Top Restaurants in Amarante
Top Things to do in Amarante
- 1. Ponte de Sao Goncalo
- 2. Sao Goncalo Church
- 3. Amadeo De Souza Cardoso Museum
- 4. Ecopista da Linha do Tamega
- 5. Igreja de Sao Domingos
- 6. Parque Florestal de Amarante
- 7. Piscinas Municipais de Amarante
- 8. Solar dos Magalhaes
- 9. Biblioteca Municipal Albano Sardoeira
- 10. Church of the Saviour of Real
Northern Portugal, Portugal Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Amarante
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Amarante, Northern Portugal, Portugal including Restaurante Pena, Largo do Paco, Pobre Tolo, Restaurante A Eira, Quinta do Outeiro, Ze da Calcada, Restaurante Lusitana, Casa das Lapas, Surviaria, Cafe Dragon Ball
Things to do in Amarante
10. Cafe Dragon Ball
Reviewed By 979ruif
Espaço tÃpico de confraternização entre amigos, acompanhados da melhor combinação possÃvel: finos a âestalarâ e pregos em trigo de Padronelo... divinal!
9. Surviaria
Portuguese Craft Beer Shop and Confort Food
Reviewed By liz211164
We really enjoyed the decor, the customer service and the great beer, wine and gin - 3 visits in the 3 days we were in Amarante!
8. Casa das Lapas
Reviewed By SilvioMarco
We arrived a little late for lunch but and starving! Some first dishes have been served and everything was at a high level. We had octopus for lunch and a very good Douro wine. Fast service, gentle and professional and, above all, an excellent meal. I can defenetly recommend it! 4****
7. Restaurante Lusitana
Overall Ratings
3 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By MichHak
Cute little place run by a family. I personally love to encourage small businesses and family owned ones specifically. We ordered the Salmon, was salty however the portions are big. We ordered as well the recommended salty fish with onions. It was very oily. Overall an average place when it comes to food. We had a nice table overlooking the river. Staff was very friendly and service was excellent.
6. Ze da Calcada
Overall Ratings
3 based on 408 reviews
With a rustic and exquisitely decorated atmosphere, Zé da Calçada restaurant is a striking place for those who pass by. The view from the balcony quickly remains in the memory of all those who enjoy a good meal in front of a great scenery. Recognized by n
Reviewed By 468davec
I stopped in for dinner, and sat out on the deck overlooking the river. A beautiful view and the food was fantastic. I had the pork loin, with bacon (you can never have enough bacon) with potatoes and spinach. It was absolutely fantastic. Glass of wine with dinner and a coffee afterward topped it off great place definitely worth a visit.Muito obrigada pela sua avaliação, ficamos satisfeitos em saber que cumprimos o nosso dever de bem servir.
5. Quinta do Outeiro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By NoloCordeiro
This restaurant outside Amarante on a quiet place, with a stone building and with an huge car park, has typical Portuguese food.Attention that a single meal is enough for two.We had bacalhau and rojões, both very good and in double portions.Service by young and properly dressed young girls, was nice and efficient.A place to go back, definitely.
4. Restaurante A Eira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By TonyDigi
This restaurant is authentic Portuguese and came highly recommended by the hotel concierge when their Michelin star restaurant was unavailable due to wedding party. What a treat! Not crowded early on a Saturday night, (I believe the locals tend to eat later). Were leaving early in morning so we were the first people seated at 7:30. Service was good. Brought some wine from a winery we visited and they were very accommodating considering they had a nice wine list as well. Didn't even charge corkage fee. Paella was phenomenal. So was dessert
3. Pobre Tolo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 412 reviews
In the heart of Amarante, side by side with Tâmega River, Pobre Tolo provides to your customers a very comfortable and inviting space where they can enjoy peacefully a meal prepared with greater refinement and excellence. Giving always preference to taste
Reviewed By Penhadafranca
The restaurant is probably second best in town only to the Michelin star place down the street at the hotel. The cuisine is traditional Portuguese with a modern twist. The service is professional and extremely friendly and knowledgeable. The restaurant itself is very eye pleasing with two floors.. The location itself is perfect, very centralized walking distance from the hotel and the historic district with a great walk along the river. Parking right in front with plenty of shops nearby.Muito obrigada pela sua avaliação, ficamos satisfeitos em saber que cumprimos o nosso dever de o bem servir.
2. Largo do Paco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Casa da Calcada Relais & Chateâux and is restaurante Largo do Paço, are an exclusive boutique hotel nestled in the picturesque village of Amarante, between Oporto and the majestic Douro Valley. Surrounded by lush wine country and ancient trees, this lemon
Reviewed By David M
Two main Tasaing Menu options, at â¬110 and â¬125 each. This is much more than when we were here last, a few years ago, but we decided to go for it. Fantastic food, brilliantly put together.The lovely ambience was somewhat spolit by the fact that the owner had decided to host his birthday in the same room, along with 3 sons/daughters and partners - and several quite boisterous toddlers. I don't blame the tooddlers, they were quite well behaved, but I do blame the boss for feeling that it is OK to inflict his young grandchildren on diners knocking up a bill of â¬300 a couple. Perhaps he feels that it's his place, he can do what he wants? If so, I don't agree. He apparently did the same the following evening, but thankfully we were in the other restaurant. I did think about knocking down my rating due to all this but really that wouldn't be fair on the superb chef and waiting staff, or the brilliant food.Dear Client,Thank you very much for your visit and most appreciated comments.I´m very glad to know that you´ve considered Largo do Paço food options to be fantastic, we are really very fortunate to work with such a dedicated team members that will always run an extra mille just to provide you the best experience.Concerning your remarks they will be adressed internally, please acept our most sincere apologies for any experienced inconvinience.Looking Forward to welcome you again,With Kind Regards,Ãlvaro AragãoGeneral Manager
Where to eat European food in Amarante: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Restaurante Pena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Located in a former distillery and inserted into the surrounding space of the Quinta da Pena, in Vila Caiz - Amarante, the "Pena - Restaurant & Bar" results from the rehabilitation of a historic space with a contemporary language. In a familiar environmen
Reviewed By Darthguppy
They didn't have our reservation even when we showed the host her boss's confirmation of our booking, nevertheless, she was able to seat us for lunch. The restaurant is a little hard to find. It's in the family's compound beautified with a variety of beautiful fragrance roses. In nice weather, you should book for outdoor seating. A quaint, modern, and elegant design. We had foie, carpaccio, duck breast, scallops, and Pavlova. Don't deny the home-made bread, olive oil, and mozzarella presented as couverture because it was simple but wonderful. The duck was tender and cooked medium-rare served with cheese puff pastryâdivine. Everything was delicious, nicely presented and not overly done, neither rustic nor high-end.
Most Popular Portuguese food in Amarante, Northern Portugal, Portugal
