Absolutely amazing. Wonderful food and wonderful people…read more Tour of the kitchen, tweaked some special dishes to suit our tastes- their idea. After our meal an unbidden Port toast to world peace. Recommend that you make a reservation. The capacity of the restaurant is between 40 and 50 and there was constant stream of would be diners who were turned away because the restaurant was full.

The food was fresh and served hot. The house was super friendly. I lucked in early and grabbed a…read moreseat in the winter for dinner. Well seasoned and delicious simple food. Great for a winter evening.

The staff was really nice here and speaks good English. Like most Portuguese restaurants, it's…read moreimportant to have a relaxed attitude when dining here as the service is not always fast. We ordered a plate of sardines that were served entirely whole with some salad. Delicious. Nice place to stop by in Obidos.

Had a wonderful lunch here with wife and three kids after walling the streets and walls of Obidas…read more I had the grilled bass with potatoes, and green beans and it was delicious though the beans were slightly overcooked. Kids and wife had omelettes and fries which they enjoyed as well. Sat outside on the wooden tables, nothing fancy but certainly a satisfying meal.

This was a real treat. The seafood is so fresh. The service is excellent. The white wine was…read moregood. We loved the started with the sardines and soft fresh bread. We also had the octopus salad ( on of my favs). We had salmon too. The desserts looked amazing but we just didn't have any room left in our stomachs to give them a try. The large dishes filled with seafood are for two people. We really feasted and the price was so reasonable! Thank you to the servers and the chef!

We were in Nazare in March and enjoyed eating outside at Nova…read more Casa Cacao. We loved our tasty meal and had leftovers for the next day. Our waiter was Edgar and he was such a pleasure to talk to. March isn't as crowded as summer, so he was able to tell us some history of the area and the restaurant. If we are ever back in Nazare we will definitely eat there again and hopefully see Edgar!

Small local cafe located inside the Nazaré market with delicious cafe, and ports, beer, whatever…read moreyou want. No tourists here...when I was there they didn't have food, but they encouraged us to get baked goods from a market stall and eat there. 4 cafe duplos, under €5.

Great restaurant just across from Batalha. This is the one the local's favorites and I couldn't…read moreagree more. Great food, service and environment. Great for larger groups as they have several plates for 2-8 people.

Had lunch here after visiting the Batalha Monastery. The four stars is because we waited a few…read moreminutes to be seated and the place wasn't that busy, the wait staff saw us but were busy cleaning tables, though there were plenty of tables ready for guests, and once seated we were ignored for over five minutes and had to ask for menus. Once we got through that, the food didn't take long to be served and everything ordered by our party of four was very good. Two ordered fresh fish from the fish display, one ordered the spaghetti with seafood, and I had a steak. The exception to everything being good was the rice, which was on the hard side. We ordered coffee and dessert and also enjoyed that. We ordered ice cream and pana cotta. Overall a good experience and we recommend Burro Velho.

Rude staff, seafood was ok, not amazing. Prices are high for what you get…read more Crab was bad, shrimp was average but the clams & oyster were great. They will not accept walk-ins, FYI. We had a reservation as a large group, and made it very awkward when we were trying to be seated. Seems to be a highly respected place. They were not accustomed to dealing with a busy lunch, and laughed at alot of our genuinely normal requests. Took 3 hours all-in, they do not seem prepared to handle a busy time. Would not visit again, too remote a location and staff were rude overall.

Right along the beach, with outdoor and indoor seating. This place is a seafood market and…read morerestaurant We had the seafood soup, buttered bread and mussels mexical. The soup was a red broth with fish and shrimp. It was very flavorful and the bread was a shareable portion for 2. The mussels were delicious.

This hidden little gem isn't easy to find but once you do you're in for a treat !!! The fish stews…read moreare the way to go but everything was fantastic!!! Everything is covered in olive oil and lemon and so fresh right from the sea!! The owner is a beautiful woman who seems to know everyone even us !! You're going to love her just as much of the food!! There were so many different people, locals, Americans, Germans and Asians all packed into this small room to enjoy and intimate meal together!!!

When in Nazare you must eat here . The food was so incredible. This was our second time coming to…read morePortugal and to this restaurant. The owner she is so sweet all the staff . The food is tasty and warms you soul .