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Central Portugal, Portugal Food Guide: 10 Portuguese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Fatima
Find out what Portuguese restaurants to try in Fatima. Lovely as it is, this little country town of less than 8,000 about 75 miles north of Lisbon wouldn’t be on the radar if it weren’t for its most famous citizens: the three shepherd children who, in 1917, saw monthly visions of the Virgin Mary in the Cova da Iria pasture. Today, the site is marked by the Basílica de Fátima, where pilgrims come on the 13th of every month to honor the Virgin and her young visionaries, especially in May and October, when the apparitions originally began and ended.
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10. Taverna do Merceeiro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By Wayne-Librarian
Yes, the owner is a strong personality. Definitely an extrovert, she seems to have a clear vision of what she wants her shop to be. Yes, eclectic, but LOCAL eclectic. In a good way. The food is typical Portuguese lunch bar choices. It was Friday, so the ubiquitous vegetable soup was enhanced with fish and spice. Quite good and warming on a cool day, as was the rosemary! tea. Our toasty was on very good crusty bread, and large enough to share. Good coffee, too.
9. Restaurante A Tasquinha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1045 reviews
Reviewed By hantesisportugal
Hi! Good food, fresh ingredients, taste was like homemade cooking. Not salty. Liked the meats and the fish. The desserts were excellent. 1/2 (half) dosis is enough for 2 regular people (or 1 teenager). Clean place, very clean wc´s. Service very frendly and aiming to please, those guys work their butts of. House red wine is good enough. I'll be returning in the near future.
8. O Benfiquista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By TeresaD668
We were travelling with a group of students and had a brief stop for lunch before visiting the sights in Fatima. When we entered we told them we had 45 minutes for lunch. We were greeted by the owner in his football blazer, shown the menu, and were told what we could get quickly.Our food was in front of us in 2-3 minutes. The plates were loaded. It was all delicious! We had the chicken salad, the tuna salad, and the chicken and rice dinner with a small bottle of Vinho Verde to share. It came to 20 Euros ($31.50 CAD) for the total bill.If you want fast and delicious food in a fun atmosphere, this is the spot!
7. Tia Alice Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1248 reviews
Reviewed By LuizDutraNeto
Visiting Fátima means also a visit to this acclaimed and unforgettable restaurant! Absolutely awesome! We were at "Tia Alice" last February and enjoyed every moment. A beautiful classic décor, great menu, fine wine selection and friendly service. We had codfish and shrimps "au gratin", an unusual and delicious combination. And one last remark: "Tia Alice" is sided by two important sites in the Marian cult: 1) "Paróquia de Fátima e dos Pastorinhos" - where the three little shepherds "Francisco", "Jacinta" and "Lúcia" were baptized; and 2) the local cemetery where they were formely buried. Don't miss "Tia Alice", or you might regret forever. Reservations are strongly recommended. Bon Appétit
6. Restaurante Manhas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 632 reviews
Located at 200 meters from the Shrine of Fátima, in the "new" Fátima's avenue. In a sober, relaxed and calm place, we provide you a meal where the traditional gastronomy keeps making delights to the palate. At Manhãs each customer is unique, and a pleasan
Reviewed By azzurri4ever
This restaurant is a great find in Fatima. It is just a 5 minute walk from the center of all the religious activities. The staff here is exceptional and we loved what our server recommended. Though Bacalhau is the ubiquitous dish everywhere you turn, we had the black pig and wild mushroom risotto. This was one of the nicest meals I have ever had and the server recommended a great Douro wine. After the meal the server offered us a great Porto which capped a very enjoyable dining experience. This a great restaurant for a nice quiet meal not far from the hassle and bustle near the religious shrine of Fatima
5. Restaurante O Convite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
The O Convite Restaurant has been run by the same family for nearly 50 years. It's personal touch is visible in every detail, in it's careful management or in the fragrance of fresh flowers at each table. Chef EmÃlia, who founded the restaurant, has left
Reviewed By sweem2017
Obrigado por dois maravilhoso café-da-manhã, um delicioso jantar na sala de jantar e um ótimo ceia no bar. O serviço foi excepcional e os sabores das refeições foi excelente.Muito obrigado,I enjoyed two breakfasts, with great variety and many local delicacies. One dinner in the dining room. Delicious local fish expertly prepared, a wonderful home made soup, fresh salad and scrumptious dessert. And I ate supper in the Bar one night including delicious wine and a fantastic steak sandwich with fries.Dear Guest,Thank you very much for the review and comments on your experience at O Convite Restaurant and at the Bar. It was with great pleasure that we read your kind words and know that you appreciated the service and the food.Hope to see you again in a near future! Have a good trip and a fantastic year of 2019.Kindest regards,
4. Lanterna do Fado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 764 reviews
The Fado is a whole Lantern restaurant in stone, typical portuguese, with traditional dishes and snacks. The Fado Lantern has a different concept, because in addition to excellent gastronomy, we have to follow what most brand tradition in Portugal, FADO,
Reviewed By Nomad558908
I ordered the wild boar sautéed with chestnuts and I also had a cheese appetizer ( honey, almonds and goat cheese platter). I went by myself and could not have been received with a greater warm smile. The couple working were super friendly! Thank you for making me feel welcomed. The place is perfect for families, large group and couples. I was stuffed and spent 25 Euros on food and a freshly made Passion Fruit Juice! Great place.
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3. A Cave
Overall Ratings
5 based on 187 reviews
Nice, friendly and cozy restaurant. Modern design. Pleasant environment. Open kitchen. Author's kitchen.
Reviewed By busylizzie1234
We arrived just as A Cave was opening for dinner at 7:00pm. Since the menus are written in Portuguese, the chef/host Angelo explained everything to us in English. He explained how each meal was prepared and suggested we try the Vinho Verde, which became a favorite wine while we were in Portugal. We really enjoyed the starter tray, and our dinners were extremely tasty and presented beautifully. The desserts, coconut and pear, were equally amazing. We were so impressed with Angelo who kept coming over to our table to check on us and answer any questions we had. We felt as though we had our own personal chef for the evening! It really was an outstanding experience - our best meal in Portugal!Thank you very much.It was a pleasure to serve you.
2. Casa Platano Restaurante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 211 reviews
A Casa Plátano está aberta desde 1979, junto ao recinto do Santuário da Nossa Senhora de Fátima. No piso térreo encontra uma loja de objectos e lembranças religiosas assim como souvenirs de Portugal, a nossa cafetaria e uma esplanada exterior. No primeiro
Reviewed By 47carlosm
We are used to go to Tia Alice which is superb. We were enticed to go when seing the pictures with the modern décor. The restaurant is great. The best waiters. Good food as well. The restaurant is large with a lot of natural light, tables are well spaced giving the needed privacy. Deserts not good.
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1. Casa Platano Restaurante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 211 reviews
A Casa Plátano está aberta desde 1979, junto ao recinto do Santuário da Nossa Senhora de Fátima. No piso térreo encontra uma loja de objectos e lembranças religiosas assim como souvenirs de Portugal, a nossa cafetaria e uma esplanada exterior. No primeiro
Reviewed By 47carlosm
We are used to go to Tia Alice which is superb. We were enticed to go when seing the pictures with the modern décor. The restaurant is great. The best waiters. Good food as well. The restaurant is large with a lot of natural light, tables are well spaced giving the needed privacy. Deserts not good.
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