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Portugal Food Guide: 10 Portuguese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Alentejo
Find out what Portuguese restaurants to try in Alentejo including Restaurante Alento, O Zagaia, Botequim da Mouraria, Taberna Tipica Quarta Feira, cafehavanesa, Taberna do Adro, Venda Azul, Terceiro Tempo, Restaurante Tradicional Aroeira, Destilaria do Ferrador
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10. Destilaria do Ferrador
Overall Ratings
5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Sofia N
A tiny place in a small traditional alentejo village with the best local food and excellent service. Casual dining outside or inside, very friendly staff and not expensive. We had goat's fresh cheese with ripe tomatoes and basil in balsamic vinegar (I wish we had asked for two), beef and lagartos de porco with homemade chocolate mousse as desert! Yum!!
9. Restaurante Tradicional Aroeira
Overall Ratings
5 based on 159 reviews
Neste pequeno PaÃs à beira mar plantado, eleito melhor Destino TurÃstico do Mundo por 2 anos consecutivos pela Travel Awards, nasceu em 2006, a pensar em si, o Restaurante Tradicional Aroeira. O nosso nome surge a partir da zona onde o restaurante está in
Reviewed By magdac1518
A nice place to taste the flavour of many traditional portuguese dishes, near the beautiful fonte da telha beach. A must visit spot if you pass near by! Very polite employees, and a great quality/price relation. Your tummy gets out of there totally satisfied, and also does your wallet. i like this review and ... so funny at the end. Tkank you very much.
8. Terceiro Tempo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 113 reviews
O serão, o pitéu e a pinga! / The evening, the tapas and the drinks! The place to experience good food (traditional and not) and good wine (from north to south of Portugal) Reservas apenas online. Online reservations only.
Reviewed By Stewart M
Every dish is wonderful and extremely well priced. We loved it so much we went back again 3 days later. You will experience flavours you have never had before. Iâm not a foodie but this stuff is good. $5-8 euros for most of the share plates. 3 dishes and a bottle of wine about $40 euros. Very reasonable. This guy should be on one of those Master Chef shows. Heâs a genius with food.
7. Venda Azul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 807 reviews
Reviewed By Lynherlynda
Having read the reviews for this popular restaurant we got there at 1215hrs on Saturday and got the last table available. The service is very good with very friendly waiters one of whom speaks a little English. The menu is extensive [with some Englush interpretations] with a very good selection of mains and even desserts. We ordered a "1/2 dose" and found this was a very generous portion for one. There is a wide selection of typical rural Portuguese food on the menu including the ever-popular bacalhau [salt cod] and various stews, the black pork is very good. As with most Portuguese food the presentation is non-existant, there is no finesse and you get chips and rice on the same plate as accompaniments to meat, it is because of this that I have not given 5 stars. However this is a great restaurant, which I will go to again because of the varied menu, the pleasant staff and even the complimentary liquors with coffee.
6. Taberna do Adro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 745 reviews
Peço especial favor que a localização da Taberna do Adro deixe de se visualizar em Portalegre mas sim em Elvas 7350-511 Portugal, onde na realidade existe. Esta má informação está a causar grandes inconvenientes ao funcionamento do restaurante. O restante
Reviewed By nmlslo
This very small traditional restaurant in a nearby Elvas location, named Vila Francisco, offers an excellent menu, with traditional cuisine, served with extreme care in a cozy familiar environment. The family who runs the business is most friendly. It is worth every mile to get there.
5. cafehavanesa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Gwydir
Our meal at Cafe Havanessa was outstanding in every respect. The food prepared by Florbella was out of this world and was beautifully presented and accompanied by the best Vinho Verde we have ever had. The service was friendly, welcoming and fantastic, and the decor quirky and tasteful. This place is a real find and is a credit to Florbella, who used to be an architect and has now turned her creative passion to the kitchen.
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4. Taberna Tipica Quarta Feira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1769 reviews
Uma pequena taberna tÃpica alentejana, cujo lema é Chame para a sua mesa um caracter de excepção. Tendo 30 lugares de capacidade, ao almoço servimos no máximo 36 pessoas e ao jantar fazemos somente um serviço, situação que não abdicamos para pudermos faze
Reviewed By Bobbydanger
Arrive hungry, donât even consider breakfast, have one coffee and a litre of water then prepare yourself for a feast.You MUST book, whilst sitting in the restaurant they turned about 10 people away because they were full.The food just comes at you, no choice, which, sometimes is a blessing, it was all great, it was all unsophisticated but all delicious, the green sludgy looking thing Is not to be missed, amazing, made with Coriander, garlic, bread, vegetables olive oil and a bit of vinegar, the neck of black pork, cooked for 3 hours in wine and herbs fell off the bone and was scrumptious. To start, a compendium of local tastes that include what can only be described as a mini Swiss fondue (I could have eaten just that to be honest). Jao who runs the place is utterly charming and will look after you. This ainât fine dining in the biblical sense but you must go here.
3. Botequim da Mouraria
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1184 reviews
Reviewed By MathieuBZ
No booking possible, the first arrived will be the lucky ones. Such therefore means you need to get there at least 30 minutes before restaurant opens.Once in, you'll have a pleasant moment, having nice dishes from Alentejo mostly about meat; probably discussing with few other customers surrounding you.That said, experience was very good but not amazing given food which was not reaching sky and prices remaining rather high.
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2. O Zagaia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 152 reviews
We're closed for vacations, from October 28th till November 14th
Reviewed By Rui G
Really good food and nice atmosphere The deserts are incredible.The staff is really nice A place to go back book in advance
1. Restaurante Alento
Overall Ratings
5 based on 133 reviews
Restaurant ALENTO: Bringing back the typical grandma's food from Alentejo and the well spend evenings around the fireplace. We use only wood burning stove. Cooking is our passion!
Reviewed By 743fernandot
Very wellcoming space with wild fish as starter followed by seafood specials (oysters, mussels and rower crab), fish or meat dishes with amazing presentation and finally tasty desserts (tiramisú, cooked pear with vanilla ice cream and crème brûlée) + white wine Coemda Grande Sauvignon BlancThank you very much for your comment, it is always a pleasure to receive you at our home (restaurant).The ALENTO team looks forward to seeing you soon.
