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Towns and Villages on the Algarve ( A - L ) |
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As anyone who has visited the
Algarve knows it has plenty to offer everybody. There are the Beaches ( of
course ), Moorish castles,
Roman ruins, Gothic cathedrals, dramatic cliff top views, mountain treks,
museums, monasteries and certainly great places to eat, drink and shop.
Car hire is the obvious form of transport when getting out and about,
but there are alternatives. A boat trip, or even a fishing trip, a jeep
safari for places off the beaten track. Coach trips are available for day
and evening tours. Trains and Local Buses are also a great way to explore.
Listed below are just a few of the towns and villages of the Algarve in summarised
form. Where possible I have added a sub-section listing any restaurants,
bars and maybe shops and useful telephone telephone numbers in the various neighbourhoods. Those I have visited are more detailed
where possible. Also the larger towns will have more details as will towns or
villages with notable features.
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 A
small, but expanding, village that has three restaurants and several bars.
There is also a small market for farmers' produce, a butcher and three small
supermarkets as of 2006. |
| Restaurants in or near to Almâdena |
| O Celeiro |
 Situated
close to Lagos, in the village of Almâdena on the (N125) Sagres road. Well known. Traditional Portuguese food.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 144 |
| Retiro do Marujo |
A typical Portuguese bar. Piri Piri a speciality. Fresh
whole hake with potatoes, onions, tomatoes and garlic. Local grown salads.
Lunchtime snacks. Large screen TV, pool and darts. |
Link: 1
Alcoutim |
| Quite
some distance away from the crowds and the bustle of the tourist centres
along the coastline of Algarve, the town lies near the Alentejo (at about 15
kilometres, 10 miles) and has a natural border with Spain formed by the
river Guadiana, 40 km north of where the river enters the sea at Vila Real
de Santo António. A winding road that runs alongside the river offers great
views of the countryside, with its orchards and orange groves, and the rural
way of life in Alcoutim remains very much unchanged. At both Alcoutim and
the adjacent Spanish village of San Lucar de Guadiana there
are castle ruins from the days of heavy duty border control. All that
separates the two communities now is the river. |
| Restaurants in or near to Alcoutim |
| Alcatiá |
Where: B° Rossio.
Tel: (+351) 281 546 606 |
| Monte Branco |
Where: Martinlongo.
Tel: (+351) 281 498 295 |
| O Soeiro |
Where: 4 Município.
Tel: (+351) 281 546 241 |
Links: 1 2 3
ALJEZUR |
| Situated
in the north west of the Algarve, tourists can explore the amazing beaches
of the Algarve's west coast. Facing the Atlantic, they are often wild and
deserted in contrast to the warmer ones of the south. Aljezur is small and
tranquil, if a bit 'tatty' looking. It is overlooked by a Moorish castle
from the 10th century, which gives the best overall view of the valley and
the two sides of the town. A host of free museums offer an insight into the
town’s history. Aljezur is divided into two parts and lies in a fertile
valley with a patchwork of fields where various crops are cultivated. It
'closes down' for the season pretty promptly in September and you'll be hard
pressed to find much of a choice for eating / drinking. Taking the coast road via
Vila do Bispo rather than the N111 main road from Lagos, to Aljezur it will
give you the more picturesque route. Just south of Aljezur a turnoff leads
to the beaches at Arrifana and Monte Clérigo. Just north, there is a turnoff
signposted praia to Amoreira beach. |
| Restaurants in or near to ALJEZUR |
| Restaurante O Sítio do Rio |
Charcoal grills, Traditional Algarvian dishes; Vegetarian
food.
Where: Praia Bordeira - Carrapateira.
Tel: (+351) 282 973 119. |
| Ruth |
Regional Cooking; Bean Stew with Dog-Whelk; Rice with
Seafood; "Papas Mouras com Piques" (Speciality made with Corn Flour and
Blood); Grilled Jackfish with Sweet Potato; Pastries and Sweets made of
Sweet Potato
Where: Rua 25 de Abril. 8670-088.
Tel: (+351) 282 998 534. |
| A Bica |
Restaurante / Pizzeria. Pizzas; Noodles; Turkey Steak with
Mushrooms.
Where: Cruz- Igreja Nova, 8670-999.
Tel: (+351) 282 998 693 |
| A Lareira |
Fish Stew; Grilled; Several Specialities of the House
Where: Sítio do Palheirinho, 4. 8670-999
Tel: (+351) 282 998 440. |
| Primavera |
Pepper Steak; Barbecue Ribs; Noodles with Monkfish; Fresh
Fish; Pastries made of Sweet Potato, and Typical Sweets of the Algarve.
Where: Rua 25 de Abril, 67. 8670-088.
Tel: (+351) 282 998 294 |
| Paparoca |
Codfish in Cream Sauce; Noodles in the Oven; Fish Stew;
Bean Stew with Shellfish; Roasted Loin with Cream Sauce; "Ensopado" of Lamb
(Speciality made with Bread)
Where: Largo 1º de Maio, 2 . Igreja Nova
,8670.
Tel: (+351) 282 991 164. |
| Tasca Matias |
Chicken with Honey; Rabbit a lá Hunter; Octopus in Green
Sauce
Where: Rua Francisco Gomes of Avelar, 5.
greja Nova . 8670.
Tel: (+351) 282 991 020 |
| CAFÉ DO MERCADO |
"Bifana" (Pork Meat with Bread) a lá House.
Where: Largo do Mercado . 8670-054.
Tel: (+351) 282 991 223. |
| PINTAINHO |
Where: Rua 25 de Abril .
8670-088.
Tel: (+351) 282 998 691 |
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| The
chapel and the area that surrounds it, which includes an art gallery housed
in carefully restored old buildings, retain much of the character and charm
of the Algarve of centuries past. Chapel of São Lourenço dos Matos (St.
