Coimbra and Central Portugal Restaurants
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1. Café Santa Cruz
$ | |Until its conversion in 1923, Café Santa Cruz was an auxiliary chapel for the monastery. Now its high-vaulted Manueline ceiling and stained-glass windows make it an ideal spot to enjoy your morning cup of coffee or a leisurely lunch with a glass of wine. Despite all the grandeur, prices are extremely reasonable.
Praça 8 de Maio, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3000-300, Portugal239 833 617Known For
- Historical and cultural landmark in Coimbra
- Drinks ranging from coffee to caipirinhas
- Simple but tasty light meals like toasted sandwiches
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2. Coisas da Lena
$ | |Everything from set three-course lunches to delicious cakes and pastries are prepared with love and served with a smile at this welcoming restaurant in the heart of Coimbra's historic center. There are plenty of tables in the cozy interior, but the tables and chairs set out on the flagstones outside are the best bet in the summer months. Prices are extremely reasonable given the prime location.
Rua Sargento Mor, 8–12, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3000-420, Portugal912 002 238Known For
- Daily specials like cod in creamy sauce
- Vegetarian and vegan options
- Family-friendly atmosphere
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner. -
3. Doce Amor
$ | |This self-proclaimed "brownieria" is owned and run by a friendly Brazilian family that serves a range of squishy, oozing brownies finished with toppings of your own choice and accompanied by filtered coffee. Brazilian brigadeiros (traditional chocolate and condensed milk confections) are another specialty.
R. Visc. da Luz 75 R. Visc. da Luz 75, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3000-414, Portugal912 259 696Known For
- Dessert here is an event
- Coffee is top-notch
- Tasty ice cream
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. -
4. Loggia
$ | |With tables set on a vast veranda in the upper reaches of the city, Loggia has some of the best panoramic views in town. It's the on-site restaurant at the Machado do Castro art museum, and the setting is a work of art in itself. Leisurely brunches here are extremely popular, as are the excellent value lunch menus. Expect traditional Portuguese fare, elegantly presented.
Largo Dr. José Rodrigues, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3000-236, Portugal239 853 076Known For
- Sunset snacks and cocktails
- Sunday brunch feasts
- Beautiful terrace in a historic building
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No lunch Sun. and Tues. -
5. Volta & Meia
$ | |The brilliant red walls and hand-painted murals might catch your eye, but the savory pies will make you want to stay. That includes a delectable range of "hidden pies" whose ingredients are wrapped like a gift parcel in seasoned pastry crust. Try the pie with cod and cabbage, or with local sausage, cheese, and spinach.
Rua Dr. Francisco António Diniz 64, Figueira da Foz, Coimbra, 3080-157, Portugal233 418 381Known For
- Ideal for vegetarians and vegans
- Good pasta dishes and bruschettas
- Tasty seafood
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. No dinner Sat. and Sun. -
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6. A Plataforma
$ | |This waterfront eatery has seafood with a sea view: expect everything from shrimp and crab to mussels to the fish of the day. It's a touristy spot, but the old-fashioned service from the jovial staff gives the place an authentic flavor.
Av. Infante Dom Pedro, Buarcos, Coimbra, 3080-167, Portugal233 098 302Known For
- Good lunch spot
- Great beach views
- Delicious shrimp dishes
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7. Dux Petiscos e Vinhos
$ | |This stylish bar-cum-restaurant specializes in a modern take on Portuguese tapas with dishes designed and presented to excite all the senses. The menu changes according to what is fresh in the market that day, but you can expect interesting combinations like chestnut puree topped with grilled shiitake mushrooms. Small plates like tuna ceviche or sweet-potato crisps with garlic mayonnaise are the perfect accompaniment to a glass of crisp local wine.
Rua dos Combatentes da Grande Guerra 102, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3030-181, Portugal239 402 818Known For
- Plenty of vegetarian options
- Good setting for groups
- Wonderful wines
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8. M Bakery
$ | |This pastel pink bakery looks every bit as sweet as its freshly baked treats, which attract huge lines of cake-loving locals. From pretty cakes topped with edible flowers to sugar-free, gluten-free chocolate brownies, the vitrine is a feast for the eyes, and everything tastes as good as it looks.
Travessa do Governo Civil 5, Aveiro, Aveiro, 3810-133, Portugal234 048 911Known For
- Unicorn donuts
- Gluten-free options daily
- Light lunches like risottos and salad bowls
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9. O Burrito
$ | |As you're heading past Sé Nova, take the first alley on the left to discover this tiny bohemian restaurant tucked behind a church. The Mexican fusion restaurant has a small but delicious range of hot and cold vegan empanadas, quesadillas, and massive burritos. The quirky setting, with mismatched tables and chairs and board games scattered about, is completely disarming. No international cards are accepted, so be sure to bring cash.
Largo de São Salvador, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3000-372, Portugal239 198 260Known For
- Vibrant neighborhood setting
- Cash only
- Delicious dairy-free desserts
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner Tues. and Wed. -
10. Raiz -- O Vegetariano do Bairro
$ | |A vegetarian alternative to Aveiro's seafood-focused dining scene, Raiz offers wholesome dishes that could tempt the most hardened of carnivores. The menu is completely plant-based and has daily lunch specials such as spinach crepes with Mexican-style tofu scramble. There are gluten-free menu items every day, and a meatless version of Brazilian feijoada on Wednesday.
R. de Mendes Leite 19, Aveiro, Aveiro, 3800-222, PortugalKnown For
- Vegan burgers
- Delicious cakes and pastries
- Good gluten free options
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. No dinner. -
11. Restaurante do Museu
$ | |Overlooking the gardens and Roman ruins at Conímbriga's museum, the on-site restaurant is a sleek and modern space, with a spacious terrace and large windows. There are daily set meals and a-la-carte options, while an adjoining terrace café is a more informal spot for coffee, ice cream, and light snacks.
Rua das Ruinas 7, Condeixa-a-Velha, Coimbra, 3150-220, Portugal239 948 218Known For
- Simple but tasty traditional dishes
- Very handy for the ruins and museum
- Terrace has lovely views
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12. Terraço do Rei
$ | |A roof terrace with sweeping views over Coimbra and the Cañas Valley draws crowds to this friendly restaurant on the outskirts of town. A downstairs dining room is packed with locals at lunchtime, but out-of-towners head straight up to the roof to enjoy drinks and snacks with those glorious vistas. The name means "Terrace of the King," and there's even a throne where children tend to enjoy posing for photographs.
Rua Vale de Canas 35, Coimbra, Coimbra, 3030-277, Portugal239 401 269Known For
- Terrace with comfy chairs
- Daily specials like roast suckling pig
- Good snacks and cocktails
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
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