Estremadura and the Ribatejo Restaurants
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1. Tia Alice
$$ | |Considered one of Portugal's best traditional restaurants, whose eponymous chef was recently decorated by the country's head of state, "Aunt Alice" is in an inconspicuous old house with French windows across from the parish church, just over 2 km (1.3 miles) from the shrine. A flight of wooden stairs inside leads down to an intimate dining area with stone walls. The arroz de pato (duck rice) is among the many meat dishes worth trying, as is the bacalhau gratinado (baked salt cod with béchamel sauce), which serves two.
Av. Irmã Lúcia de Jesús 152, Fátima, Santarém, 2495–557, Portugal249 531 737Known For
- Outstanding bacalhau and other traditional dishes
- Elegant flower-filled garden provides some outdoor seating
- Little crafts shop at the top of the stairs
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Feb. 1–10. No dinner Sun., Reservations essential -
2. O Crispim
$ | |One of Fátima's longest-established restaurants (open since 1968), this place just outside the inner ring road is above all known for the quality of its grilled meat and fish. The vine-shaded esplanade is another big draw, creating a real family ambience. Leisurely lunches—either outside or in the wood-and-stone dining room—are made possible by the fact that the kitchen keeps going throughout the afternoon. Top sellers include tender vitela Mirandesa steak and bacalhau à lagareiro (cod baked with onions, potatoes, and olives).
Rua São João Eudes 23, Fátima, Santarém, 2495–630, Portugal249 532 781Known For
- Complimentary glasses of Portuguese brandy
- Main dishes are big enough for two or three
- Wide range of traditional desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues., last wk June, first half July. No dinner Mon., Reservations essential -
3. Retiro dos Caçadores
$ | |A big brick fireplace, wood paneling, and stone walls set the mood in this cozy hunter's lodge, where the food is simple, but portions are hearty and the flavors are tantalizing. This is the best place in town for fresh game, especially codorniz and coelho (rabbit), which comes casserole-style with rice or potatoes.
Rua São João Deus 44, Fátima, Santarém, 2495–456, Portugal249 531 323Known For
- Dining room has a step-back-in-time feel
- Huge hearth warms the place in winter
- Friendly staff
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed., Carnival wk, and last 2 wks in July. No dinner Sun. -
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