Top Restaurants in Sacavem
Top Things to do in Sacavem
Where to Eat in Sacavem: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Sacavem, Portugal including Sushisan, Casa dos Pasteis de Nata, Restaurante Bugalho, Choco & Mousse, Via 14, Restaurante Paullus, Ha Tapas no Mercado!!!, Outra Loica, Forneria
Things to do in Sacavem
1. Sushisan
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By Carla O
When we arrived there was a queue to get in, the restaurant is relatively small and so it can get quite noisy. But the wait is definitely worth it. The staff are friendly and ready to give suggestions. The buffet platter is very well plated, beautiful to the eye - but most importantly the sushi amazing. You can taste the freshness and the flavours used will have you asking for more - and they´ll bring you more, you need just ask. I didn´t try the red fruit sangria but have heard wonders about it. The buffet includes Miso soup but not your drinks. buffet costs €13,90 at lunch so you´ll pay between €16 to €25 per person depending on what you have to drink. This is definitely a place you´ll want to visit.
2. Casa dos Pasteis de Nata
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Douglas552 - Hawick
No visit to this area is complete without the obligatory visit to the custard tart Mecca of Lisbon. The long queus testify to the popularity of this famous must eat, and disapointment is guaranteed not to happen!
3. Restaurante Bugalho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Sergio b - Milan, Italy
We liked so much this restaurant, we initially thought to give it the maximum rating; but then we remembered we had spent a little less for a similar place in Lisbon (Churrascaria la Paz), while Sacavem is a small town, whose main attraction is probably that of not being far from Lisbon.
First, the service: the man only spoke Portuguese, which we do not understand; but in spite of this, we communicated very well. He was incredibly friendly, attentive to our needs, amusing at times; especially at the beginning, when we were almost the only customers, but still…we’ve never met a person like him, in any of the many restaurants we’ve visited in Portugal.
Then the food: I had a preparation of bacalhau (codfish), made in the form of a cake with cheese etc; very good; my wife had a perfectly grilled grouper; then fresh cherries, a quarter of excellent house wine. Total: 21 Euro
4. Choco & Mousse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 112 reviews
Hungarian confectionary and pastry shop with a wide variety of home-made products, without artificial preservatives. Cakes, mousses, crepes, biscuits, scones and cookies. All gourmet!<br><br>Great focus on gluten free, sugar free and lactose free products, especially made for those with dietary restrictions. First and only pastry shop and confectionary in Lisbon to be certified by the Portuguese Celiac Association (Associacao Portuguesa de Celiacos - APC) for producing safe glute-free products.
Reviewed By vargaeszter24 - Lisbon, Portugal
The service was really friendly, the price of the cakes and cookies was totally affordable. After I ate an amazing slice of chocolate and raspberry cake, I decided it must be my wedding cake too ;)I have to agree with you: the chocolate and raspberry mousse cake is out-of-this-world! Totally worthy of a wedding :)
5. Via 14
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By CristinaLM - Lisbon, Portugal
Difficult to find but we loved the food. We had bacalhau gratinado com bechamel e espinafres and it was absolutely divine. For dessert, the chocolate cake was a bit dry but tasty. Some of us eat meat and it was also good. Helpful staff. It is very small so if you're in a big group, call first.
6. Restaurante Paullus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Zito J
Excellent place if you like your steak plenty of variety and all types of steak but not only that the fish plates are also amazing try the garoupa chunks with prawns really nice .staff friendly as well. But be ready to wait for a table or make sure you book in advance as it is very busy as you would expect. Top notch
7. Ha Tapas no Mercado!!!
Overall Ratings
5 based on 454 reviews
Obrigado
Reviewed By Mel C - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
My partner and I enjoyed a great meal here. Sonia and Pedro, the owners, were very welcoming and hospitable. Pedro talked us through the menu and explained all of the dishes. We ended up getting a selection of meats and cheese to start, followed by the black pudding and steak and quails egg toasts- all of which were delicious. I was even allowed to try the wine before choosing. Great value for money- the food, wine, beer and water came to about €33. Will definitely return if we visit Lisbon again.
8. Outra Loica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By slbhd - London, United Kingdom
The restaurant serves Portuguese and Indian dishes. The quality is there and it's a great option for something different. Plus it's one of the few restaurants in Lisbon that can cater for halal food, but you must specify that you want halal when ordering.
Located in a residential area, it's well away from any touristic spots, therefore you will need a special trip there, but not too far away from the airport area.
9. Forneria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Helge G - Lisbon, Portugal
Working nearby, this is a good place to go for lunch. The service is good, the staff is friendly and the pizzas are very good. I am particularly fond of the Diavola with spicy sausage.
I can definitely recommend Forneria, the pizzas rival anything I have had elsewhere in Lisbon.
