We really enjoyed this place. The service was great and the pizza delicious. We look forward to…read moretrying some of their pasta dishes.

Great pasta and thin crust pizza. Indoor and outdoor seating. Nice interior. Delivery available.read more

Unless you walk around a little bit you're not going to find this place. It's off the beaten path…read more You will not find better pizza or Italian food outside of Italy! My wife had the salad, I had a pepperoni pizza. The crust was thin and made fresh every day. The sauce is made fresh daily the owner came out and talk to us a little after the meal. She is a wonderfully sweet woman who very much enjoys her customers. I highly recommend this place. The prices were really good and food was fantastic!!

A teeny, tiny waterfront pizzeria in Cabanas with limited seating upstairs and heated outdoor…read moreseating on the wide sidewalk in front. Recently remodeled, the place is clean and cute and the views from upstairs are wonderful, especially around sunset. Unfortunately, there is not room in the small kitchen for a wood-fired pizza oven or they may have gotten an extra BOMB. The pizza was very good, not great, but I am a bit of a pizza snob, having lived in Naples, Italy and married an Italian. The crust was good, the sauce tasty, toppings plentiful, and taste above average. Compared to most pizzerias in Portugal, Algarve in particular, their pizza is closer to authentic than most. I even received a complimentary glass of Pastel de Nata liqueur ... HOOAH! The service was excellent and friendly, and the prices very fair compared to many. I had the chance to meet Gio and Gabi and wish them the very best in this endeavor. CombatCritic Gives Gio & Gabi 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

After ordering 3 different pizzas for lunch and seating on the esplanade that basically is in the…read moremiddle of the road, I have to say that never again. First the pizzas come with tiny amounts of the ingredients you choose apart from the pizza base and the cheese... Then ingredients are just on the center and as little as it is possible. When getting a tuna pizza basically all the tuna in the pizza fits in one tea spoon! Just ridiculous! Then eating on the esplanade since there is no places inside as this restaurant is smaller than a toilet, you end up or on the footpath where everyone walks on top of you or worst, in the middle of the road where cars are driving by all the time like it happened to us!

Don't even think of eating there ! The worst food. No stars from me. Even had a homeless guys…read morestanding over my table with coins in his hand asking for money. Staff does nothing. Pasta awful, mixed grill no seasoning. Service extremely slow. If you want to sit for an hour for food to eat garbage then go there.

Let's face it, it's not pizza napolitana, but it is pretty good!…read more On restaurant row, along the Ria Formosa in Olhão, Doca's is one of just two Italian restaurants among Portuguese, fish, Mexican, Indian, and others. The inside is nice and the atmosphere comfortable. I had the spaghetti bolognese, which was tasty. We have also order take-out pizza from them on several occasions and my favorite is their Pizza Bolognese. Their prices are reasonable compared to many others on the waterfront. The service was good, but our meals took forever to arrive ... OOPS! CombatCritic Gives Doca's 7 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

Stopped by for a late dinner and found seating immediately. Tried the Margherita pizza, salad, &…read morewine. We are used to Margherita pizzas heavy on red sauce, but this one comes primarily with a heavy load of cheese. We asked about the sauce and were told it's in there, but very thin layer. Our waiter (who seemed annoyed) points to the burned cheese spots and tells us that's the sauce? We looked again and only saw a thin bread loaded with only cheese & olive oil. Anyway, if you order it then expect cheesy thin bread. One pizza is good for sharing. The salad is sizable & also good for sharing. Wine is always good. Overall, okay ambiance & food. Server could have been a bit nicer.

A good Italian restaurant whose menu has a good selection. Salad was excellent. The farfalle…read moresalmon a la vodka portion was good size but somewhat bland tasting. Service was very good.

So a Pizzeria is maybe not something you'd travel far for but in this case you would!…read more Located in the little village of Burgau, during the summer months this place is packed out to the rafters and you often have to book days in advance. This is a testimony to how amazing it is here! The pizza's are fantastic yes, and there is a good selection of wines and beers to wash it down with, however it's the service and atmosphere that make this such a sought after place! Casa Padaria is owned by a couple, Juliette and Ben, Juliette is front of house and Ben runs the kitchen. The both do an absolutely brilliant job and I leave here every time with a full belly and a big smile on my face. Lovely people, lovely pizza, lovely place!

Quite simply the best. A small atmospheric gem. Casa Paderia serves delicious food in comfortable…read moresurroundings with the hustle bustle you would expect from a pizzeria. Pizza's have lovely thin bases with tasty toppings, a good selection of 'set' pizzas on the menu to cater for most tastes and the option to create your own. There is also a 'special' pizza featured each week with a more unusual slant. If pizza is not your thing then you can choose from a selection of pastas and salads with vegetarian options too. Starters are also available but I find the pizza is enough, especially to make sure I can fit in one of the delicious homemade desserts. Special mention has to be made of the coleslaw - it is the best ever! You are always guaranteed a warm friendly welcome from Juliette who will make you feel at home and relaxed while waiting for the fabulous food prepared by Ben. If you are around Burgau then a visit here is a must.

On the main drag, along the waterfront in Olhão, you will find many eateries, most with high prices…read morefor food that you can get at a fraction of the cost a few blocks inland. Then there is Delícia de Olhão. We stumbled upon this place one evening after I was shamed for forgetting to mask-up at a restaurant a few doors away. It was bright, clean, and had several customers inside and out front on the sidewalk. They have a simple, basic food menu with grilled sandwiches, omelettes, fish and meat dishes as well as small selection of pizzas. My wife has tried their baguette sandwiches as well as the toasted variety and for just €3, they are a very good value. I have ordered the pizza here on two occasions now because it is pretty darn good and inexpensive. A large 'normal' pizza comes with tomato sauce, ham, sausage, mushrooms, bell pepper and a s**tload of cheese. The crust is medium thin, crispy enough to support the abundance of toppings, but not thin and crunchy like the horrid pizzas they sell in Rome. All that for just €10. Can you say two meals for €10? That is just €5 a pop! The house wine is good and cheap, but the selection of desserts/pastries is obscene ... HOOAH!. They have just about any confection you can think of from giant pastel de nata to creamy cakes with fluffy pastry and more. They also sell homemade bread and I have been told that the line is out the door and down the block on Sunday mornings. Dinner for two, including mains, drinks (water/wine/Coke), and dessert runs around €20. The severs are young, friendly and efficient, but do not count on too much English as this place caters more to locals than tourists. CombatCritic Gives Delícia de Olhão An Initial 8 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

Thank you! Lunch in local tourist places 12-13€ plus beverage, coffee. I just enjoyed fresh…read morecalamari sauteed in garlic (appears on menu as 'fried'), french fries, salad, 0.5L white Sangria (full of fruit & cinnamon sticks), & a small espresso .... for 10€. Huge sandwiches, full bakery, coffee bar, beer, wine, booze. Boom.