There are a lot of Brits here in Vila Real de Santo Antonio. This place seems to cater to them with…read morelots of gin choices and they claim their fish and chips to be most authentic. I've had them and they're very good, so are their burgers. The staff is friendly and helpful. It's also a great location for people watching.

Excellent beer selection with 24 different beers available including four beers that were brewed…read morelocally. This is far greater than the normal Portuguese beer selection of maybe 5 beers. Didn't try food. Service was good.

Very nice place across from the marina…read more They have several catches of the day just as you walk in. Check them out. Once you are seated they will bring out a plate of carrots, olives, cheese, bread, and a garbanzo dish. It is all pretty good. Once we ate that all we had room left for was the oyster soup and a tuna salad. So the tuna salad is made with canned tuna. Just so you know. Waiter was super friendly and told us the towns fishing history. Apparently the grandfather of the current restaurant owner was one of the big fisheries owners. They used to fish: tuna here as well as can it here. Now, not so much. For dessert had puff pastry with chocolate sauce and ice cream. O Definitely worth a stop. One of the better restaurants i have been in during my short Portugal stay. Once we paid the waiter brought us an almond liqueur. A nice way to finish off a nice meal.

Very nice place, decoration, food and service by the beach…read more Friendly staff and delicious food in a great location by the beach.

Great little find in Huelva. Servers were friendly and thoughtful, bringing our dog a bowl of water…read moreon a very hot day. Outdoor/sidewalk restaurant that was dog friendly. Fast service and delicious food. Would recommend

Great food at terrific prices, friendly atmosphere. Quick service. Old Times Bistro is a fun…read moreneighborhood place to enjoy cool drinks and hot food in a casual ambience.

Tapas joint with Al fresco seating. Casual ambiance, decent selections. Needs more attention to…read moredetail, like its competitor. across the street.

Great service, delicious food (try the shrimp curry in creamy sauce) and pleasant ambiance. Fair…read moreprices, great location and also has outdoor seating.

Try to sit in the back where you over look the river and bridge. There is ample seating inside,but…read moreseating outside in back is nicer. Food: Vegetables soup - good vegetarian soup Quiche - vegetables quiche with house salad. I liked the fresh corn in it. Calamari with tartar sauce - it was OK but I prefer something less greasy. Fruit smoothie - tropical smoothie All for about 20 euros.

Tavira Longue is a lovely place which offers something a little different to the many other…read morerestaurants and cafes you will find all over Tavira. It's open throughout the day and well into the wee small hours; hot food is only available during normal restaurant hours but you can get some cold tapas at most other times. If you are drinking or eating in the stylish elegant room, you also get the benefit of free Wi-Fi should you need to get online. After dropping in for a drink a few times during our mini break we decided to have a long, lazy lunch here on our final afternoon in Tavira. We arrived around 1pm to find the little terrace, situated a few buildings down from the Longue itself, fully occupied so we killed some time by visiting the nearby camera obscura. When we returned around 2pm the terrace was almost empty and we got a nice shady table right by the river. I should mention that this is not really a terrace as such, just a few tables and chairs which have been placed on what would appear to be a semi-public piece of ground between the road and the river wall. Having said that it is a lovely spot and sitting here you get perhaps the best views of the Roman bridge and the river Gilao. After a beer and a look at the short but well thought through tapas menu we kicked off by sharing a lovely crostini with fresh local cheese, tomato and avocado. By the time we had finished our crostini time was ticking on and our friendly waiter informed us that if we wanted any hot food we should order now. Well we did, so we cracked on with a plate of calamari. While this was not a patch on the dish we ate at the Brisa, it was pretty tasty but a little greasy. We followed it up with a very nice smoked salmon quiche and some salad. We also had a mixed cheese and meat sharing plate which keep us grazing away through the afternoon. Not too sure what we were drinking other than that is was a white wine I have a feeling it was a bottle of Planalto which would have cost around the 10 euro mark. When it finally came time to pay the bill it was very handy that they accepted credit cards, unlike a lot of other establishments in Tavira, as we were running low on euros and still needed to buy a bottle or two of port for the return to Blighty. All in all a very pleasant way to end our all too brief stay in Tavira.

John's Bar is the cool local spot which is also frequented by tourists creating a fun mix of people…read morewatching opportunities. Right in the pedestrian zone full of shops and restaurants, this is the perfect spot for a drink any time of day or night. There always seems to be a fun vibe and decent amount of patrons at this lively spot, probably due to them engaging the locals. Karaoke on Saturdays and some Wednesdays (check the chalkboard sign out front for dates and times) is a hit and you can be sure there will be a fun gathering and sing along during these evenings. They have inside and outside tables available (even when it is cooler the outside is open).