Location: Murtosa
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Reviews on Gastropub food in Murtosa, Northern Portugal, Portugal. Murtosa (Portuguese pronunciation: [muɾˈtɔzɐ] ( listen)) is a town and a municipality in the District of Aveiro in Portugal. The population in 2011 was 10,585, in an area of 73.09 km². It had 8,282 eligible voters.
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1. Biscoito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
We are a small and unique looking coffee shop, that looks like it has stopped in time somewhere in the first years of the 20th century. We work as a gastronomic pub and we offer an interesting variety of food options - from portuguese charcuterie and chee
Reviewed By vanessadrt
The main dish was rice duck and it was just ok. It was eatable but I ate already that duck rice in the canteen of the university. The starters were good and as such it was the good part. The staff was rude. I don't know if it was because we found them that day not nice, but I did not like the way we were served. Regarding the restaurant, all the concept is nice, well decorated, but a group eating in old desks, is just cute.. not comfortable.14 euros per person, for the all dinner was too much.
2. Chuao Cacau e Cafe
Chuao is the name of a little town in Aragua, Venezuela. It is famous for its crop of "Theobroma Cacao", which is one of the most highly appreciated cocoa seeds by chocolatiers all around the world. Chuao Ice cream and Coffee Shop, is a homely space where
Reviewed By RaySG
Perfect place for stopping by for a coffee and ice-cream. I love the Venezuelan chocolate ice cream and the coffee is superb. My wife tried the artesanal waffles and they were also delicious. We'll surely come back next time we are in Portugal.Thank you very much for visiting and for the comments! It is a pleasure for us to have clients like you!We wait for you
3. Tasca do Sal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
Tasca do Sal is a typical Portuguese Tabern where you can find the traditional dishes and snacks of our cuisine. Tapas and appetizers, fish soup, pastas, stews and fresh fish, as well as the traditional Portuguese steaks, are a great reason for a meal fra
Reviewed By AnitaTraveller1
A 3.5 star review.Pros - extensive tapas menu selection, friendly, attentive service and owners, good English spoken, lovely rose wine. Tapas was fine.Cons - cramped tables inside, my husband kept getting knocked by people walking past him. Desserts were disappointing - perhaps we had been too used to homemade desserts on our travels around north Portugal but these desserts were more of the "Sara Lee" variety sadly.Obrigado pela sua avaliaçao em nome de toda a equipa da Tasca do Sal.CumptsPedro Oliveira
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