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Northern Portugal, Portugal Food Guide: 10 Portuguese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Oliveira de Azemeis
Reviews on Portuguese food in Oliveira de Azemeis, Northern Portugal, Portugal including Taberna Sao Jorge, LasVegas Restaurante, Restaurante D. Filipe, Feitoria Dos Sentidos, Restaurante D. Gomado, Tudo Aos Molhos, O Retiro da Cerca, Tasquinha Alentejana, Restaurante Maranata, Restaurante Lindolfo
Restaurants in Oliveira de Azemeis
10. Restaurante Lindolfo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By FilipeA1154
A funcionar actualmente em almoços/jantares temáticos,em serviço de buffet,o que limita um pouco a qualidade do mesmo.No entanto,pese esta limitação,fez-se uma agradável refeição,com pratos de gastronomia tradicional,a um preço mais do que justo.Será sempre uma boa opção.
9. Restaurante Maranata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Manuel P
Grupo de 10 pessoas , almoço já hora adiantadaBom acolhimento , disponibilidade para fazer pratos adequados a crianças (4), apesar dos pratos propostos (e consumidos) serem excelentes.Recomendo Polvo Assado e Vitela Assada - 5 *Bom ambiente, apesar da sala ser pequena.
8. Tasquinha Alentejana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By mcorreia8
This is the best restaurant to eat black pork meat outside the Alentejo region! Absolute delicious and well cooked meat. The place is beautiful, the staff is really nice and the price is fair (about 20â¬/person for a complete meal). We loved our lunch and surely we will come back soon.
7. O Retiro da Cerca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Paulo C
Excelente confecção e quantidade servida muito boa, sobremesas caseiras e optima qualidade, simpatia de funcionarios, expumante a acompanhar bacalhau excelente opcção.OBS: não marca mesa o que ppor vezes se torna dificil jantar visto ter que esperar muito tempo.
6. Tudo Aos Molhos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
Reviewed By Landgraf0107
Franceschina is a combination of bread, meat, cheese and tomato sauce, invented in Porto, Portugal and oft-copied (mostly poorly). These guys have the real deal and the Owner insists on telling you about them at great length. When you finally bite into one, it is pure bliss. Wash it down with whatever wine he recommends.Infinitely grateful for the visit and for the warm and pertinent evaluation. Our concept has been very well received by your compatriots, who so often visit us, and even tried to take us to the United States!!!Knowing what you know about our gastronomy and being you people so genuine it is fantastic to receive your praise. From now on you have one more family in Portugal. Welcome and see you soon ...
5. Restaurante D. Gomado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Franglais12
.... eat better lamb chops than are served here!The bbq is perfect time after time. Add to that the wine, the desserts, and you are truly in foodie heaven .Good hotel too (HOTEL DIGHTON)
4. Feitoria Dos Sentidos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Catarina P
A well decorated and pleasant restaurant with imaginative dishes. Perfect for a business lunch or romantic dinner, all dishes have a fresh component and a modern twist. Wine by the glass and a varied offer are a plus point.The service is however the down part, slow to the point of being rude.
3. Restaurante D. Filipe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By Peter L
The best pubs or restaurants are often those off the main sthoroughfare. This is just off the main street and offers Good valueWE were welcomed by 'Jim' (His Portuguese name was the equivalent of James) who gave us superb service.The menu was extensive with numerous Portugese and fish dishes. We had never tasted 'sole bass' before and it was served as steaks of a white succulent and delicious fish.The starters (Melon with cured ham and a prawn coktail) were both substantial in size and very tasty,A;though a Wednesday in Late October their was sufficient clients,mostly Brits, to provide atmosphere and all appeared to be pleased with the dishes served to them.Cost was not the cheapest but fair valueDear Peter LThank you very much for your preference and opinion, which we are going to share with our staff.We thank you for your review and expect to see you again soon!Best regards,Cristiana Oliveira
2. LasVegas Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
This is the first brazilian restaurant in Portugal, and is famous for the caipirinhas, the rodizio, and the famous frequentky customers (politicians, soccer players, actors, ...)
Reviewed By jeanpierref69330
What a typical Brazilian style restaurant...You feel like in copacabana beach with this restaurant.It's a steak house so vegetarians are not welcome :)Waiters are nice, always nice with you.What a nice place. I strongly recommend this place.Decoration made with football jerseys.
1. Taberna Sao Jorge
Reviewed By Arnaldo O
Foi por acaso que entrámos neste restaurante para um almoço rà pido e a surpresa começa logo que entramos com uma decoração original a fazer lembrar os tempos medievais com madeira rude e pedra.O atendimento foi sempre muito bom ao longo do almoço, escolhemos uma sopa de legumes, muito "caseira" e de seguida veio jardineira de vitela, um dos pratos do dia e estava excelente!!Terminámos com um ananás laminado e dois cafés e o preço foi uma agradável surpresa, cerca de â¬13,50.Aconselho a fazerem mais publicidade no exterior.
Where to Eat in Oliveira de Azemeis: The Best Restaurants and Bars