Lawrence of the Woods) - The occurrence of a miracle in 1722 when the
locals were searching for water prompted the construction of the chapel. The
architecture is baroque, with an elegant cupola and tiled panels set over
the main entrance and to the rear of the main chapel. The tiles on the
walls, ceiling vaults and cupola were made in Lisbon in 1730 and recount the
life of Sao Lourenço (St. Lawrence). Together they form one of the most
outstanding decorative ensembles in Portugal and earn the chapel a unique
place in art history. Particularly worthy of note is the harmonious way the
tiles fit in with the carved and gilded vestal on the main altar and the
decorative detail on the triumphal arch and at the base of the cupola. There
is a good collection of 17th and 18th century statues in the church, the
sacristy - which also houses a fine chest with carved decoration - and the
annex. Nearby, in Sao João da Venda, the old church retains a number of
Manueline features (16th century) in its denticulate exterior and the
vaulting over the main altar, as well as a vestal with paintings from the
end of the same century. |
| Restaurants in or near to Almancil |
| FUZIOS |
Italian. Choice of pastas, seafood, steaks and home made
desserts. Seasonal specials. Vegetarian selection. Starters such as Jose’s
large prawns piri-piri. Desserts such as chocolate brownies with vanilla
ice cream & fudge sauce. Fine wines, friendly service & superb food, bring
this special unique restaurant together. Two outside terraces for al fresco
dining. Children catered for. This restaurant comes highly recommended.
Open: Dinner from 6.30 pm. Closed
Wednesdays.
Where: Situated south west of Almancil 200
meters past the Avia petrol station on the right just before the turning for
Vale do Lobo.
Tel: (+351) 289 399 019 or 964 413 176. |
| BRASSERIE de BRUXELLES |
Manuel & Belgian chef Alain serve exceptional meals at
very reasonable prices. Very comfortable, unpretentious restaurant.
Outstanding meals, many prepared with delicious sauces: scallops marinated
Normandy style (starter), monkfish with small leeks, Dover sole rolls with
salmon tarragon sauce, lamb tenderloin with raspberry & mint, beef
tenderloin with 3 pepper sauce etc. Special mussels with white wine sauce.
Sat. & Sun. Brunch €9.90: 4 salads, 3 main courses, 4 desserts - Eat as much
as you like. Families welcome. Recommend to book for dinner & brunch.
Open: Closed Wednesday.
Where: 1.5 km from main Almancil traffic
lights, Immediately past the railway line on left.
Tel: Mané (+351) 289 393 301. |
| Val Verde |
TAPAS BAR - Changing daily specials include: cottage pie, lamb kebabs, Thai
green curry, grilled fillet steak and wonderful salad bar. Excellent Tapas:
ribs, deep fried mushrooms, spicy meatballs, piri piri chicken wings,
samosa, deep fried prawns. Reasonable prices. Overlooking gardens. Very good
choice of Italian, French & Portuguese Wines. Takeaway available.
Reservations recommended.
Open: Mon.- Sat. 12-21, Sun 13-20.
Where: Turn in at sign Irish Tapas Bar &
Green Valley Bistro.
Tel: (+351) 289 394 168 |
| TROPICAL RESTAURANTE |
Beach restaurant. Antonio buys everything fresh daily from Quarteira fish
market. Specialities: huge pots of steaming seafood, cataplanas, fish stews, monkfish & seafood rice, fresh fish, sardines, clams, ribs, veal, tournedos etc. Open all day, lunch, dinner, snacks & drinks. Reasonable prices for the quality.
Where: Turn off main road at large Ria Park Hotel sign, go 11/2k, at ‘V’ bear left,
under arch ‘Vale de Garrão’, continue straight 2k then follow signs to Praia
de Ancão. Go to the last parking lot, it is the last restaurant on Praia
Ançao. Look for TROPICAL written on side of restaurant & the 2 ‘OLA’ flags.
Open: 10am to late all winter.
Bookings Tel: Antonio / Maria: (+351) 289
398 289 or (+351) 964 066 689. |
| O LIMOEIRO |
THE LEMON TREE . As recommended on BBC Radio Scotland.
Robert & Ann from Scotland offer excellent meals at prices low enough to
attract local Portuguese & residents. Delicious food, daily changing menu.
Hearty portions, keep everyone delighted: lamb shanks with port wine jus,
seared salmon with herbs, absolutely delicious sautéed liver & onions.
Imaginatively prepared fresh vegetables. Lunch specials from €7. Excellent
value. Tranquil terrace at back with fountain. Delightful in evenings.
Families welcome. AC. Evening bookings advised
Closed: Sundays.:
Tel: (+351) 289 395 399 or (+351) 966 439 564.
Almancil |
| FLOR DO ALGARVE |
Restaurante Bar. Don’t miss this! Good value for generous
portions. Lovely décor, linen tablecloths, comfortable seating. Lunch:
€7.50: starter, main course, coffee & drink with several choices. Set
evening 3 course menus from €12.50. Selections include lamb shanks, BBQ
ribs, sea bass in port sauce, chicken mascarpone, fillet steak, mussels,
etc. The Sunday Roast until 15.30 all inc. €12.50. Children's menu. Large
terrace. Á lá carte menu. Live entertainment on Saturdays.
Tel: (+351) 289 394 630. Almancil |
| FANTASIA |
PIZZA PASTA. Full Italian menu, over a dozen pizzas &
pastas + daily dish & vegetarian dish. Specialities: lamb chops, steaks,
duck, grilled prawns etc. Excellent desserts. They have won several prizes
for their cuisine. comfortable inside & sunny terrace. Friendly staff.
Reasonable prices. In Buganvilia Plaza. Takeaway.
Open: 12am-11pm.
Tel: (+351) 289 394 080. Almancil. |
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| Shops in or near to Almancil |
| NEWSAGENTS |
PAPELARIA TABACARIA. Ana Paula has a small shop with
everything! All local & English, Dutch & German newspapers & Magazines etc.
Stamps. CIGARETTES by the carton. Large orders accepted.
Where: Bougainvillea Plaza.
Tel: (+351) 289 396 870. |
| Non Dispensing Chemist |
SITIO DA SAÚDE. A non dispensing chemist. Aspirins,
toothpaste, razors, soap, sun block, reading glasses, vitamins, herbal
products, skin cosmetics, baby food etc. Dra. Catarina Maia Passos.
Where: Quinta shopping, Loja 8.
Open:10am-7pm.
Tel: (+351) 289 392 109. |
| DENTAL CLINIC |
Resident highly qualified. English staff for all your
dental hygiene & specialist treatments. Emergencies, crown & bridge, root
canal treatment & cleaning. Modern ultrasonic instruments.
Open: Monday - Friday 09.00 to 17.00.
Where: At back of Bougainvillea Plaza.
