Very sweet owner who barely spoke english but very patient. Espresso and meia com leite were great…read more Good pit stop to the Bahtala monastery.

Frente D'Mar is located along the scenic beaches of Nazaré, approximately where the boats on…read moredisplay and seafood being dried is located. We were strolling along hoping to find a less touristy place for a bite when I spotted construction workers dining inside. Jackpot! The outside menu has four languages, so do the menus they provide after being seated. The prices are very, very reasonable, ditto with the basic drinks. Inside sat the construction workers, local teenagers, local older ladies, with less than the usual tourists. Win. The staff spoke English just fine. The Food: Bifana, €3.90 - 5 Stars Bifana is a popular Portuguese pork sandwich. Thick slabs of pork filled a fresh bun. For 4€, this is a serious bargain with my American mind. I wish we can get this at home! Octopus Salad, €9.50 - 5 Stars Circles of tender octopus are mixed with bits of veggies in a vinegary dressing. This is a perfect small bite for a light lunch bite. Also wish I can get this meal at that price at home! With a small beer and small sparkling water, we left with a check of less than 17€. Sweet!

This is my hubby's childhood friend's restaurant. He sat is more in the back room it's more private…read moreaway from the bar where locals hang out. Hubby looked through the menu and he picked everyone's food. It was all good. He picked fried sardines for him which it was super good. My daughter saw that and took some off of his plate and commented she would've ordered that if she only knew. They were very accommodating and very sweet. Maybe because he knew the owner but still good service and excellent meal.

Lunch with typical Portuguese dishes: Asorda de galo (rooster) and lagareiro (cod fish), and migesh…read more(side dish). Olives, assorted bread and fish paste are usually served to start. Everything prepared with olive oil. The restaurant itself has been around for centuries and has a medieval theme to the ambience. The restaurant owner is a retired Latin professor and a poet. Back in 1997, the Clinton's dined here when they visited Portugal

Service was nonchalant. Soup Crème of Mariscos had very few…read more fish Squid clam dinner - squid was rubbery and the clams were 4 baby size Mixed salad was okay Ordered corn bread- never came and was on the bill I asked for glass of dry white wine. It arrived sweet white I spoke with waiter he inferred I should have asked for green wine and then brought a lovely dry white

Portuguese Seafood/Fish restaurant by the sea. Fish and meat dishes ordered were all amazing. They…read morecharge by the Kilogram for most fish dishes and sometimes show you the fresh fish before they cook it up (note that they may contain bones). Service was fast, the waiters did not speak to much English but were smart enough to understand what we wanted quickly. Desert was also great. Went with 2 coworkers at night so the view was dark but you could tell its amazing during the day. recommend to us by the locals and would definitely recommend to you.

Every time I go to Portugal, this ice cream shop is a must. It's become part of my routine because…read moreit just never disappoints. The ice cream is always so good especially with the waffle being h, but honestly, it's the whole experience that makes it special. The views are what really take it to another level. Sitting by the beach with the water right there, enjoying something sweet; It's just one of those moments that feels unreal. The scenery is so peaceful and beautiful, it makes you want to stay there forever. And on top of that, the prices are amazing. You get such high-quality ice cream without feeling like you're overspending, which makes it even better going back again and again. It's one of those places that just feels like a tradition now!! great ice cream, stunning views, and a vibe you can't get anywhere else.

Gelatomania in Nazaré, Portugal is decidedly geared towards tourists with its very anglicized name…read more No matter though, the gelato is excellent. We chose one called Pirata, meaning pirate, and is a cherry flavor. It is fruity delicious, creamy, and fresh. Service was average. I don't blame the guy though. The very distracted customers ahead of me were particularly yelling their orders just because English isn't their first language, either. Some customers are unintentionally rude. The store is sparkling clean and looks new. The cost was very good. I think it was €2.50 for a cone.

Delicious desserts, especially for a special occasion! Friendly and professional service. We…read moreordered the Bolo de Amendoa which is a traditional Portuguese dessert and we were not disappointed. Highly recommended!!

Small unassuming restaurant tucked behind a BP gas station. We visited 2x just to confirm that the…read morequality of food was accurate. We had grilled sea bream (robalo escalado). Quite possibly the freshest most delicious fish I've ever had. My husband and I shared a Robalo for 2 people. Perfectly grilled & salted. The creaminess of fish melted in your mouth. Very limited menu, but the quality of ingredients is amazing. Nothing frozen. Hoping to spread the word about this hidden gem.