoke pretty good English. The pizza maker was great to watch as he spun and threw the dough into the air. Both of our meals were great, full of flavour, and possibly the best calzones we have eaten. The decor is interesting, with an Italian flare.
