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Best Portuguese restaurants nearby. Discover the best Portuguese food in Carrapateira. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Portuguese restaurants near you. including Sitio do Forno, O Sitio do Rio, Restaurante do Cabrita Carrapateira, Cato Restaurante, Restaurante do Cabrito, Sitio da Pedralva, A Lareira, Mazagao, ShaBouco, Marigil Restaurante
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10. Marigil Restaurante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 242 reviews
Reviewed By The_Poppys030514
Me and Becky visit here as Chef Marigil makes gorgeous food whether it is pre-ordered marinaded meats/fish or food cooked to order it is all oh so good. Celia makes you feel welcome as soon as you walk in and these two things make you long to come back. It is not a big restaurant so please book in advance and I guarantee you will not be disappointed
9. ShaBouco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By MargaretA1280
Very slow slow slow forgotten about slow service.....Arrived here after a hot beach....place looked nice thought we would have a nice drink and something to eat!!!! 10 tables outside 3 were occupied, of which 2 were coming to end of their meal and paying. We Sat down so then only 2 tables. Although waiter came out couldn't get his attention my partner went in search, found a girl waitress who took our drinks order and gave us menus. Drinks arrived and waited waited waited for waiter to take our food order, but we decided to give up as thought it was a bad idea given service so far. Finally waiter arrived and my partner asked for a beer...and guess what it never arrived!!!! My partner had to search again and found the girl waiter and got his beer.Felt that the male waiter, couldn't give a ****, whilst the girl waiter who seemed to work the bar was lovely. What a shame as we were looking to having a relaxing time and was until we experienced this restaurant.
8. Mazagao
Overall Ratings
2 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By choosee
We stumbled across this place today. The decor was quirky and charming. I have just read some of the previous reviews and can not believe it is the same place. There was a mixture of nationalities us Brits , Canadians plus Scandinavian and SouthAfrican diners. I ordered the tuna steak which was huge it came with peppers and onions and lovely new potatoes. My husband had the steak and chips which at â¬12 was a bargain. Wine was less than â¬3 and very pleasant. I wonder if the owner is new as he was very friendly unlike the guy mentioned in previous reviews. The kitchen was open and I was pleased to see that the chef had her hair covered plus gloves when handling the food. The chairs and tables were all mis matched which added to the charm. I would certainly return . I have previously had two very disappointing lunches and this little place has restored my faith in Portuguese cooking.
7. A Lareira
Overall Ratings
3 based on 55 reviews
Restaurant specialties and international cuisine, with familiar environment, different spaces, including terrace, for groups, bar and lounge area. Featuring traditional dishes, the fish caught in the area and the seafood fresh. The restaurant offers wheel
Reviewed By Sammy1637606
I took my old dad to Aljezur for lunch today. I usually eat at Pontape but today decided to try this restaurant. 45 minutes waiting for very poor portion of lamb chops and roast potatoes. 6 measly chops and one boiled potato topped with yogurt!,, the chops came garnished with slices of orange which is pleasant but not when there is more orange than lamb. Unfortunately we should have called it a bad call and go home but we asked for melon.. One measly slice of melon arrived cut into cubes and we were charged 2.50 euros which probably makes it the most expensive melon in the Algarve. I will not return to this place and I will return to my friend in PontapeYour opinion is very important to us.We will carefully evaluate the criticism that kindly made us, in order to improve, correcting what may be less well to measuring up more and more to the expectations of our customers.Thank you for your review and we hope you will give us the possibility of surprise you on a next visit.
6. Sitio da Pedralva
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Restaurant with typical Portuguese food located in a rural village that was rebuilt keeping the original traces of the portuguese villages. Come try our codfish on the bread or other tasty dishes from our menu in a cozy and familiar environment of the vil
Reviewed By Ramsfan33
Lovely authentic Portuguese restaurant which has reshaped my view of this countryâs most famous dish. Itâs cod fish served inside a loaf of traditional bread is superb. Fig pudding excellent too. Great service and good value. Highly recommended! Try the bread with cod fish!!!Thanks for sharing. Hope to see you soon. Next time book one of our rural houses and spend some quality time at Aldeia da Pedralva. :)
5. Restaurante do Cabrito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By SpringFigaro
This charming restaurant features very fresh sea food, and thoughtful, helpful staff. It is located slightly north of the centre of Carrapateira, en route to the beach. We enjoyed lunch on the patio, which was improved by the presence of sun umbrellas and glass to reduce the wind. Our choices included a tapas plate, an excellent octopus salad and grilled prawns (enormous, fresh and so delicious). We were all delighted with the meal, and appreciated suggestions from the staff, who were sociable and candid.Would be happy to return.
