We had late lunch here without checking any reviews and we were really happy with the food we got…read more Our waiter, Sergio, is super friendly and attentive that he asked what we liked and recommended a couple of dishes that are locals (Peniche). We ordered two bowls of fish soup and veggie soup that were really fresh and tasty. The grill sea bass was excellent as well as curry puff. We also had steak although not a big fan of it. Overall we are satisfied with the food and needless to say that Sergio made our experience better!

UPDATE - we always come here when we're in Óbidos. The bread and cakes are all made in house so…read morethey're always fresh, hot and delicious. This time we got the bread baked with chouriço inside and a coconut pastry. Very good. Can't recommend enough.

OMG, the smells from this place drew us in. The bread, pastries, sandwiches, etc were so fresh…read more All my friends ate something from here and loved the food. one of the BEST things they sell, is the coconut bread. It is divine when warm. Perfect texture, not too sweet...oh my.. We ordered coconut bread at several other places in other towns, but not one of them measured up to the one from here. I wish I hadn't already eaten, because the sandwiches they had just made looked amazing. A must try when in Óbidos.

We stopped here near the end of our day after touring Obidos, Nazare, and Alcobaça. We needed a…read morebreak so we ordered some pastries and espresso. First off, it was almost impossible to decide WHAT pastries to try because the all looked amazing. Wifey ordered a pastry called Delicia do Convento and I had an Encharcada which is another egg custard recipe. Both were, as expected, amazing. The Portuguese really know how to do pastries. While we saw an amazing and really old monastery in Alcobaça, the half-hour we spent chatting, drinking espresso and tasting pastries was pretty awesome. Pastelaria Alcoa is definitely a place to stop!

Had good coffee and orange juice and a small cake 6.45 euros - cake was ok nothing fancy, they have…read morea lot of cakes so hope some of them are more surprising than this. A lot of locals in line, is always a good sign :)

about €1 more for a croissant and a cappuccino here than other places nearby but imo it's a very…read morereasonable price for what you get. best plain croissant i could find in the area. really friendly service and you can see the pastry chef work through a window in there which is good vibes for real.

We had a wonderful tour and tasting here. We took home several bottles of wine and loved hearing…read moreabout the family business.

We had a fabulous visit to this truly family run winery. Tremendous history, many grape varieties…read moreproduced. We reserved a lunch here which was also excellent. Very nice tour by one of the family. Highly recommended. We visited July 21 in great sunny weather. Bravo.

Manuel was warm and inviting. We were lucky enough to b able to have a dinner celebration at this…read morevineyard. The wine was kissed from haven. Full body red and a bright white accompanied our fabulous dinner. You need to come to appreciate all Portugal has to offer.

What an amazing wine tasting experience we've had with Luciana and James! And an exquisite family…read morelunch with the owners of the vineyard!

Great service. Good coffee, pastries, and cakes. They sell breads and jam for take out. Excellent…read moreprices. Two coffees and one loaf of sliced bread cost us €2.45! Free wifi. For the smokers there is a section that is well ventilated because us non-smokers couldn't smell the smoke from the larger section in the front. There is a cigarette vending machine available. The shop also sells lottery and scratch and win tickets. There are some covered outside seating as well.

Based on a recommendation from a realtor, we went here for a wine tasting. This is a beautiful…read morewinery in the middle of the countryside. Patricia was taking care of us. They have a basic wine tasting and a reserve wine tasting. We took the big one, which is a six-wine tasting and includes a cheese (charcuterie) board. We tried both white and red wines. Furthermore, we even sampled their rosé and dessert wines. The spectrum of wines covered $15 to $120 per bottle. They have a full spectrum of qualities and taste profiles. It was a wonderful way to spend a couple of hours tasting Portuguese wines. We ended up sending a box of wine back to the US. Highly recommended.

I came here for a wedding reception in early October. My one criticism of the space is that it…read morecould use a bit more greenery. The weather was pleasant at 6pm in October, but I could see how a summer event in the heat could use some natural shading. The service, food, and grounds were outstanding, definitely left a good impression and would recommend this location for anyone looking to have their wedding reception in this part of Portugal.