Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Azores, Portugal. The nine islands that make up the Azores are in fact the peaks of some of the world's tallest mountains, reaching from deep beneath the Atlantic. The once-uninhabited, volcanic archipelago now hosts thousands of tourists every year who flock to the islands for sun, sand and verdant mountain scenery. From the beaches of Praia da Vitoria to the bustling marina of Horta, to the bubbling volcanic ground "ovens" of Furnas, these islands offer unparalleled--and unusual--adventures to discover.
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4 based on 906 reviews
On Sunday itâs hard to find a restaurant in Ponta Delgada, looking on tripadvisor we stumbeled on Calcada do Cais. Not taking the risk we called to make a reservation. A good idea. The food was great. Risotto, pasta are the house specialty. But be carefull not to order to much, the portions are big. Make a reservation, the restaurant has space for about 30 people.
4 based on 356 reviews
Loved this place, we went to celebrate my parents wedding anniversary and they could not have been more accommodating, giving us a table with a view of the harbour, wine recommendations and even a cake at the end of the night.Great place.
4 based on 311 reviews
Stopped in for lunch. The staff were friendly, attentive and eager to please. We started with the Octopus Salad, had the whole grilled fish , a glass of wine and a cold beer, finished with some tasty sweets. Everything was done perfectly. A perfect lunch.
5 based on 63 reviews
Genuine Azorean Food. Confort Food & Azorean Drinks. # We love genuine food # We love nature # We love those who love to eat # We love original flavors # We love Azores
Cosy location in the market hallGreat service & presentation Great local organic foodCrispy chicken salad outstandingWe went even to his foodtruck in the evening at the port. Outstanding burgers there too. Hope they keep the quality as we will come again in the future Thank you so much for your kindness! Hope to see you again soon!
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4 based on 167 reviews
Gastrobar with a lighthearted, friendly atmosphere and with a young-blooded menu composed by our international chefs)
Tried to get in the night before and could not, so came at 7 pm and got a table. Glad we came back. The coconut fish was super and the grilled octopus delicious. Did not have any appetizers. Service was great. Would recommend.
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4 based on 627 reviews
We chose Big21 based on Reviews. We were not Disappointed!! All of the food is expertly prepared and delicious. The Tuna was as others described, Amazing. The servers treat you like friends of the family. Our first visit (We visited twice) one person in our party chose steak, the server told him that it wasn't a good choice that night. But on our second visit we inquired, and we were assured that it would be good that night. And it was. Prices are very reasonable, and you won't leave hungry. I highly recommend Big21 and suggest that reservations. They always seem busy and full.
4 based on 314 reviews
The õtaka restaurant in ponta delgada, azores. has a gastronomic proposal focused on the fusion of the flavors of japanese and south american cuisine, better known as nikkei cuisine. with a modern, intimate and welcoming atmosphere, it aims to provide exp
Friends booked this and we had no idea when we arrived that it was Japanese. Really Japanese "tapas" with an Azorean FlareWe ordered wine (Fitapreta white which was a perfect slight wine) and then dove in for the appetizers. We shared a family of five adults 5 appetizers and really could not decide which was best! I think we settled on the shrimp and the eggplant. Devoured with defensive eating! Off to the main courses and the whitefish was a big hit and the chicken Stir fry while sounding boring was perfectly prepared. Food was fresh and timely and wonderfulAmbience was open and airy and smallReservations are a mustDon't miss this150E for five with lots of drinks!
Portugal Food Guide: 5 Grill food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Azores
5 based on 458 reviews
We have our restaurant opened every day except for Mondays and Sundays. We start serving dinners at 7.30 PM and you are welcomed until 9 PM. Please call us to check availability or send us an email!
We had a fantastic and delicious dinner. They were very accommodating to our dietary requests, and also accommodating to anything we needed to keep our two-year-old from causing too much trouble. The food was phenomenal, interesting, thoughtful, well-plated. The restaurant itself is cute, and it really feels like you are eating a home-cooked meal from the hosts. A lovely and wonderful experience, and our best meal in the entire Azores.
5 based on 91 reviews
New portuguese cuisine in a casual elegant modern setting. A great atmosphere with a creative starters and regular traditional main dishes. Vegetarian dishes. Friendly staff!
The young owners of this lovely restaurant have done an incredible job creating a unique welcoming restaurant with lots of quirky decor. It is a lovely place to spend an evening with friends or family. It is very popular so make sure in summer you book well in advance!
Where to eat Seafood food in Azores: The Best Restaurants and Bars
5 based on 81 reviews
Opened in the summer of 2019, Chandelier Restaurant Bar invites you into a space where elegance and good service combine. Light meals at lunch and dinner with a Fine Dining concept, where only fresh and Azorean seasonal products are served, you can enjoy
You've spent couple days (weeks) on San Miguel and are overhelmed by it's natural unspoiled beauty and very fresh and and amazingly natural food. Natural, tasty and quite simple food. Looking for something more exsquisite? More like fine dining? More New York like stylish simple and elegant design? So, it's time to visite Chandelier! Not a big, but elegant menue (yes, with still perfectly azorean natural and omg yummy ingridients), pretty decent wine list (try whites from Pico island), very friendly and relaxingly professional service. My recommendation would be at least 2 dishes choice if you are not very hungry and 3 + dessert if you are. Portions are small as well as prices per dish are not high. A very, very refreshing fine dining experience after several days of tasty but simple food. The place still works in a test regime, format is closer to a gastro bar. Their entrecote is my tiny little sinful pleasure. Hermano made our visits warm, welcomed and interesting. Thank you, guys!
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