Top Restaurants in Beja
Top Things to do in Beja
- 1. Castelo de Beja
- 2. Museu Regional de Beja (Museu Rainha D. Leonor)
- 3. Nucleo Museologico
- 4. Museu Visigotico--Igreja de Santo Amaro
- 5. Jardim Gago Coutinho e Sacadura Cabral
- 6. Museu Jorge Vieira/Casa Das Artes
- 7. Igreja de Nossa Senhora Dos Prazeres E Museu Episcopal
- 8. Casa de Santa Vitoria
- 9. Bairro da Mouraria
- 10. Ruinas Romanas de Pisoes
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Where to eat Portuguese food in Beja: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Portuguese food in Beja, Alentejo, Portugal including Os Infantes Restaurante, Restaurante Dom Dinis, Herdade dos Grous Restaurant, Adega Tipica Restaurante, Pizzaria Milano, Toi Farois, Pulo Do Lobo, Restaurante Sabores Do Monte, Restaurante Intimo, Tasca da Su
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10. Tasca da Su
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By Ricardo .
Perfect place to have some of the region's best dishes (and desserts), the place it's relatively small, but cosy and as that feel at home feeling. This is my hometown so I go there sometimes, and this is now definitely a go to place.
9. Restaurante Intimo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By 289josen
Its a pleasant restaurant all dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients the team is young and very welcoming a must visit place!
8. Restaurante Sabores Do Monte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By DutchGld
We went here for lunch and were pleasantly surprised. The owner welcomed us friendly,we were shown a nice table that was properly set.The atmosphere is traditional. Nice pictures on the wall of farming over the years plus some artefacts.As starters we got home made fressuras, nicely spiced and properly done.The main courses were very good and made with attention. The lady cook, when leaving the restaurant, asked what our opinion was.he place is not that easily accesible but whenever you get to Mina de Juliana this is the place to have lunch or dinner.
7. Pulo Do Lobo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By Almacgregor
Central Beja seafood and meat. This is a 'tasca'/cafe style eatery.. not fancy and quite small.. so book!....the menu has lots of local dishes on, and surf and turf type food.. the black pig was tender and delish....my surf and ( pork) turf was also very good.. the portions were, as usual in this area, more than generous, the service was fast and efficient, and the wine list covered every pocket and taste. It was full of locals, and the oysters looked good, the prices very reasonable, and the amuse bouche cheeses, prawns and hams were really very good. All prawns clams crab etc was sold by the kilo..so you can call off what you need/want. specials were perceves ( goose neck barnacles) oysters, lamprey in season, and several local style stews. If in central Beja try it!
6. Toi Farois
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Frisbe44
Located in a small village outside Beja, this small, plain looking restaurant excels at one thing. PORK! While Pork is featured at almost every restaurant in Beja, Toi Farois takes it to a new level. Prepared many different ways, it is the most flavorful, tender Pork I have ever eaten (and that says alot)..a must have. Also quite novel and delicious is their tomato salad. Made up of just tomatoes, olive oil, a hint of vinegar, and spice they are combined into an excellent salad. Our party of 8 went through 2 huge bowls! This restaurant may be a bit off the beaten path, it is well worth the trip. I plan on being in Beja again next fall and will definately be stopping by.
5. Pizzaria Milano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By StevoJP
This is a no-thrills, simple Italian restaurant with large portions and low prices. I had an excellent, wood-fired pizza and two beers for only 11 euros. Good, quick service, with excellent food at affordable prices, what else could you want?
4. Adega Tipica Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 684 reviews
5 min walk from Pousada de São Francisco Beja
Reviewed By A L
Local Portuguese food with friendly service. We choose 3 dishes from the house specialty menu including a soup, pork, and bacalhau. All dishes were under 10 euros each. The place was packed with locals on a Sunday afternoon. Always a good sign.
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3. Herdade dos Grous Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Savor culinary highlights in our restaurant with typical Alentejo cuisine prepared predominantly with our home-grown produce. Our talented Chefs thrive on combining traditional regional cooking with the latest trends in modern culinary art. This is the ta
Reviewed By JML01
We made our usual yearly visit to Grous, and can witness that it continues to be a great place, in a lovely setting with good food and amazing wines. Just go there, you wonât regret it.Dear JML01,We thank for your review and hope to will be considered a place in your futures visits to Alentejo.Kind regardsAurélio Picareta
2. Restaurante Dom Dinis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 593 reviews
The restaurant Dom Dinis is located along one of the most iconic national monuments : the castle keep of Beja Castle. The geographical location gives you a series of parking solutions in various streets surrounding this area of great historical interest ,
Reviewed By Tigandgrace
Located across from the Beja Castle this is a true Portugese experience. The restaurant specializes in the meats and tradional Portugese cuisine of the Alentjo region. They specialize in the black pork for which the region is famouse and we had it two ways. It was served with a traditional Portugese bread style accompaniement made in a cast iron pan which was excellent, one had asparagus within it. The server was great and while very little English is spoken everyone was very friendly and accomodating and we were well understood.Boa noite caro Tigandgrace,Muito obrigado pela sua visita e pela descrição do seu comentário. Gratos pelas suas referências.Cumprimentos
1. Os Infantes Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By flj3
Well worth the trouble you may have in finding this - it has an almost invisible entry without any obvious sign in a narrow and run-down side street - but offering a really ambitious range of dishes that strongly reflect both regional and national Portuguese culinary resources. Take the time to download and investigate the menu in advance - in both Portuguese and English - from the restaurant's website.Our choices of starters of mushroom with avocado puree and shrimp and Serpa cheese with caramalized walnuts was enjoyable, with a helpful explanation of the origin of Serpa cheese from the waiter. Main dishes of guineafowl and veal in port wine proved to be more than substantial and very good value for money. A total bill for all this plus a shared dessert and a bottle of excellent Vidiguera wine for just over 50 Euros for two would certainly have merited a second visit had we not already exhausted the time of our stay in Beja!
