I really enjoyed Offley. With the exception of bigger Port cellars like Taylor's, most offer timed…read morelanguage tours, so do not expect to walk-in and immediately be able to tour (had I known, I would have made reservations). Offley's English tour was the earliest walk-in I could find on a Sunday (11:30, I think) and even though I waited, I was happy I went. I forget my guide's name, but she was great. It's an active cave, so you can see the aging Ports. Learning the history was interesting. Even if you've done various wineries/distilleries/breweries, Port has a different backstory, and each cellar has a different backstory, so it was still engaging. I thought I would be bored, because let's be honest, visiting these places is all about the drinking, but I wasn't bored at all. I think the tour and tasting took a little over an hour total, but I was lingering over the tasting. The tasting room is absolutely gorgeous. I enjoyed my Ports. I opted for the Reserve tasting and tried the Branco, Ruby, and Tawny, enjoying the Tawny the most. I highly recommend Offley as a stop on your Port tour.

The staff are really helpful and knowledgeable about their product range. I went for the wine…read moreflight for white port and fell in love with the late bottled vintage Porto. They have many of the standard port options as other cellars but had the best range of white ports I found anywhere and they staff like Teresa were super helpful explaining which was one that I might like.

All you can Seafood with 22.5 forever. Very good dinner. I had seafood platter which is all you can…read moreeat. It's include clam rice. So delicious. Grilled shrimp, boiled shrimp, oyster, clam, crab. Wine selection was good enough to enjoy my dinner. The server was so kinds.

Polvo com Nigas is delicious.The waiter is nice!...................................................read more

Sweet little cafe located very close to Santa Cruz church.We were there off season ( and very…read moreshortly after Portugal had begun to see tourists in between COVID variants) so for most of our meal we were the only people in the place. Lovely modern, urban vibe, wait staff clearly aiming to please and lots of good choices for food. We started with the usual olives and bread which were welcomed on a cold drizzly evening. Hubs had hearty veggie soup and bacalao which he raved about; I enjoyed shrimp(s) in garlic sauce and tomato corn salad along with a glass of local vino. we ended our meals with warm espressos.Very well priced and welcoming experience.

The staff were very friendly (a theme throughout Portugal) and prompt with anything we needed. I…read morecan't say enough how kind the staff were! The inside looks small, since its tucked behind their gelato stand, but has plenty of seating. We came here based on a recommendation from our tour guide, and we are SO happy we did. Although we love trying traditional foods from wherever we travel, we say someone with a kebab and it looked delicious, so we got one - the best one ive ever had, and probably my favorite meal of the trip!

Excellent food and service! This is a must stop spot! We ordered the kebab sandwiches which were…read morefantastic. For dessert we got the chocolate gelato on top of crepe with strawberries and Nutella which was really good.

Profresco is a fish market on the north side of Peniche away from tourist traps. It's a casual but…read moreclean restaurant with nice sunset views of the ocean. The service was good and seafood was amazing. The platter had a wonderful shellfish selection which was exciting even if some might feel strange to consume. They house cocktail was delicious as well. Highly recommended!

We rented bikes from down at the waterfront on our first full day in Peniche in an effort to see…read morethe entire peninsula in all its glory. It was a mild, Spring day, but we did find ourselves warm as we biked the 6.5 miles our the perimeter. On the northern edge of the peninsula, about 2.5 hours into our stop and go bike journey, we came across Profresco and the fish market there and had to stop for our break. We were so glad we did too as the food was fresh, the water was cold, and it was a beautiful lunch experience. We ordered an octopus burger and a seafood burger - both came with finely cut, fresh fries and the seafood burger also came with a garden salad. We ordered olives for an appetizers with two bottles of still water to down before heading out. Loved it.

We had lunch here on a Friday afternoon not expecting the turnout. We must say we were amazed. The…read morefood was amazing we haven't had arroz de marisco like this in a long time. The seafood was so fresh you could taste the ocean. The ambience is relaxing your on the beach. Service was on point they took very good care of Welch table dining.

We were educated on how the cost of the meal is determined ( market price) based on the number of…read moregrams a fish weighs. The waiter was so very helpful. The sea bass was so tasty, and the sides (rice with shrimp and a chopped salad of perhaps carrots, black eyed peas, and cruciferous vegetables) were delightful. The key lime tart and cheesecake (creamy with strawberry purée) were delectable! A wonderful dining experience!

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.

Omg! The best "secret" in Porto. Freshest seafood and produce. Combined with very high level…read morecooking and creative recipes celebrating Portuguese cuisine. The razor clams - of course but also the very toothsome tortilla with the most fragrant caramelized onions, The salads and breads - the roast duck!! Do not skip dessert. Let wonderful Isabel give u recommendations

Such a great spot! It's lively and packed with locals, commuters and tourists…read more We sat at the bar and had a great time. The service was on point. The bartender even spent extra time giving us local spots to check out. The food came out quickly and was delicious. The Cataplana Peixe Maris is as amazing as the photo looks make sure to order the bread to soak up the broth. Highly recommend. Reservations are a must.