A simple restaurant that prepares typical dishes of the Algarve region. At lunch there are day dishes and at dinner à la carte service. It has a large terrace where barbecues take place in the summer.

Rustic and cosy restaurant, located in the Freeport Alcochete, serving typical Spanish dishes. Their specialties, in addition to the tapas, paella, seafood are the black paella, tortilla Española, the calamari a la Andaluza and the veal.

Las Palmas is a polyvalent space, with cafeteria and restaurant service. Affordable meals at lunchtime attract many customers, so it is advisable to book a table. Service with friendliness and efficiency is one of the features of the House.

Restaurant at the aparthotel Pestana Miramar Garden Resort. Refined space with five distinct areas: dinning room, library, kitchen, yard and living room. It offers Mediterranean dishes a La carte.

A restaurant with an area of 700 m2 and a large parking lot. With a relaxed atmosphere, it has a soft decor in clear shades. It has a wide "à la carte" service and views of the Atlantic Ocean.

O Lago está integrado no Meliá Ria Hotel & Spa, com um ambiente tranquilo com uma vista sobre a Ria de Aveiro e um acolhimento personalizado. O restaurante dispõe de um serviço à la Carte com uma ementa requintada que inclui pratos da cozinha portuguesa e pratos internacionais que satisfazem os mais diversos gostos.

Manueline temple with medieval defensive tower. The head, in Gothic style, has a crucible and twin windows. The temple and defensive tower form part of the conventual structure that belonged to the regular canons of San Agustín, from the XII to the XVI years, and from there to the Jesuits.

Situado no antigo Snack-Bar e Restaurante La Palmeira, o Cantinho Das Chamuças é conhecido pela chamuça do Zé, um dos ex-líbris da casa.

A panramic restaurant with amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. It serves Portuguese and international dishes as a buffet, with more than 36 varieties, desserts included. When requested, there is also "à la carte" service.

The former Convento das Mónicas was founded in 1586 by the Abranches family, being then donated to the nuns. It kept is original drawing until the earthquake of 1755 when part of the church collapsed. After the extinction of the religious orders in 1836, the State transformed the building into a reformatory and later into a women’s prison.