This is a restaurant associated with the Museum of National de Conimbriga. The museum is an…read morearcheological site dating to the 1st century. It was one of the most important cities in Portugal, designed and built by the Romans. Houses, gardens, amphitheater , and roads are remarkably well preserved. There are dozens of mosaic floors in perfect condition. There is also a separate museum building to help explain the site. Stop in the restaurant for a cool drink and a small menu of offerings. They also sell some of the wonderful ceramic pieces produced in Coimbra. Prices are much lower here than Coimbra. This is the best archeological site I have ever visited. The restaurant is a sidelight.

Very good considering it's at a tourist site....sits in Conimbriga, the largest Roman ruin site in…read morePortugal (& one of the best on the Iberian peninsula) Mikeal is a great young guy willing to give you suggestions on the menu or where to go & stay in Coimbra 20km's away. The food is good for a light snack. This is NOT somewhere you want to just come to, but rather a good place to have lunch or a snack at the site. The quality is very good considering the locale.

Paço da Vila is the best option in town for a great meal…read more Try the CABRITO as its their speciality. Good wine list very calm and quiet Parking not nearby

Nice restaurant with a lovely view. Very close to the Pousada Condeixa Coimbra (easy walking…read moredistance) Good service & food. Reasonably priced. We had the meat & cheese appetizer (delicious), fish for our entrees, desserts & a bottle of wine. 60 euros. Very tasty. We were there on a Thursday night, no problem getting in at 8. Our server said that Friday, Saturday & Sunday lunch can be very busy.

Stopped in with my wife for breakfast and wow. The orange juice and espresso were amazing. The…read morepastries looked fresh and tasted fresh. We loved it so much we took 2 dozen pasties to go. Well recommended.

This is our third time dining here Their specialty is leitoa- piglet. FYI - They offer some fish…read moreand meat dishes, but no chicken. The leitao is served with Spanish French fries and green salad. The food is always fresh and hot. There's plenty of parking on site because they get packed every single day. You may want to call ahead and make reservations. Add this to your list if you're in Mealhada, definitely worth the visit.

The city of Mealhada, right next to Coimbra in Portugal's Aveiro District, is world renowned for…read moreits wood-fired roasted suckling pig. Among the multitude of restaurants that line the city offering this delicacy, "Pedro dos Leitões" stands apart. They offer the best suckling pig I've ever tried. So incredibly crispy on the outside, and so tender, juicy, and flavorful in the inside. Forget everything else on the menu. Don't even consider other options. You won't regret it! The service is decent, the ambiance is agreeable, and other menu options might be acceptable, but none of that matters. This is a one-trick pony... it's all about their amazing suckling pig. And it was all quite affordable. We spent 101 Euros on a 4-person meal (1kg suckling pig for three plus one additional chicken entrée, some sides and appetizers, 2 desserts, water, no alcohol). Highly recommended!

It is not what most people have described it to me. I was there to try their well knows sandwich of…read moremeats with egg on top dipped in tomato sauce and surrounded by fries. The meat in the sandwich all tasted like left over pork sausage, hot dog and bacon. The tomato sauce was far from anything special and the fries were a bit stale. Anyway I won't be back.