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Most Popular Mediterranean food in Caminha, Northern Portugal, Portugal
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Caminha, Northern Portugal, Portugal. Caminha (Portuguese pronunciation: [kɐˈmiɲɐ]) is a municipality in the north-west of Portugal, 21 km north from Viana do Castelo, located in the Viana do Castelo District. The population in 2011 was 16,684, in an area of 136.52 km².
Things to do in Caminha
10. Canto do Lobo
It is with all our passion that we share this family space with unique characteristics. Traveling in a symbiosis between Lusitanian flavors, a wide variety of craft beers and wines with character. A dream of two that has grown with all our energy, filled
Reviewed By Lisa W
We only found this place after we had eaten but will definitely return to try the food which looked delicious. The selection of artisan beers on tap and in bottles we can recommend however. The draught beers are around 1.50 to 2 euros a half pint glass which is reasonable for artisan stuff. One word of warning, the tapas which came unrequested to our table are charged for if you eat them...something we dont get here in Galicia!!
9. Hamilton Pizzaria Frangaria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By DoCamandro
Just last week we had the chance to dine at this restaurant and had a good time. The service was friendly and they were able to find us a table quickly enough.From the 5 pizzas we ordered only one was not to our liking. It was just too intense for our taste as it had mozzarella, tomato, salmon, cheese and balsamic vinegar from Modena. The taste was good for a slice, but too strong for a whole pizza.The other pizzas were pretty good. My favorite was the margarita aiming for perfection.Thank you very much for your feedback. Hope to see you again at our restaurant!
8. Girassol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Mark S
I've been many many times but not since it was refurbished.It represents great value for money,I always have the cod, which is no surprise in Portugal,and it's always good.No, it's not the best cod I've ever had in Portugal but cost vs quality is very good.The folks with me enjoyed their mixed grill.Can you eat much much better?Yes,can you eat much better for this price? Maybe not.
7. Trasmallo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 617 reviews
Reviewed By joyful1LasVegas
Our Backroads hiking group stopped here for lunch as we were hiking the Camino. We had the pleasure of sitting on their open-air upper deck, so we had a view of the Atlantic Ocean. Lunch was served family-style; we had salad, fresh rustic bread, clams, mussels, seafood paella, chicken paella, and chocolate mint tart, and of course wine! Everything was superb!Buenos dÃas, encantados de que les hubiese gustado. Muchas gracias por la visita y por el comentario. Un saludo
6. Restaurante O Forte da Insua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By 937christophv
Special decoration and interior especially the disco light at the back. Very friendly and joyful owner that serves the clients himself. Very proud of the family restaurant. Nice view of the estuario of the river. The food was typical portuguese and a greasy, very entusiatic with olif oil and garlic but for the rest fresh products and good food.
5. Casa Chupa Ovos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 812 reviews
Taperia-Restaurant heated, with a family atmosphere and long tradition in La Guardia (Founded in 1960). It has an extensive menu of tapas and homemade specialties, and an extensive wine list. We characterized our family deal with the client trying that he
Reviewed By Bettens1976
This restaurant is located at the old town, in a small street on the tangle of small streets next to the port. The best place to eat in A Guarda according to many of the customer reviews, the restaurant is known for the good food and excellent wine cellar. There has been a restaurant here since 1960, when Hermelinda established his place. From the food available, we chose to start squid and prawns, both in simple but tasty sauces. As a main course we tasted seafood stew. without shining by the amount and size of the seafood (cockles, and prawns) was tasty. The Albariño recommended by the employee was soft, a bit sweet and easy to drink. Very friendly, professional and diligent staff. We will come back.
4. Muralha de Caminha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By Gakeitse
This restaurant was recommended by our local host and as it was convenient to our accommodation on a cold autumnal evening, we popped by. We were lucky to be allocated a table because it was a busy Saturday. Some had salads, others had gambas and steak. All was delicious. Portions were large so we didnât have dessert. The house wine was good also. The wine selection was beautifully presented and seemed vast (pic).
3. Solar do Pescado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 332 reviews
Reviewed By AmritaJ
This has always been my favourite restaurant in Caminha. The food quality is excellent although much more expensive than other restaurants. It is charming and elegant and great for special occasions. Thank you for retaining your charm
2. Baptista Comidas E Bebidas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 549 reviews
It is located in the village of Caminha, where the pleasure of a tasty meal mixes with the absorption of the history of the town center. Recently renovated, the restaurant "Baptista" lives in the same space where they erected the first place of entertainm
Reviewed By sewebb
We arrived for lunch after a morning around the area and sat outside unaware of what the restaurant represents - and my goodness we were really blown away! Each and every plate was so amazing that we can truly say it was the best lunch we have ever enjoyed. It clearly surpassed the meals that we have enjoyed at our previous favourite Nathan Outlaw restaurants and can only envy the locals here for the quality of the plates and warm professional service on their doorstep.Many thanks to this lovely talented family for the experience.
Caminha Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Caminha
1. O Portao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 379 reviews
Reviewed By Zilberstein1980
Visited for a little dinner, but was so good that we have stayed for far more:)The place is very close to the ferry boat, a few small blocks away from the main square of Caminha.Small family business with few tables and a large bar table, running on tapas and great selection of wine.Sponsored by the Galician Nordes gin, you can enjoy good gin tonic with your starter of a small cheese with bread and chutney.After that there is a great selection of tapas from the region and local ingredients. We went for the prawns, octopus, chorizo and croquettes, each of them presented very well and full of flavours.We didnt keep any space for a dessert, so cannot comment on those, but surely we missed something nice.Very friendly staff, comfortable and accommodating restaurant with easy ambience, great food, what else can you wish for..?;)