Tel: / Fax: (+351) 289 396 581
Tel Mob: (+351) 912 143 547. |
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| Allegedly
one of the prettiest and most typical villages in the Algarve, with brightly
adorned white washed houses where two are never alike. The nearby village of
Fonte Grande is an ideal place to picnic with its springs and
waterfalls. Two restaurants, a grocery store and four or five shops line the
main street which leads up to the church in the center of town. Early
18th-century blue-and-white tiles and a lovely gilt altar. Further up the
hill are two natural fountains feature in a park and recreation area. Local
folk dances at an outdoor restaurant draw take place in the summer. The old
ceramic chimneys and carved wooden doors are particularly attractive. The
area around the church is a delightful snapshot of the real Algarve. Main
church - Built in the 13th century by the wife of the second lord of
Alte to give thanks for his safe return from the eighth crusade to the Holy
Land, the church has been modified on a number of occasions since, above all
in the 16th and 18th centuries. The interior consists of three naves, with
short, squat columns dressed with brick to bear the weight of the structure.
The main chapel has a Manueline triumphal arch that is partially hidden by
wooden mouldings. The vaulted ceiling is painted with decorated keystones.
The walls and vaults are decorated with 18th century tiles. The chapel of
São Sebastião (St. Sebastian) contains some notable polychrome tiles made in
Seville which date from the end of the 16th century. The carved vestibules
in the chapels of Nossa Senhora do Rosdrio (Our Lady of the Rosary) and São
Francisco (St. Francis) are good examples of 18th century art; the latter is
also decorated with the coat of arms of the Counts of Alte. Among the
statues in the church and the sacristy; three in particular merit a mention:
a 17th century Santa Teresa (St. Theresa), a Nossa Senhora do Rosario (Our
Lady of the Rosary) and a Santa Margarida Lady BIargareti full of movement
and life, from the 18th century. The two fonts are in the Manueline style
(16th century). Chapel of Sao Luis (St. Louis) - Built at the
beginning of the 15th century, it was subsequently altered until it attained
its current appearance, that of a country, church in the taste of the 18th
century. The interior is plain: its most curious feature is a series of four
paintings in a popular idiom depicting the life of St. Louis (18th century).
Fonte Pequena and Fonte Grande - For centuries these two sources were a
meeting place for the women of the village who would fill their water
pitchers and do their washing. Tables and stone benches have now been
installed, in the shade of the trees; making this an ideal spot for having a
picnic or just lazing around. Ribeira de Alte and its mills - The
waters of the Fonte Pequena and Fonte Grande, which are the source of the
Alte river, once turned the wheels of the village's nine mills. Most have
since fallen into ruins, the Moinho da Aboboda mill, which is known to date
back to 13th century, is still in evidence. |
| Restaurants in or near to Alte |
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| Once
an ancient coastal village now a very popular holiday location. The enclosed
narrow cobbled streets have kept development in the village to a minimum.
Many of these streets now have bars with live music and different types of
restaurants but leading off from these there are still parts of the older
fishing village. There are a number of holiday resorts In the area and as a
result the tourists will flood the town in the mid / peak seasons. The
village is located on a hill facing a natural lagoon opening onto the sea.
There is a modern fish market on the seafront and a good wide promenade
lined with fish restaurants ( open grilled sardines! ). There is a
long open sandy beach with a choice of 'beach bars' which were once strategically spaced along its
length, but are now replaced with a group of three larger bar restaurants at
the town end of the beach. Also there are a number of small coves tucked under the cliffs. The
16th Century Parish Church has, in its main doorway, a prime example of the
great craftsmanship of the
"Manueline" era of architecture. It is the only building that has
survived the earthquake of November 1755. |
 Fair
Worth a visit
Must Try
● Big Screen (sport)
● Karaoke
● Other Entertainment  Favourite |
| Alans Bar |
Small & Long. Good snacks. Telly only. |
 Barola
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Strange shaped bar, but 'back' room has excellent
● live music most every night.
Where: 17-r/c Dr Fred° R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 339. Alvor.
2005, 2006 & 2007 |
 Boozer
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Jimmy, Miquel & Nelson's newly acquired (02/2006) bar on the hill leading
toward the seafront. Live Music most nights. Karaoke from midnight onward.
Small but perfectly formed! Closes eventually ( I made 07.30 ) Great
atmosphere, good company. San Miquel rather than Superbok served here.
04/2006 .
Update: Jimmy has left but Miquel and Nelson still carrying on.
08/2006
Where: 34-r/c Dr Fred° R Mendes. Alvor. |
| Irish Inn |
A nice atmosphere, busy but quite roomy. Big stage.
2004, 2006, 2007 |
 Marias |
Very small bar, good for 'toasties' etc. Really a day bar
with a few seats out front. Nice staff. Music Channel on the telly.
Update:
Now Closed down. 04/2007 |
| Michaels Bar
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Smallish but usually very busy. Shows ●
big screen football but evenings is definitely ● karaoke.
We inevitably end up here at the end of the day (as its near to our villa).
Our 'local' when we visit. Excellent staff and boss. Sagres beer.
2003 - 2007 Still going strong. |
| Alvor Tavern |
Formerly McNamaras. A new
06/2005 bar. Small, some live music. A bit out of the way. Early days yet.
10/2005 Renamed Alvor Tavern (dropped the Irish theme) otherwise nothing has changed. |
| The Venue |
When it was the Shamrock it was a large scruffy unexciting bar
(unless there is a karaoke night or the occasional band) but
● big screen football if you're desperate / mob handed. Attached is a
pretty good Indian restaurant / take away. 04/2005
Closed. Being re-furbished. 10/2005 Now
re-opened as the Venue and looking very nice, ● advertising
live music most nights. 04/2006 Very nice, a
great improvement. Good Elvis impersonator. San Miquel. |
| Aliança |
Where: 4 PçRepúb.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 860 |
| Bolan Bar |
Where: 2 Poeta João Deus.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 007 |
| Brian's |
34-r/c Paço.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 463 |
| Calypso Bar |
Where: Lt 15 Qt Amoreira.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 094 |
| Colibri Snack-Bar |
Where: 14-A Estr Alvor-4
Estradas.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 110 |
| Happy Nights |
Where: 8 Dr Fred° R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 114 |
| A fairly basic, roomy bar, with Karaoke. Can
get exceptionally lively in the early hours. |
| Irish Inn |
See Above. A typically Irish bar, busy with
music. |
| Michaels |
See Above. Karaoke Bar. Alvor. |
| O Pátio |
Where: 7 r/cPaz.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 141 |
| Pirâmide |
Where: 2 S.João.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 276 |
| Sei Lá Bar |
Where: Lt3-lj4 Qt Praia-Alvor.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 041 |
| Venue |
See Above. Karaoke,. Live Shows / Music. |
| Wild Rover |
Where: 2 Paz.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 011 |
| Restaurants in or near to Alvor |
| A Cubata |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 129 |
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  Al
Dente (Italian) -  |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 555 |
€ 20.00 |
| A sort of local pizza hut but much classier.