4. Cato Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Cato is your relaxing seaside getaway in the quiet little enclave of Carrapateira on the southwest coast of Portugal 20 minutes north of Vila Do Bispo and 30 minutes north of Sagres. Carrapateira hosts not just one but 2 of the most beautiful beaches in E
Reviewed By Ana_L_23
The food is nice, as well as the presentation. The outdoor seating very pleasant with some good music. However, no Portuguese is spoken there, and as far as I know, it still belongs to Portugal...Closes quite early for dinner (9pm), so be aware of this, because not many more places are open either.Hi Ana,thank you very much for your review and you are right, it still belongs to Portugal.One of our waiters come from the Ukraine, one from Brazil and three of them from Portugal.The reason why we speak English here is very simple, our customers come from all over the world,so we have to speak in English. I am very sorry, if you were not feeling very comfortable at our place.Our restaurant closes at 22pm and our kitchen closes 09.30pm and in the high season at 22pm.All the best!
3. Restaurante do Cabrita Carrapateira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By LUIS F
We arrived Sunday, 15:00 and they are still serving. We started with fresh mussels that we asked at Bulhão Pato style. We chose a sea bream of over 1 kilo, full of flavor and grilled to perfection, accompanied with tasty vegetables and a cold white wine. The service was fast, efficient and very friendly. In the end a delicious carob, fig and almond tart with an excellent espresso. Could be better? maybe if we had the sea in front, or the beach, but you can not have it all. In summer it must be impossible and we realize that Sunday at lunch should be also very stressful. So please arrive after 14:00 / 14:30.
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2. O Sitio do Rio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 512 reviews
Reviewed By MaryBarryJackson
If you are in a large party go elsewhere! They clearly prioritise smaller groups, took 15 minutes to get drinks, and it was 30 minutes before they took our food order, despite prompting which they ignored!! Others who had arrived after us had eaten and left before our food arrived???
1. Sitio do Forno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 450 reviews
Reviewed By Cherry_Wonderdog
Cherry Wonderdog expected more out of Sitio du Forno. The location was magnificent -- no doubt about that. Itâs hard to imagine a more perfect setting up in the cliffs overlooking the ocean. However, our guesthouse owner recommended it for the food and value as well, and here the restaurant came up short.I ordered the sardines which came as a half dozen, grilled, and they were pretty good. But the only accompaniment was two small boiled potatoes. Why skimp on potatoes? On the plate, it looked ridiculous. This was the third or fourth time that I had ordered sardines in Portugal, and every other time, I had received a huge portion of potatoes AND salad. Salad was served but in a quantity barely larger than the miniature plate served on the return flight by TAP. And it was supposed to be shared with my wife who ordered the Golden Bream. Speaking of which, the bream was a huge failure, especially since I had ordered a masterpiece version the night before in Lagos at Reis restaurante. In contrast, Sitio du Forno charged nearly twice as much and delivered a drier version without sauce. The waiter did a good job deboning the fish at the table, but that couldnât salvage how the fish was prepared. Worse, the restaurant charged quite a premium -- 50 Euro per Kilo (compared to 9.99 at the market we noticed later in the day), resulting in a price of 22 Euros for a fish no larger than the superior golden bream I had had the night before for 10 euros less.The piece de resistance came at the end when we used the restrooms and realized that both the ladies and menâs rooms were filthy and atrociously maintained, with conditions certainly not commensurate with a quality restaurant. Cherry Wonderdog learns a lot from restrooms, and when they are not up to par, it worries him to no end how such apathy and neglect could be extended to the food preparation as well.
