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Central Portugal, Portugal Food Guide: 10 Portuguese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Queluz
Best Portuguese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Portuguese food in Queluz. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Portuguese restaurants near you. including Qpicanha, Cotorinho, A Galia, Beira Alta, Maria Azeitona, Realmente, Retiro da Mina, Cozinha Velha Restaurant, Lugar ao Sul, O Quintal
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10. O Quintal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Na Amadora encontra-se o restaurante O Quintal, que abriu portas no final de 2016. De interior elegante e acolhedor, a sua decoração revela bom gosto: o rústico e o moderno de mãos dadas. Apresenta uma carta recheada de sabores, com uma confeção exigente
Reviewed By 13062013
We booked a special family lunch for 12 people. First the decor is just gorgeous! The food was brilliant, traditional food but with a lovely modern twist! Could not fault anything, it was absolutely amazing! Very tasty and beautifully presented from start to finish.We even asked for a special cake to be made for the occasion and that didn't seem to bother them any bit, the cake was amazing!Easily the best restaurant in Portugal.Thank you so much for being so accommodating with everything and for making our day so special. The staff was very attentive and very friendly.
9. Lugar ao Sul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Typically Alentejo restaurant cuisine of southern Alentejo of Amareleja vilage zone. We made all the typically dishes.
Reviewed By rnewey
Most authentic Portuguese restaurant Iâve been in. Good food, wine & service. Family run restaurant, small - must book before arrival.
8. Cozinha Velha Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Set in the ancient kitchens of the Palace of Queluz and contributing to the splendour of the Pousada de Queluz - D. Maria I, the Cozinha Velha Restaurant offers delicious delicacies, according to the most genuine recipes of Portuguese traditional cuisine.
Reviewed By metoo_dive
A lovely dinner in a stunning location, the 18th century palace kitchens. The original stone work table now used to display desserts weighs in at about 17 tons! The original chimneys, stone preserving troughs and fire places remain too. We received a friendly welcome from staff happy to share the history of the kitchens (18th century)/ restaurant dating from the 1940's. A wood burning fire and live harp music added to the ambience. Starter of tomato soup and pea & ham soup, followed by black pork and chicken stew with chestnuts and roast potatoes was so filling there was no room for dessert. A white muscatel wine from Setabul set it off nicely. Would recommend and am booked in again tomorrow.
7. Retiro da Mina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By ikebrighton
We are here whilst staying at the nearby pousada and it is a fantastic neighbourhood restaurant serving good local food. There is an extensive menu, all in Portuguese but one of the waiters kindly translated it for us. When we visited the place was full of local regulars which is always a good sign. There are a number of speciality meat and fish dishes all at very reasonable prices. I don't know how they do it for the money. If you want authentic Portuguese food with a great atmosphere then you will love eating here.
6. Realmente
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By MikeT23
Visited this small restaurant, which also has an adjoining cafe, whilst staying at the adjacent Palace Hotel.The staff were excellent and very informative. We shared Tempura prawns as a starter and had the Monkfish and Salmon with Clams as main courses. Neither had any veg with them so we ordered a salad as well. Both meals were very good. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Queluz.
5. Maria Azeitona
Overall Ratings
4 based on 777 reviews
Maria Azeitona is a cozy restaurant located in Amadora center - Rua Alfredo Keil. Warm setting, cozy and informal environment and offering some of the most Portuguese traditional recipes and Portuguese tapas. Join us at lunch or dinner time any day of the
Reviewed By crowyman
We had dinner here twice during our stay in Amadora. It is easily the best restaurant in the area.The food is basically traditional Portuguese but with some modern variations. All fresh, perfectly cooked and presented.Very good wine list and attentive but not intrusive service.We had a 3 course meal - entree, main and dessert with a bottle of good wine and mineral water for 50 Euros all up. Excellent value.They open at 7pm but it tends to get very busy after 8pm so try to get there at 7 to beat the crowd.
4. Beira Alta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By PauloSimoesTorres
Cosy and very friendly restaurant, my favourite since 1988 !!Superb portuguese cousine and a fantastic staff - try posta à mirandesa or tuna (atum) or mustard beef or cabrito or the best cozido in town. End with a rançoso or toucinilho "conventual" desserts, and probably you have a good surprise when you see the bill. :)
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3. 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
2. Cotorinho
Cotorinho is a restaurant dedicated to making francesinhas. The francesinhas are considered one of the top ten sandwiches in the world. The recipe for our sauce is over four decades old.
Reviewed By Luis_Fernandes96
Restaurante 5 estrelas, comida deliciosas, staff simpático e ambiente super acolhedor. Já vim comer a este restaurante 3 vezes, da primeira comi uma francesinha de carne, da segunda a vegetariana que é óptima e na terceira comi um bife à Cotorinho espectacular. Como sobremesa escolhi um bolo de mel muito muito bom.
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1. Qpicanha
Reviewed By patyfdj
O rodÃzio de picanha é bom e preço adequado. O espaço é amplo e dá para grupos. As entradas são boas, e as sobremesas, mas é mais caro.
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