Goes to pieces a bit when busy but whose rushing? Otherwise really well
cooked pizzas. 04/2004 Still very enjoyable and
busy early evening 04/2006 |
| Ababuja |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 979 |
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| Adega d'Alvor |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 407 |
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| Alvila |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 775 |
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| Berbere (Marrocan) |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 885 |
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| Buzio |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 561 |
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Capacho
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Where: Ed
Vale-Mar-lj B Poeta Ant° Aleixo.
Tel: (+351)
282 458 126 |
€ 25.00 |
| Definitely one to
visit. food, ambience, staff are all consistently excellent. A genuine
Portuguese restaurant. Quite busy at weekends, but still manages to cater
for 16 of us! Have used this at least twice a visit for the last five years. |
| Casa do Mar (Seafood) |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 191 |
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| Casa do Rio |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 443 |
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| Cottons - |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 641 |
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| Located on the Alto
Club villa complex (where we stay) opposite the Reception. Smart and a bit
pricey. Flambé style a speciality. |
| Dom Pipas |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 625 |
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| Fisherman's Rest |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 170 |
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| Goodville |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 575 |
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| Excellent steaks on
wood, otherwise a pretty standard menu. Still consistent though after three
years of visits. 04/2006 Still going well and
the food and service as good as ever. 04/2007 |
| Grande Muralha |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 154 |
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| Hellmans |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 208 |
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| Kottomissie |
Tel: (+351) 282 401 334 |
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| La
Latina |
|
< € 10.00* |
| Mainly use this as a
*breakfast bar, it opens early. Outside seating. Comfy, quiet and a good
'fry up'. Superbock. |
| Lusitania - |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 627 |
€ 25.00 |
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One of my favourites, just been refurbished . Good all rounder, food and
service. They can handle large groups. Nice patio out front and new
additional seating space upstairs 04/2004 .
Still good food/service 04/2006 .A bit of a
casual attitude this year, shame. 04/2007 . |
| Marco's |
|
< € 10.00* |
| A breakfast bar, it
opens early. Inside & Outside seating. A good 'fry up'. English run (Mark &
Jackie). A great sun-trap if you can handle it after the night before!
Excellent service. Bottom of the town on the way to the main beach. My 3rd
year of using this excellent breakfast bar. 04/2007 |
| Miss Pasta (Italian) |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 399 |
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| Nova China (Chinese) |
Tel: (+351) 282 457 888 |
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| If you must. Food
varied each visit. Bit 'gooey' (MSG overload). |
| O Arco Velha |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 468 |
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| O Trovador |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 259 |
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| Restinga |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 162 |
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| Tasca Morgandinho |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 144 |
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| Vagabondo - |
Where: 20 Dr Fred° R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 726 |
€ 25.00 |
| Can vary, though
generally good food. The place feels 'cold', needs to be busy. |
| Alcalar |
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| Amadeus |
Tel: (+351) 282 471 823 |
€ 20.00 |
| Fonte de Pedra |
Tel: (+351) 282 471 034 |
€ 30.00 |
| Solar do Farelo |
Tel: (+351) 282 471 405 |
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| Mexilhoeira Grande |
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| A Oficina |
Tel: (+351) 282 968 433 |
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| Adega Vila Lisa |
Tel: (+351) 282 968 478 |
€ 30.00 |
| Restaurante 125 |
Tel: (+351) 282 969 053 |
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| Montes de Alvor |
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| Santo Antonio |
Tel: (+351) 282 495 639 |
€ 16.00 |
| Quinta Marachique |
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| O Xico (Seafood) |
Tel: (+351) 282 458 185 |
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| Por do Sol |
Tel: (+351) 282 459 505 |
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| Senhora do Verde |
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| O Tasco |
Tel: (+351) 282 471 769 |
€ 15.00 |
| A Cubata |
Where: 45 Dr Fred°
R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 129 |
| A Fóia |
Where: Lt2-r/c-Rossio
S. Pedro.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 192 |
| A Lota Marisqueira |
Where: 79 Ribeira.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 444 |
| A Ribeira |
Where: 15 Ribeira.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 012 |
| Ababuja |
Where: 11 Ribeira.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 979 |
| Adega D'Alvor |
Where: 50 Mg
Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 407 |
| Al Dente Pizzaria |
Excellent Pizza Restaurant.
Where: Lt4-lj 1 Qt Praia. Bottom end of
town, down the hill.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 555 |
| Aquário |
Where: 1 Dr Ant° J
Almª.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 288 |
| Atlântida |
Where: Praia 3
Irmãos.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 647 |
| Barrica-Hotelaria e Turismo Lda |
Where: Lt-ij
A-Rossio Grande.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 099 |
| Blue Reef |
Where: LtC-r/c
D.João II.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 659 |
| Buganvilla Hospedaria |
Where: Lt 6 Pte
Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 412 |
| Capacho |
See Above |
| Casa Maré |
Where: 10
LgRibeira.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 837 |
| Casa Da Familia |
Self-service / Take-away.
Where: 46 -r/cEstr.
Tel: (+351) 282 483 900 |
| Casa do Rio |
Where: 25-A S.
João.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 443 |
| Chefe João |
Where: 37 Mq
Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 077 |
| China Garden |
Where: 43 Dr Af
Costa.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 284 |
| Cinco Quinas |
Where: Praia Alvor.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 384 |
| Colibri Snack-Bar |
Where: 14-A Estr
Alvor-4 Estradas.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 110 |
| Dong Zhou Lda Chinês |
Where: Viv
Marlindo-r/c D. Joao II.
Tel: (+351) 282 457
154 |
| Com Pipas |
Where: 55-r/c Mq
Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 625 |
| Eurobisul-Comerção e Restauracao Lda |
Where: 2-A Dr Fred°
R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 034 |
| Galeria |
Where: 2-C Poeta
Joao Deus.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 777 |
| Grande Muralha Chinês |
Where: Viv
Marlindo-r/c D. Joao II.
Tel: (+351) 282 457
154 |
| Hong Kong Chinês |
Where: 34-r/c Dr.
