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Best Portuguese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Portuguese food in Mesao Frio. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Portuguese restaurants near you. including A Casa do Almocreve, A Tasca do Zequinha, Restaurante Convivio, Restaurante A Grelha, Tasca da Quinta, Restaurante O Barracao, Restaurante Quinta da Pacheca, Tasca dos Sabores, Varanda da Regua, Aneto & Table
Restaurants in Mesao Frio
10. Aneto & Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Relaxed and pleasant place where you can taste all our products (wines and olive oil) paired with light and healthy food. We are small and local producer.
Reviewed By WENDYS_WORD
Did a one day train trip to Regua to visit the Wine Museum and to see the Douro. Reserved lunch at Aneto Wine and Table. Absolutely spectacular! Amazingly reasonable prices, wonderful friendly service (thank you Carla), and both the food and the wine were delicious. Tuna carpaccio and the roasted duck on toast are not to be missed.
9. Varanda da Regua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By ssonickg
Recommended by our accommodation host. Dined mid week. Not all dishes available mid week, you have to preorder some. Great start with delicious mushrooms and a tasty chutney. Very tender veal fillet, and I had the salted cod. Excellent. Most mains are designed for sharing for two people, but they offer half serves. Extensive local wine list and great service by Pedro. The night views over the valley were a bonus. Going back.
8. Tasca dos Sabores
Reviewed By Alice C
O restaurante está muito bem localizado, bem no centro histórico de vila real... A comida é deliciosa mas o atendimento poderia ser melhorado... Fui a um jantar de natal neste restaurante e a comida foi servida fria e em tempo demorado por escassez de empregados ao serviço...
7. Restaurante Quinta da Pacheca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 534 reviews
RESTAURANT The Wine House Hotel's restaurant is worth a visit on its own and an amazing gastronomic experience. With elegant, modern and sober decoration, its main area allows you to embrace the river with the view and immediately enjoy one of the best of
Reviewed By ComfortablyNumb133
Make no mistake, this is one of the nicest meals in all of Portugal. Not cheap, but for tastfulness, and presentation, this is as good as it gets.I thought â¬3 per jug of water was a bit over the top, but otherwise, DELICIOUS!
6. Restaurante O Barracao
Overall Ratings
3 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Similtiades
Slightly confusing method of getting customers into the restaurant, which revolves basically around customers walking in, sitting down, and waiting to be noticed. Odd, but friendly nonetheless. The restaurant is also not the easiest to find for one who does not know their way around town, even with a map or GPS.One is automatically given fruit and meat before ordering: which is not complimentary. Still, it was an adequate replacement for a starter. The salmon steak I ordered came, actually, as two salmon steaks. Both were huge. They were served with vegetables. I could not finish them, there was just so much food for the price. Upon leaving we were given complimentary port, which was pleasant.
5. Tasca da Quinta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 786 reviews
Reviewed By tennisbets
All the positive reviews are spot on, the food and wine were delicious. This place epitomizes a small, personalized authentic Portuguese dining experience. Two things I should mention. They ONLY accept cash. I knew this when I made the reservation, but conveniently forgot to check my notes and didn't have enough. The owner kindly told us not to worry, he'd help us get cash after the meal. After dinner, he ended up walking my husband to the nearby ATM, so he wouldn't lose his way! Secondly, the price/quality ratio in both restaurants where we dined in this small town was by far the best in our 2.5 week trip to Spain and Portugal. When I asked the owner why everything was so reasonable here, he explained that they try hard to keep prices down, so that locals can still afford to dine out, not just the tourists. I love that!
4. Restaurante A Grelha
Traditional, Calm and Relaxing place with wonderfull view to DOURO RIVER sorrounded by hand sculpted terraces lined with grapevines, the mother land of famous Port Wine and the other table wines of the region. The most typical food made in wood oven ant t
Reviewed By Curious540548
Nothing prentious just simple food very well cooked. The spectacular view of the Douro valley and river makes the simple cafe style interior into a special place to eat. Charming ervice from the owner is excellent and is in no way hindered by his lack of English. We enjoyed the pork and an excellent salad.
3. Restaurante Convivio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By ralr99
This lovely little restaurant was open when the others were closed, which is what brought us here. The restaurant was very simple, meals were very tasty and the prices were reasonable.
2. A Tasca do Zequinha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 526 reviews
Reviewed By Davenium
We we staying a few minutes outside of town at Casa de Canilhas and they recommended Tasca do Zequinha as a good place for dinner. Since the town is very small it was one of only a few options, but after eating there I wouldn't have wanted to dine anywhere else. The entry is a bit suspect at first, a bar with locals gathered around it, but when the owner calls you upstairs to the dining room you are transported into what I would imagine used to be a family living room. It is now full of 8 or 10 tables for diners. The menu is simple and made up of classic portuguese fish and meat dishes. We started with the olives and bread and my wife had the vegetable soup. For mains we had shrimp and the pork with chestnuts. Even though the shrimp was meant to be an appetizer the plate was full of massive shrimp for my wife. The pork came with some of the best home made fries I've had and some greens along with a huge heap of pork and chestnuts. It was simply presented but absolutely delicious. At the end my wife decided she wanted to take a piece of cheesecake to go as she was too full for dessert right then. The owner didn't really know what to do but he said he would figure it out and have the cake for us when we paid. At payment time, he had taken an old ice cream tub and placed the cake for us in it, it was very nice. Total cost for one of the tastiest meals we had in Portugal, including wine and beer $35 euros. Unreal value.Do not miss this spot, the food, the people are all worth the trip.
1. A Casa do Almocreve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By curzonparkboy
We stumbled on this place whilst doing a motorbike tour of the Douro valleyIt is really good, the rooms are well appointed and really clean The pool is excellent and the gardens are lovely and immaculate and nothing was too much trouble They have secure parking for the motorbike (not that you need it as the area is so quiet)We ate in the restaurant and it was absolutely excellent - we went for the local dishes of lamb etc which was first class and really tasty and the house wine was top quality - also Gluten Free was easy and well provided for both at dinner and with bread at breakfast the next dayThe girls that worked there were lovely and were really helpful and we had a long chat with the young lady who owned it and she was delightful and so helpful in helping us choose where to travel next in Portugal (with her help we chose Obidos)Thank you for your stay and for the comment.I hope the tour went well and you enjoyed the suggestions.greetingsAlexandra
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