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1. Castas e Pratos
$$$ | |In a former railroad warehouse by Régua station, Castas e Pratos is the first and best of a row of eateries to move into the long, timber structure. Snack on the first floor at a high table or climb the wooden stairs to the large mezzanine for a sit-down meal; the sophisticated flavors and presentation are sure to delight you. You could start with a ceviche of tuna, shrimp and sea bass, or a seared scallop with pea purée, then move on to delicately flavored brill with cockle rice, or one of the delicious slow-cooked meat dishes, such as veal cheeks. There are always tasty vegan options, too. For dessert, "O Ovo" (The Egg) hatches a sweet surprise. There are some 650 wines to choose from, the vast majority from the Douro, including local bubbly.
Rua José Vasques Osório, Peso da Régua, Vila Real, 5050-280, Portugal254 323 290Known For
- Creative cuisine at reasonable prices
- Informed, attentive service
- Extensive wine list
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2. DOC
$$$$ | |This riverside restaurant 9 km (6 miles) from Régua, on the south bank of the Douro, draws gourmets from far and wide with Michelin-starred chef Rui Paula's take on the cuisine of his native region. Only the best ingredients are used in dishes in which bacalhau and polvo (octopus) loom large, as well as tender Bísaro pork and Maronesa veal. You'll pay €110 for a tasting menu (plus €80 for wines), but you may also order à la carte.
Estrada Nacional 222, Viseu, Viseu, 5110–204, Portugal910 014 040-cellKnown For
- Two set menus of regional cuisine
- Award-winning wine list and wine pairings
- Wooden deck that juts out over the river
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3. Gato Preto
$$ | |Named for the black cat on its tiled facade, this sleek, family-run restaurant on Régua's main street, next to the Museu do Douro specializes in traditional Douro cuisine. Favorites include cabrito assado (roasted kid), which locals line up for once the tourists are gone, but there are also well-priced dishes of the day.
Av. João Franco, Peso da Régua, Vila Real, 5050-226, Portugal254 313 367Known For
- Bacalhau, a house specialty
- Friendly staff that's eager to help
- Fair prices for a hearty meal
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