Af Cost.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 309 |
| Hong Zhou Chinês |
Where: 10 Dr Ant° J
Almª.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 888 |
| L'Angolo |
Where: 18-r/c Igrª.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 369 |
| Luis |
Where: Praia 3
Irmãos.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 688 |
| Lusitânia |
See Above. 65-r/c Dr. Fred° R
Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 627 |
| Marcos |
See Above. LtD-r/c-lj
C-Rossio Grande.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 548 |
| New Delhi |
Where: 66-A Mq
Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 913 |
| Nova China |
Where: 47 Mq
Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 888 |
| O Arco Da Velha |
Where: 6-A Pedro A
Cabral.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 468 |
| O Candeeiro |
Where: Praia 3
Irmaos.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 537 |
| O Castelo |
Where: 15 Trás
Cast.
Tel: (+351) 282 459 389 |
| O Chico |
Where: Lt32-r/c
Urbaniz Mar Serra-Má Partilha.
Tel: (+351)
282 458 185 |
| O Parque |
Where: Pq Campismo.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 785 |
| O Trovador |
Where: 48 Dr. Fred
R Mendes.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 259 |
| Paddys Bar |
|
| A smallish Irish bar but still manages to do
live music. Friendly though a bit claustrophobic. |
| Paladar Pizzaria |
Where: 5 Vasco
Gama.
Tel: (+351) 282 426 812 |
| Restinga |
Where: Lt 66B°
Figueiral Velho-Mexilhoeira Grande, Praia .
Tel:
(+351) 282 459 434 |
| Rio Mar |
Where: 27, 1 D.
Sancho I.
Tel: (+351) 282 458 717 |
| Salva Vidas |
Where: Vasco Gama.
Tel: (+351) 282 457 940 |
| Santo Antonio |
Where: Lt2 Urbaniz
St. Ant° Alvor-Montes.
Tel: (+351) 282 495
639 |
| Sanzala |
Where: 1-A Estr.
Tel: (+351) 282 422 518 |
| Vagabondo Grill |
See Above.
|
|
A
village with picturesque streets, an antique fountain and tank for washing
clothes. Nearby stand abandoned windmills and a typical lime kiln.
Main Church - A country church (18th century). Carved and gilded
altars. Interesting effigy of Nossa Senhora do Rosário (Our Lady of the
Rosary) (17th century). Religious artefacts (16th/18th centuries).
Hermitage of São António (St. Anthony) - 18th century edifice
Panoramic views from the church churchyard.
Hermitage of São Lourenço (St. Lawrence) - Built in the 16th and
17th centuries. The front of the altar is decorated with tiles from the 18th
century. |
| Restaurants in or near to Budens |
|
|
10
minutes drive west of Luz, fifteen minutes from Lagos. An old fishing
village, overlooking a small bay and sandy beach, with a good beach bar.
Relatively unspoilt by tourism as it is protected by a conservation order
to retain the areas character, (but see update below). It has some good
restaurants and bars. Built on a hillside, the old fishermen's houses line
cobbled streets leading to the bay, and the still active fishing fleet.
(2005) Despite the so called national park / conservation order some extensive villa /
apartment development is under way which probably means another village will
succumb to the ever growing tourist trade. Access from the N125 is by a
pretty narrow 'main' road, be careful. |
| Restaurants in or near to Burgau |
A Barraca
(The Hut) |
Looks basic but the food is good, particularly for fresh,
grilled fish. And it offers a lovely view high over Burgau beach and across
to the cliffs.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 748 |
| AncoraS |
Family run restaurant. Terrace with sea view. International menu with specialties such as Sole with Bananas, Steak Tartare and Pepper steak. A bit on the pricey side but
popular never the less. Reservation recommended.
Open:12:00-15:00 Friday to Sunday, 19:00-23:00 Tuesday to Sunday.
Closed:Tuesdays. Off season.
Where: Rua da Praia, Burgau.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 102 |
| Beach Bar |
A popular beach bar at Burgau. Well known for its good food (Fish Grills) and service.
Sunbeds and canoes for hire.
Closed: Restaurant Mondays.
Snack bar Open: 7 days 09.30-18.00.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 553 |
| Caravela |
International and Portuguese cuisine.
Where: Rua Vale de Burgau
Tel: (+351) 282 697 274 |
| D. Dinis. Restaurante Bar |
Family run by José & wife Rosa. Portuguese & International
menu. Steaks with sauces (all fillet), grilled lamb chops,
cataplana, many fresh fish etc. all with veg. Good house wine. Terrace
overlooking countryside.
Open: 6:30 to 22:30. Evenings only till May.
Closed: Thursday.
Where: 1 km from Burgau toward Sagres / Salema on the right hand side.
Book José: Tel: (+351) 282 697 461 or Mobile: (+351) 936 457 859. |
| O Malhao |
A Friendly Portuguese restaurant. Eat inside or out, also a summer terrace. Omelettes, Fish, Duck, Pork, Steak and some good cataplana (for two or more).
Where About half way between Praia da Luz and Burgau on the local road which runs nearest to the coast. It is on the right hand side of the road coming from Luz, before the right turn to Almadena and almost opposite Porto Dona Maria. |
| The Pig's Head |
Pub grub and Sunday roasts - Pool Tables. Seasonal live music. Karaoke. Big TV for sports.
Where: Montinhos de Burgau.
Tel: (+351) 282 788 009 |
| Smugglers Bar |
Details next visit. |
| Also... |
| Sardine Factory |
Souvenirs, T-Shirts, Gift ideas: Ceramics, Jewellery etc. Fishing tackle (with hire service) . UK cigarettes.
Where: On the one way street up from beach & Smugglers Bar.
Tel mobile: (+351) 917 761 089. |
|
| A
village on the main EN 125, with roads that lead south to Praia da Luz, and
north to Barão de São João. A typical Portuguese village. The part facing
the main road looks fairly modern and the roads are well made but go one row
of houses back and the roads revert to old cobble style and are murderously
narrow in parts. If you go into the village, rather than just by-passing it
on the main road, you will find a few restaurants and bars, a supermarket and newsagents. |
| Restaurants in or near to Espiche |
| Adega do Papagaio |
Choose from various menus and cook yourself on a hot stone
at your table. Good salads and wine. Offers a fixed price (13 Euros) 'eat
as much as you like' menu option plus
Fado shows Tuesdays and Saturdays during the summer season.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 423 |
| Bar Carib |
An 'Up market Pool Cafe', with panoramic views to Sagres, just 1 Km from
Luz. Running for 12+ years. Good food. Lunches, Dinners and Snacks all day.
