Top Restaurants in Faro
Where to eat Healthy food in Faro: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Healthy restaurants to try in Faro. Faro is the best-known city in Portugal’s deservedly famous Algarve region. There’s an archaeological museum and a “Bishops’ Palace,” a Renaissance cathedral that was heavily bombed during World War II, but later rebuilt. Nearby in Estoi are Roman ruins, and Albufeira, also nearby, is a formerly quaint fishing village influenced by the Moors in the 8th century. It’s situated in a cliffside location, and has become famous for its beaches (there are 20) and nightlife.
Things to do in Faro
8. Burgers & Bowls Faro
Reviewed By Edwin1957
Nice decor and attentive staff. I had the burger with goat cheese and cured ham. With a glass of wine this made for a satisfying meal. I finished with the hot strawberries in syrup with green peppercorns. This was a new take on strawberries which Iâll certainly try at home. Hello Edwin1957! Thank you very much for your visit and for recommending us! Good luck trying our recipe! I really hope it works! See you soon! :)
7. Estamine Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 392 reviews
Authentic Flavours of Ria Formosa Born and raised by the sea, the people of the Algarve have integrated the gifts of the ocean into cuisine for generations. Our menu is a collection of flavours, aromas, and textures harvested from the waves and developed
Reviewed By Chocochu
Nice sco friendly building in the middle of the island, with solar panels, self desalinated water. They had to bring a number of ingredients from main Faro and the employees have to travel to the island daily, so understandably the food here cannot be that cheap. we spent about 90 euros for two, including 2 beers.The food quality was good. We had very fresh coastal prawns simply boiled. It was a shame that we could not order some catch of the day fishes because they are way too big for 2 pax to share. only seabass was offered for tables with 2 or less ppl. We had the tuna onion dish and black ink squid dish. Both were great. the oysters were also very fresh and brinythe ambience was good, even though its indoor, the glass wall panels can be opened up for fresh sea breeze to come in. i would return there for sure.
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6. MyâoMeu
Overall Ratings
5 based on 81 reviews
We invite you to taste different varieties of dishes with freshly made real pasta, europian dumplings (Polish, Ukrainian and Georgian) and much more. Delicious cakes inspired by French and Italian patisseries made with best Algarvian incidences
Reviewed By LorraineF1166
We were craving for fresh pastas, but didnât want to end in all of the turists traps around pretty Faro. So we digged into tripadvisors advices, found this tiny Polish restaurant around the corner of a street, own by a Passionate Polish Chef, real lover for fresh and local ingredients. Everything is homemade from the traditionals « Pierogis » and vegetables polish pickles to the fresh pastas with this sepcial italian touch and delicious pastries made with love by the owner, you will not be disapointed. And please, listen to the passionate cook. His stories about the way he cooks his food, are absolutes fairytales.Hello,Thank you so much for such kind words.You can be sure each time you visit us you will find delicious homemade food and welcoming hospitality.You are very welcome to visit us again.Best wishes.Tomek
5. Chelsea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 437 reviews
One of the innovative concepts we offer is exactly the Brunch menu with which you can delight yourself every day, in an extended time until 7pm. In addition, there are several specialties, among them the Eggs Chelsea, the Salad Bowl Chelsea and the smooth
Reviewed By Happiness549515
We stopped in yesterday morning for a coffee and croissant, very good! Came back the next day and found a cute reading area in the back of the restaurant for a light brunch! Enjoyed the space and the food.
4. Outro Lado
Overall Ratings
5 based on 84 reviews
We are a vegan restaurant located in downtown Faro. We have an open kitchen overlooking the dining room on the first floor. We use mostly local produce and organic supplies to create delicious and flavorful dishes, we also have vegan and organic wines, na
Reviewed By Alison C
We were so fortunate to visit them after they had had an extended closure for a holiday. They do a set menu for lunch which is soup, choice of 3 mains, an iced ginger tea & coffee for 10â¬. Our split pea soup was creamy and perfectly seasoned, and my partner had the falafel Buddha bowl which (as an omnivore) he said was one of the best things he's eaten in the Algarve. I ate the tofu scramble which came with pearl barley and a fresh salad. Our waiter was polite and attentive, and spoke perfect English to answer all of our questions. The dining area is cute, and I love the family vibe they have. A must try for any vegans visiting Faro! I wish we had time to go back and try their "egg" for dinner!
3. Papaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By fridamelodia
When we arrived we stood by the counter for about 15minutes before they even took our order. Was weird since they were standing right in front of us preparing food. When we finally got to order, we wanted two sandwiches with two extra ingredients. On the menu it said 0,5⬠extra for it so thought it would be easy to understand. The waitress did not understand at all before her college took over after about a good while. We literally spent over 30minutes just to order our food. The food and the juice did arrive around 10minutes later. The juice was horrible and watery, but the sandwiches was amazing. But because of the slow service I would not go again.
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2. Restaurante Al Ria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By FabioTravelyComida
The restaurant looks like a new one, the waitresses are nice and polite but they speak nothing but portugues. The food is very good but the portions are pretty small. Be careful regarding the starters (bread, olives, butter and several sauces) because they will bring to you without even asking and they will charge it. The service is pretty slow and even if you reserve a table you will get the food pretty later. Furthermore in 2019 I can't accept that it's not possible to pay by cards and the nearest atm is pretty far away by walk from the restaurant. In conclusion the food is very good but the price is high compared to the quality. I give 4 stars but they should deserve less.Olá FABIO agradecemos pelo feedback. e a sua visita .O restaurante AL-RIA leva as avaliações muito a sério, porque nossa prioridade é garantir que todos os clientes tenham uma experiência gastronômica excelente em um ambiente seguro e acolhedor,e de alta qualidade. Sobre o tema do terminal de pagamento(VISA,MASTERCARD E CREDITO CARTE) Jà ESTA ACTIVO PELA REDE UNICRE(AO FINAL DE 21DIAS DE ESPERA JA ESTA OPERACIONAL)ate breve
Where to eat Fusion food in Faro: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Taberna ze-ze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 372 reviews
Renovated space next to the Carmo Church, turned to modern times, in a pure, familiar atmosphere and good friendships. Its gastronomy is turned to tapas, cataplanas, fresh seafood from the Ria Formosa, rice, wine and excellent sangrias. Specialty of the h
Reviewed By Cigarmaker
Cozy restaurant with just 5 or 6 tables. Familiar service but very professional. Good vines selection. Cataplana is their speciality. We ate the Ria Formosa one. Great experience.Thank you from the team(family) taberna zeze,for your visit and for the comment.
