Sintra, the Estoril Coast, and the Setúbal Peninsula Restaurants
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1. Casa da Baía
$ | |In an eye-catching blue-and-white building that also houses the tourist information center and a small museum, the Casa da Baía serves cakes and pastries from around the region. You place your order at a small deli (well stocked with Moscatel and Peninsula de Setúbal wines) and then take a seat in the dining room or head out to a vast terrace complete with comfy deck chairs.
Av. Luísa Todi 468, Setúbal, Setúbal, 2900-456, Portugal265 545 010Known For
- Toasted sandwiches and other savory snacks
- Delicious local products
- Live music on weekends
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2. Casa Santiago -- O Rei Do Choco Frito
$ | |Casa Santiago founder Virgilio Santiago declared himself Rei do Choco Frito ("King of Fried Cuttlefish") when he opened his restaurant doors in 1974. It’s a bold claim in a city which prides itself on the dish, but Setúbal locals back it up. Queues snake out the door at lunchtime: reservations aren't accepted, so get here early if you don’t want to stand in line in the hot sun.
Av. Luisa Todi 92, Setúbal, Setúbal, 2900-450, Portugal265 221 688Known For
- Central location on Avenida Luisa Todi
- Full or half portions of perfectly-fried cuttlefish
- Perfectly executed simple dishes like omelets and steak
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3. O Canteiro Vegetariano
$ | |Long gone are the days when vegetarians and vegans would struggle to find enticing dining options in seafood-focused Setúbal. Gentrification has brought with it a raft of vegetarian restaurants, and the centrally-located O Canteiro has been a firm favorite with health-conscious diners since it opened in 2016. Take your pick from a huge range of meat-free breakfast and brunch options, or go all-out at the excellent value lunch buffet, which includes tempting desserts and fresh fruit juice. The menu is updated daily, but expect colorful salads, quiches, and crunchy falafel, as well as plant-based versions of lunch staples like hotdogs and burgers.
Av. Luisa Todi 73, Setúbal, 2900-461, Portugal966 091 603Known For
- Famous Sunday brunch buffet
- Many vegan options
- Fresh, wholesome ingredients
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Rate Includes: Closed Sat. No dinner Tues, Fri, Sun. -
4. Rebarca
$ | |At the east end of Avenida Luisa Todi, Rebarca is the best of the line of casual restaurants serving inexpensive but delicious fresh seafood—including an excellent version of the ubiquitous choco frito (fried cuttlefish). Wash everything down with a carafe of the house white wine, which always has a refreshingly light effervescence.
Av. Luisa Todi 70, Setúbal, Setúbal, 2900-450, Portugal265 221 309Known For
- The freshest catch of the day is proudly on display
- Grilled fish like sea bream straight from the market
- Good variety of regional wines
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