Provides a Take Away service and can cater for Private Parties.
Open: 7 days a week from 10am.
Where: Montinhos da Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 788 908 |
| O Fontenario |
Friendly family run restaurant. Cool and spacious with a
patio for dining outside. Extensive Wine list. Attentive staff. Great food
at reasonable prices.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 953 |
| O Areoes |
Just outside the village of Espiche this restaurant offers
traditional Portuguese food and specialises in the Portuguese "Fado" singing
and dancing. |
| Ninfa Bar |
Can't miss it, the name (painted on the outside wall) can
be seen from the main road. English staff. Quiet off season. BBQ on Sundays,
occasional live music, sun terrace and a big garden. (Lots of steps at the
front entrance)
Tel mobile: (+351) 919 674 162 |
| Also... |
Camping Turiscampo Espiche  |
A useful camping site.
The beach (Luz) is about 2,5 km away.
The site has a restaurant, bar, snack bar and minimarket.
Where: On the right near the cross roads by
the second turning for Luz (coming from Lagos).
Estrada Nacional (EN)125 Espiche. 8600 Luz
Open: All year round.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 265
Fax: (+351) 282 788 578 |
| Camping Orbitur-Valverde |
The beach (Luz) is about 3 km away.
The site has a restaurant, bar, pool, playground, tennis and a
minimarket.
Mobile home service station, Tents, Caravans and Bungalows for rent.
Where: 1.5km from Luz.
Praia da Luz - Valverde, 8800-283 Lagos
Open: All year round.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 211 / 2
Fax: (+351) 282 789 213
Email: info@orbitur.pt |
| Link: 1 |
Faro
is the principal town of the Algarve. Also home to its international
airport. It is often overlooked as visitors just pass it on their way to
the resorts, but if you get a chance to stop for a while you will find
it a fascinating and quite a picturesque town. Though it is quite a
large sprawling town, it is probably best if you park up near the centre
or by the marina and walk. There is quite a mixture of 'old fashioned'
and modern shops as well as masses of cafe bars and restaurants.
The main point of interest is the peaceful old town, reached via the
Arco da Vila, an 18th century arch built on the site of a medieval
castle gate with stork nests at the top. At its heart is the Largo da
Sé, a cobbled square surrounded by elegant buildings, including the
Bishops' Palace. Two hundred of its valuable books, now in the
Bodleian Library in Oxford, were stolen during the period of Spanish
rule in 1596 when English troops burned the city.
In the center of the square is the Renaissance-style
cathedral, which was all but destroyed in the English attack. The base
of the bell tower, its medieval doorway, and two chapels survived, but
everything else was rebuilt in the following century. The interior is
decorated with 17th- and 18th-century tiles and behind it is a
16th-century convent converted into an Archaeological Museum that
includes remains from the nearby Roman ruins of Estoi. Particularly
interesting is the mosaic devoted to Neptune and the four winds.
Nearby is also the Church of São Francisco with a plain façade
but with rich gilt-covered woodwork and blue and white tiles in the
interior.
Back in the modern center of town is Faro's most bizarre sight, the
Chapel of Bones in the baroque Carmo Church. The walls are
entirely covered with bones and skulls from the church cemetery, while
the rest of the interior is Baroque, mostly decorated in precious
Brazilian gold leaf. The Church of São Pedro is also attractive,
with a fine altar whose central image is a gilded Last Supper in
relief.
Many of the neighbouring streets are now pedestrian only, and are filled with
many cafes and restaurants. A famous café is Café Aliança, a
charming old-style coffeehouse with images of a 'old' Faro.
By the harbour are two small museums, the Regional Ethnographic Museum,
providing a glimpse of traditional Algarve way of life, and the
Maritime Museum, with model ships illustrating the region's and the
country's naval history.
The closest beach is a massive stretch of white sand on the
Ilha de Faro, reached by frequent ferry or bus services, or if you are
driving take the turning off of the first roundabout at the airport (
the one with the statues of people watching the planes taking off ). |
| Services in or near to Faro |
| Hospital |
Tel: (+351) 289 803 411 |
| Police |
Tel: (+351) 289 801 828 |
| |
|
| Restaurants in or near to Faro |
| Dois Irmaos Restaurant |
Restaurant situated in an old small corner house.
International dishes.
Where: In the square opposite the Cathedral. Largo Terreiro do Bispo 20, Faro. |
| Pousada de Sao Bras |
Portuguese cuisine. Overlooking the sea and Caldeirao mountain. Good international wine cellar. Credit cards accepted.
Open Every day.
Where:At Poco dos Ferreiros, Sao Bras de Alportel, Faro.
Tel: (+351) 289 845 171.
Web: Saobrasalportel |
| Link: 1 |
| This
inland town, not to be confused with Lagos, about 12 miles to the west, is
the wine capital of the Algarve. It is not known when Lagoa was actually
founded, and it was only after 1773, when it was elevated to the status of a
town, that its history was first documented, but it is known that nearby
Estombar and Porches were important centres in the Islamic and medieval
periods and that Ferragudo had defensive ramparts. Nowadays Lagoa is at the
forefront of the modern Algarve. Standing on a small hill, it is surrounded
by vineyards and its white houses gleam in the distance. A very peaceful
town in contrast to the tourist centres on the coast. Nearby Carvoeiro, with
its charming sandy cove, is an old fishing village which became a popular
holiday resort, but of the ancient fortress and convent there is little
left. A walk through Lagoa's ancient streets will soon confirm this with the
heady aroma of ageing wine drifting from the underground cellars. The local
wine is served in all the bars and restaurants and a winery tour is
available. |
| Restaurants in or near to Lagoa |
|
Casa Velha do Pescador |
Between Carvoeiro and Armacao de Pera. 100 meters to
the beach. A 19th century fisherman's cottage carefully restored and
filled with antiquities. Benagil.
Tel: (+351) 282 358 840.
Tel Mobile: (+351) 917 844 823.
Fax: (+351) 917 844 823. |
| Chrissie's |
Belgium restaurant with creative cuisine.
Where: Centre of Lagoa.
Tel: (+351) 282 341 062. |
| Julio's |
Portuguese and international cuisine. Fresh fish and meat
from the BBQ.
Where: Carvoeiro.
Tel: (+351) 282 358 368. |
| Mitch's |
International cuisine. Wednesday night Indonesian menu. An
old Portuguese townhouse atmosphere.
Where: Carvoeiro.
