Location: Santo Tirso
Top Restaurants in Santo Tirso
Top Things to do in Santo Tirso
- 1. Parque Urbano Sara Moreira
- 2. Mosteiro de Sao Bento,
- 3. Mount Nossa Senhora da Assuncao
- 4. Castro do Monte Padrao
- 5. Ribeira do Matadouro Urban Park
- 6. Parque Dona Maria II
- 7. MIEC - Internacional Museum of Contemporary Sculpture
- 8. Museu Municipal Abade Pedrosa
- 9. Pavilhao Desportivo Municipal
- 10. Termas das Caldas da Saude
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Santo Tirso Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Santo Tirso
Santo Tirso (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈsɐ̃tu ˈtiɾsu]) is a city and municipality located in the north of Porto Metropolitan Area, Porto District, Portugal. In the region, the Ave Valley, there is a large center of textile industry. The population in 2011 was 71,530, in an area of 136.60 km².
Things to do in Santo Tirso
1. Restaurante Mina D'Agua
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Pedro R - Santo Tirso, Portugal
If you are passing by Santo Tirso and need to launch, don't think very much. This is a very good option to launch quickly. Day menu with low prices. To dinner, is a normal restaurant. The price is good and the staff are friendly.
2. Restaurante Casa Cristininha
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By RickDen - Beaconsfield, UK
If you want the traditional experience, then look no further.
They offer most types of food, but obviously specialise in the Portuguese variety, and do this very well.
For all you smokers out there, they have a separate room for you to eat in, should you so wish, which is completely away from the more family orientated side.
3. Restaurante Alentejano O Canseras
Overall Ratings
5 based on 473 reviews
Portuguese Kitchen
Reviewed By gdoppler - Figueira da Foz, Portugal
All four: restaurant, staff, food and wine transport a very intensive "Alentejo" feeling. What the "Alentejo" feeling is? A little bit like "hakuna matata", enjoy life, let the daily worries aside, relax.
A perfect place for having very good food and not a list - a book of wines.
The chef recommended the house wine to the bacalhao - and I really enjoyed it!
Definitely a place to visit!
4. Ferro Velho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Pedro C
Aconselho a todos a ir, foi a primeira vez e espero não ser a última, staff super atencioso sempre a perguntar se estava tudo bem e se era preciso mais alguma coisa, a nivel da comida fui para uma vitela, só tenho a dizer maravilhas
5. Tasquinha do Joao
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By carlitaisa
Tem uma decoração típica de tasca muito engraçada, com uma exposição de quadros do menino da lágrima muito original. A besta foi o que gostei mais, uma tarde de chocolate com raspas de lima, estava divinal. Posta de vitela muito boa acompanhada por grelos muito saborosos. Bom arroz de pato. Comi como entrada Portobelo, que tinha cogumelos, alheira, grelos e queijo derretido, muito bom. O senhor joão e o funcionário, que não decorei o nome, foram muito simpáticos e atenciosos. Vamos voltar com certeza.
6. Restaurante 15
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By luismelo78 - London, England, United Kingdom
This restaurant is great and an important asset to Santo Tirso. Went there with friends on a Wed night for a late (11pm) dinner.
The location is ideal, in the city centre and with parking spaces around.
The house is beautiful, and the space is very well decorated. The layout of the different rooms is very well put.
The staff is nice, attentive and efficient. Including the owner, who is always on top of things.
Re. food, we had a fantastic alheira as starter, and then a brilliant arroz de marisco - the best I had in many years.
As for drinks, we had an outstanding Alvarinho recommended by the owner.
The price... surprisingly cheap. Less than 20€ per person for everything (which included other drinks, champaign, etc)
7. Excelencia Wine House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Filipe S
Normal restaurant with a good service but a not so good presentation. The spot itself could use a complete makeover. The staff was professional
8. Pastelaria Confeitaria Moura
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By faricas - Lisbon, Portugal
This is one of the most famous pastry shops in town to eat Jesuítas. In the center of town it's a must go... Delicious.
9. Adega Amarela
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By TelmoFreitas - Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal
Jantar de amigos e fomos à Adega Amarela por indicação de outras pessoas!! OBRIGADO!!!
Ainda bem que nos indicaram este local!
Excelentes em tudo, o espaço, o atendimento, a qualidade e quantidade das refeições, as bebidas e vasta oferta de vinhos!!!
Digestivos muito bons!!!
Nada apontar!
Parabéns à Adega Amarela!!!!
10. A Clinica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By LaraSimon - Maceió
O local é simples, com loiça e talheres um pouco desgastados, mas a comida é muito, muito boa.
O atendimento também é bom e amistoso.
Para uma pedida mais pesada, tem feijoada com tripas e tem cozido à portuguesa nos fins de semana.
O interessante é provar com vinhão (vivo verde tinto, rústico) em cumbucas de loiça.
Como entrada tem excelentes enchidos, salpicão e bolinhos de bacalhau muito saborosos.
Como peixe, eles têm robalo e dourada na brasa. Feitos de forma muito natural (sal e brasa, o melhor!) são simplesmente divinos. (Foto)
Tem também o bacalhau feito numa panela, com azeite, batatas e alho, à moda de Braga. (Foto) Simplesmente imperdível.
Nas segundas feiras, provem o coelho assado ao forno.
Terminem com um café e o pão de ló caseiro com queijo.
Não irão se arrepender.
Recomendo!
