Less than 50 metres from the sea, lies this beautiful rustic House with friendly service and informal atmosphere. Here you can sample good typical Portuguese dishes. On the first floor there is a small room with a capacity for 12 people, where you can make your private dinner.

Regional cuisine restaurant inside the Arrabida Shopping Mall. Specialties: queijo da serra, pata negra, cod fritters, duck rice in the oven, black pudding and rice chanfana, cozido à portuguesa, among many others. Take away service. Economic dishes from Monday to Friday.

This restaurant is dedicated especially to South African cuisine, with an emphasis on the boerewors (sausage grilled with fresh spices from South Africa), spareribs (marinated grilled piglet of entrecostinho) and the bobotie (minced meat with sweet Curry). It also serves grilled meats, like good steaks with various sauces and fresh fish.

Is situated in Praia da Bela Vista and benefits from pleasant view. Has bar and performs some themed parties, during the period of summer weekends. Offers 60 seats inside and 240 on the Esplanade. The opening hours are 10:0 to 02:00, but the kitchen closes at 12:0 am.

Does Tastes moved from Olhão to Castro Marim in 2006, settling in an old factory of anchovies. Now is in the historic centre of Faro, in a space with 56 seats, smokers and non-smokers, easy parking, breakfast nook and kitchen with capacity for appropriate response and an underground wine cellar in ancient deposits of wine.

Traditional restaurant, with a menu to favour the Alentejo. In addition to the Dogfish soup, ribs with migas and other specialities from Alentejo, serves the Bacchus fondue. In this dish, the meat is cut very thin and making fat is replaced with a wine sauce to which join dried mushrooms, onions, spices and other ingredients "secret".

The former convent of the Crusader friars, probably dating from 1162, has undergone several renovations over the centuries, the last one in the latter quarter of the 20th century. Its 16th-century cloister, with two floors, has undergone several alterations, notably the Manueline elements on the east-facing side.

This tower, dating from the 15th century, has a quadrangular construction, battlements, and small cannon gargoyles along its four floors. The building is part of a medieval design complex that includes the castle and a pillory. It is also known as the Cabicanca Tower, due to its connection with the legend of a cursed stork that terrorized the inhabitants.

It is located between the traditional white buildings of Santarém. The Riverside Park overlooking the river Tagus is just 3 km away. The rooms have simple décor and are equipped with air conditioning, a balcony, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a work desk. The private bathrooms feature a hairdryer. The restaurant serves a daily buffet breakfast freshly brewed in elegant dining room with floor-to-ceiling Windows. Guests can enjoy a drink in one of the tables on the terrace. During the day guests can walk to the historic centre of Santarem with several Gothic churches, including the Church of …

House dating from the late 19th century, having been one of the first hostels in Peniche. Usually receive temporary travelers, mostly youths, given to affordability, with the advantage of being only 10 minutes walk from the beach. Room so guests can prepare their own meals and comfortable facilities and friendly to anyone looking for a good night's sleep. The space includes a kitchen for guests to take care of your meals and also able to wash their clothes. Offers free Internet 12:0 am and rent surfboards and bicycles so you can enjoy the outdoor space. In addition to the proximity …