Tel: (+351) 282 356 379. |
| O Lotus |
Traditional Portuguese and Algarvian cooking.
Tel: +351) 282 352 098. |
| Shops in or near to Lagoa |
| PHARMACY |
MACETA - Lagoa. New premises (2006). Very good chemist in
Lagoa with all pharmaceuticals as well as brand names, cosmetics, skin & sun
care products. Many perfumes. Helpful, multilingual staff. Pharmacist always
on duty.
Where: Apotheke 24 - Std. - Dienst.
Tel: (+351) 282 343 377 |
| SHOES |
SHOE WORLD MUNDO DO SAPATO - Lagoa
Clarks, Gabor, Adidas. Ladies’ & men’s styles available at factory
outlet prices. Up to 40% discount. Plus Nike Golf Shoes at discounted
prices. The Algarve’s largest selection of Men’s, ladies’, children’s, Sport
& casual footwear.
Open: Everyday 10am-7pm.
Where: On EN125, 200mt east of Lagoa ,
Mestre Maco building.
Tel: (+351) 282 343 065.
Web: www.shoeworldshop.com |
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 Just
ten minutes from Praia da Luz is one of the Algarve's largest towns. Lagos
is a major fishing port yet steeped in history and interest. Lagos was the
capital of the Algarve from 1578 until 1756. It is, I think, still the
Algarve's third or forth largest town. It was the home of the first slave
market which can still be seen standing on the riverbank. The statue of
Henry the Navigator overlooks the promenade displaying the towns close
association with the sea. Plenty of lively bars and good shops. The old town
defined by the city walls and two streets (Rua de São Gonçalo and Rua 5 de
Outubro) is particularly nice with plenty of street cafes and restaurants
and is a great place to roam around. Grab a 'freemap' (available in most
bars, shops etc.) to get the best out of this town. There are several very
large supermarkets mostly situated in and on the outskirts of the town. Coming from
Luz the Intermarche is probably the most accessible ( see the section below
). |
| Useful Lagos telephone numbers |
| Town Hall |
Tel: (+351) 282 762 055 |
| Support to Tourists |
800 296 296 |
| Fire Brigade |
Tel: (+351) 282 770 790 |
| Tourist Office (Aljesur) |
Tel: (+351) 282 998 229 |
| Police |
Tel: (+351) 282 762 930 |
| Tourist Office (Lagos) |
Tel: (+351) 282 763 031 |
| Hospital |
Tel: (+351) 282 770 100 |
| SOS / Emergency |
112 |
| Hospital Privado São Gonçalo |
Tel: (+351) 282 760 181 |
| Railways (CP) - www.cp.pt |
808 208 208 |
| Emergency Treatment |
Tel: (+351) 282 771 000 |
| |
|
| Ambulance |
Tel: (+351) 282 760 115 |
| |
|
| Amuras Bar |
Where: 3 Marina.
Tel: (+351) 282 792 095 |
| Aplauso Bar |
Where: 1/3 Lg Quarteís.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 986 |
| Arco Iris Bar |
Where: 9 Escola-Espiche.
Tel: +351) 282 789 948 |
| Artist O Bar |
Where: 56 Ant C Sant.
Tel: (+351) 282 769 147 |
| Arquinhos Snack Bar |
Where: 7 Lg Merc- Espiche Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 788 782 |
| Atlântico Restaurante Bar |
Where: Estr Meia Praia.
Tel: (+351) 282 792 086 |
| Baía Bar Restaurante |
Where: 67 Rua Pts Port.
Tel: (+351) 282762 343 |
| Boozy Soozey's |
Where: C Com Luztour-Lg 7-Praia
Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 788 009 |
| Bombordo Bar |
Where: 75 - 25 Abril.
- Praia da Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 563 |
| Caravela Snack-Bar |
Where: 14-r/c 25 Abril.
- Praia da Luz
Tel: (+351) 282 762 683 |
| Chaplins Bar |
Where: Lt4 Av Pescadores -
Praia Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 932 |
| Christophorus Bar |
Where: Vale Peles - Bensafrim.
Tel: (+351) 282 688 123 |
| Da Marina Wine Bar |
Where: 35 Av Descobrimentos.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 284 |
| Do Papagaio Wine Bar |
Where: 11 Lg Adega-Espiche.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 423 |
| Kopus Bar |
Where: Ed Luztur-B-rc - lj
AX-Praia Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 984 |
| Lionheart Bar |
Where: 12 Cast Governadores.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 246 |
| Lota Bar |
Where: Doca pesca.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 048 |
| Luís Bar |
Where: 50-r/c Ant° C Sant.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 731 |
| Luisol Bar |
Where: 21 S José.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 794 |
| Milenium Restaurante Bar |
Where: 76 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 897 |
| Mirante Bar |
Where: Praia D Ana-St. Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 713 |
| Moinho Bar |
Where: Urbaniz Hospital SJ
Deus.
Tel: (+351) 282 769 464 |
| O Cangalho Bar |
Where: Br° S. João.
Tel: (+351) 282 687 218 |
| O Caseiro Restaurante |
Where: Estr Arão - Arão.
Tel: (+351) 282 799 503 |
| O Castelo Lda |
Where: 47 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 957 |
| O Celeiro Bar Restaurante |
Where: Estr Nac 125-Almádena.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 144 |
| Pastas Lda |
Where: Ed Mar-A-Vista Praia
Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 766 |
| Plum-Bar Restaurante Lda |
Where: 17 Ant° B Viana.
Tel: (+351) 282 089 684 |
| Shaker Bar |
Where: 68-r/c 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 977 |
| Six Bar |
Where: 20 Lg Poço-Almádera.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 614 |
| Sol Nascente Bar |
Where: Ponta Pied-St Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 768 716 |
| Stevie Ray´s Bar Jazz Bar |
Where: 9,1o Stª Graça.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 673 |
| Taco Snack Bar |
Where: 58 Estr Nac
120-Bensafrim.
Tel: (+351) 282 687 888 |
| Vai A Remos Wine Bar |
Where: Vale Amoreira-St Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 782 385 |
| Velha Wine Bar |
Where: 7 Tv Tanoeiros.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 752 |
| Zawaia Bar |
Where: 99-25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 768 329 |
| Restaurants in or near to Lagos |
| A Floresta |
Where: 51 Ant° C Sant.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 719 |
| A Lagosteira |
Where: 20 - 1° Maio.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 486 |
| A Matilde |
Where: 142 Estr Nac
125-Odiáxere.
