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Most Popular Cafe food in Angra do Heroismo, Azores, Portugal
Reviews on Cafe food in Angra do Heroismo, Azores, Portugal including Verdemaca, Copacabana, Sandoxa E Companhia, Made in Azores Cafe, Cafe People, Esplanada Alianca, Tutti Food, Snack Vila, Pastelaria desterro
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9. Pastelaria desterro
8. Snack Vila
Reviewed By Brun066
We stopped here for a snack after a long day of hiking, from Praia da Vitoria to Serra do Cume, and from there to Sao Sebastiao. We were waiting for the public bus for coming back in Angra do Heroismo, and we had the time to appreciate this property.Bread, local cheese and white wine were our orders, more appealing thanks to the long walk, and more nice beacuse we have eaten on the outdoor tables, thanks to favorable weather.We don't know if the snack is also suitable for more fancy foods; But it ensures anyway a refreshment.Moreover, the location into Sao Sebastiao is the most enjoyable you can imagine, with views on two jewels such as the Igreja Matriz and the Imperio do EspÃrito Santo.
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7. Tutti Food
Overall Ratings
3 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By nmoszko15
We stumbled upon this eatery as we took a stroll from our hotel (the old fortress) to view the bull statues, which are outside the bull-fighting arena. It was an easy walk and away from the "touristy" (although there aren't too many tourists in the Azores...yet) locations and sites. On our walk, we passed Tutti Food and what caught our eye is how fresh, modern and new it appeared. As we ventured in to explore, we saw that it was a restaurant with a cafe, serving pastries and coffee/expresso on the other side. The restaurant is mostly a sit-at-the bar lay out. Think old-school American Diners...but clean and new! It seemed really fresh and we could tell it was a good choice among the locals for we were the only tourists there. We decided then that we'd head back later that night for a late dinner.The food did not disappoint. Personally, I wasn't wowed by any of the meals in the Azores (the cakes and pastries are a different story!) so I didn't have high expectations of Tutti Food. However, it was good and one of the better meals we actually had during our trip. The service was very attentive and friendly. Between my family and I, we had chicken and rice soup, bread, fried chicken, fried pork fingers/salad and the pizza. Everyone was pleased with their choices. FYI. The fried chicken is a big meal--leg, breast, thigh and one more piece which I think was another breast. As for the pastries, we had a donut, and some chocolate vanilla cream cake. This was the last meal of our trip and we were very pleased to find and dine at this establishment off -the-beaten path.
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6. Esplanada Alianca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Rui F
Sit, relax, and enjoy drinks under a gorgeous tree that had stood here for centuries. Take in the views of the botanical gardens just across the street, and enjoy the live music every weekend in the Summer.A famous meeting point for all the locals, and unmissable for all visitors.
5. Cafe People
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Sandi S
Nice little cafe for snacks, lunch or light dinner. Very helpful, friendly staff. Good soup, desserts and hot chocolate.
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4. Made in Azores Cafe
Reviewed By CruisersRus
We made the choice to go to this cafe after reading a recommended review. It is located close to the Terceira Mar Hotel on Rua de Sao Pedro. After we sat down and checked the very limited menu, we realized this was not a supper location. With the realization that we knew of no other nearby location, we elected to stay and try the meagre offerings. We each choose a cheese burger because nothing else on the menu could be considered a meal, unless a plate of fava beans suited your taste. In the display case were a few pastries displayed on trays that were mostly empty. In all fairness, lunch might be a better time to visit because at least they have a âsoup of the dayâ. The cafe also sells an array of bottled jams, dips and other confectionaries as well as several assorted wines. Most of these can be ordered on line and shipped to you direct. In summary this wouldnât be high on our recommended list as a place to go for a late afternoon meal.
3. Sandoxa E Companhia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By paulshard
Sandwiches, pastries and specialized cakes. Its a popular lunch sandwich spot - all fresh ingredients and can be quite full but has more seating than you see from the road. Located on the lovely Rua Direita main street in Angra Sandoxa also has very friendly staff. A local favourite.
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2. Copacabana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By tdmiller2018
We ate at Copacabana three times on our trip to Terceira: two lunches, and one soft serve ice cream. We had two teens who are somewhat adventurous with food with us, but wanted some more comfort food a couple of days. They have traditional food, many of which are meals at great prices, but they also have hamburgers, veggie burgers, hot dogs, etc. I had a veggie burger with fries for one lunch, which was decent. The fries on Terceira are mostly unsalted (as far as I can tell) so I don't get the point of eating them. I love my fries salty and, unless they are marvelous by themselves, they are pretty much a conduit for ketchup. The second lunch I had was their special. I highly recommend their soup. I had a salad with tuna and my husband had a salad with grilled chicken. For a pretty plain looking tuna salad, it was amazingly delicious! The meal came with fresh orange juice. Really good!Both times our kids had hamburgers, hot dogs, or club sandwiches. They enjoyed them all. We also all had shakes at some point. They are much thinner than the shakes that we have in the US, but the dairy there is so delicious that my kids thought they were some of the best shakes they ever had. Their soft serve is also much better than some we had in Praia. Very smooth and flavorful.The staff is incredibly nice and speak excellent English. I tried to speak a bit of Portugese and they were kind about my pronounciation. It was a very comfortable and casual place to go, especially if you want something fast, easy, inexpensive, and solidly good.
1. Verdemaca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Kmilk
This lovely café / restaurant is in a great location in the centre of town. The building it beautiful and they have some outdoor seating from which you can watch the world go by. The staff are very helpful and speak good English. The coffee and pastries are delicious!