Tel: (+351) 282 799 316 |
| A Muralha |
Where: 29 Estr Porto Mós.
Tel: (+351) 282 083 387 |
| A Vaca |
Where: Rua Silva Lopes,.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 431 |
| Aida |
Where: Lt2 -lj 4 Av Cabo
Bojador.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 061 |
| Antonio |
Where: Praia de Porto de Mós.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 560 |
| Arquinhos Snack Bar |
Where: 7 Lg Merc- Espiche Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 788 782 |
| As Asinhas |
Where: Lt24-lj A Estr Ponta
Pied.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 257 |
| Asia Chinês |
Where: C Com Marina-lj-32/3.
Tel: (+351) 282 792 180 |
| Atlântico Bar |
Where: Estr Meia Praia.
Tel: (+351) 282 792 086 |
| Atlântis |
Where: Lt4-r/c-D Lg Salazar
Moscoso.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 081 |
| Baía Bar |
Where: 67 Rua Pts Port.
Tel: (+351) 282762 343 |
| Barragem |
Where: Barragem-Odiáxere.
Tel: (+351) 282 687 810 |
| Bom Apetite |
Where: Lt 12-B José Af.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 113 |
| Bon (N) Itália Pizzaria |
Where: Lt25-lj B Estr Ponta
Pied.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 683 |
| Branca Azul |
Where: Lt1 Urbaniz Branca
Azul-Montinhos Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 836 |
| Cachoa |
Where: Qt Cachoa-4 Estradas.
Tel: (+351) 282 782 822 |
| Cacto |
Where: Est. Nac, 125 -
Odiáxere.
Tel: (+351) 282 798 285 |
| Campimar |
Where: Praia P Mós-St. Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 957 |
| Cantinho Do Mar |
Where: 6 Soeiro Costa.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 722 |
| Caravela Snack-Bar |
Where: 14-r/c 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 683 |
| Caramba |
Where: 4 Cap Franc° S Rijo-Br°
S.Joao.
Tel: (+351) 282 688 098 |
| Cardápio |
Where: 79 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 330 |
| Casa Rosa Restaurant |
Where: Rua do Ferrador
Tel: |
| Cascata |
Where: 62 Marreiros Neto.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 368 |
| Cataplana |
Where: 25 Abril-Praia Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 331 |
| Chaminé |
Where: 23 Estr Nac
120-Portelas.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 369 |
| Dom Francisco |
Where: Atalaia.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 087 |
| Dom Giovanni |
Where: 83 - 25 Abtil.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 922 |
| Dom Henrique |
Where: 75 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 563 |
| Don Sebastião |
Regional food and International dishes. Wine cellar. Credit cards accepted.
Open: Open everyday.
Where: Rua 25 de Abril 20, 8600 Lagos.
Fax: (+351) 282 769 850
Tel: (+351) 282 762 795 |
| Dos Artistas |
Where: 66 Cand Reis.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 659 |
| Dynasty |
Where: 21, 1° - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 746 |
| Escondidinho |
Where: 2-! Beco Cemitério.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 386 |
| Filho d'Mãe |
Where: lt7-cv-lj C-Moinhos-St
Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 074 |
| Florestal |
Where: Mata Nac-Br° S. João.
Tel: (+351) 282 687 204 |
| Fontenário |
Where: Espiche-Luz.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 953 |
| Gaivota Branca |
Where: Maia Praia- S.Sebastião.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 466 |
| Gilberto |
Where: 85 Rua Pts Port.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 336 |
| Grilluz |
Where: Qt Lages-Valverde.
Tel: (+351) 282 789 474 |
| Jardim |
Where: Maia Praia-S. Sebastião |
| Jotta 13 |
Where: 58 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 319 |
| Kalunga |
Where: 26, 1° D Mq Pombal.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 727 |
| Kohinoor Indian |
Where: 18/20 Silva Lop.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 022 |
| Mandarim |
Where: Casa Madeda-r/c-Meia
Praia-S. Sebastão.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 424 |
| Maq'jeite |
Where: 49 Cons° Joaq Mach.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 936 |
| Mediterrâneo Restaurant |
Where: Rua Senhora de Graca, 2.
Tel: (+351) 282 768 476 |
| Mendes |
Where: 73 Estr Nac.
120-Portelas.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 530 |
| Milenium Bar |
Where: 76 - 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 897 |
| Mira Mar |
Where: 5 Barroca.
Tel: (+351) 282 762 672 |
| Momo 59 Tibet |
Where: Travesso Do Mar 3.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 802 |
| Mullens |
Where: 86 Când° Reis.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 281 |
| Navegador |
A choice of a sea view terrace, on street or inside dining. Popped in for lunch and ended up with a splended sea food grill.
Where: Rua da Barroca. 1-3 Lagos. Just up the steps from the Infante car park (on the seafront) leading into the old town.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 162
06/07 |
| No Patio |
International food. English roasts. Booking advisable.
Open: Tuesdays to Saturday 18:30-22:00, Sunday lunches 13:00-16:30.
Where: 46 Rua Lancarote de Freitas, Lagos.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 777 |
| O Alberto |
Where: 27 Lg Convento St Glór.
Tel: (+351) 282 769 387 |
| O Algarvio |
Where: 71-A-r/c D. Vasco Gama.
Tel: (+351) 282 760 558 |
| O Cacto |
International food. Meat dishes. Regional specialities. Credit card accepted.
Open: Dinner.
Closed: Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Where: Outside Lagos on the EN125 - Odiáxere.
Tel: (+351) 282 798 285 |
| O Camilo |
Where: Praia Camilo-St. Maria.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 845 |
| O Caseiro |
Where: Estr Arão - Arão.
Tel: (+351) 282 799 503 |
| O Celeiro Bar |
Where: Estr Nac 125-Almádena.
Tel: (+351) 282 697 144 |
| O Charco |
Where: 3- 25 Abril.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 702 |
| O Degrau Restaurant |
Where: 46Rua Soeiro da Costa,.
Tel: (+351) 282 764 716 |
| O Galeão |
Where: Rua Da Laranjeira, 1.
Tel: (+351) 282 763 909 |
| O Paraíso |
Where: Lt 12-s-cv-D Urbaniz
Villa P D Ana.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 762 |
| O Pescador |
Where: 6-10 Gil Eanes.
Tel: (+351) 282 767 028 |
| O Pinóquio |
Where: 5-A-r/c-D Gil Eanes.
Tel: (+351) 282 761 230 |
| O Poço |
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