Guidebook for Foz do Arelho
Local Food Scene
Excellent food, plenty of choices, great "small plate" menu with Toasties. These are fantastic grilled sandwiches with cheese, cheese and ham, etc. Closed on Tuesdays. Covered patio provides relief from the Sun or Rain. Reservations are recommended on all days just in case!!
25 locals recommend
Tibino - Casa de Petiscos
Nº141 A R. Francisco Almeida GrandelaExcellent food, plenty of choices, great "small plate" menu with Toasties. These are fantastic grilled sandwiches with cheese, cheese and ham, etc. Closed on Tuesdays. Covered patio provides relief from the Sun or Rain. Reservations are recommended on all days just in case!!
Central Restaurant = Wide selection of half and full dose meals. If you want more, just ask!! There is even pizza on the menu. Full bar for watching football matches. They serve dinners on the bar side as well. Smoking in the bar area only. Sangria by the pitcher as well. Coffee and small meals available for Breakfast too.
148 locals recommend
Foz do Arelho
Central Restaurant = Wide selection of half and full dose meals. If you want more, just ask!! There is even pizza on the menu. Full bar for watching football matches. They serve dinners on the bar side as well. Smoking in the bar area only. Sangria by the pitcher as well. Coffee and small meals available for Breakfast too.
Sightseeing
Great shopping, Churches, and Views from the top of the Walls!!
Only 17.2km via A8!!!
Cobblestone streets, walled city, filled with shopping and views of the countryside from the top of the walls. Wear shoes with good tread as the walls can be uneven and at times slippery. Restaurants are overpriced, but stop at the bakery on the right directly before the entrance to the walls. It is through a high arched doorway and down about 10 steps on left. If lucky, you will catch a hot batch of either sausage (chorizo) bread or pato (duck pate) bread coming out of the stone over. If going with spouses, bring plenty of cash and thirst. There are bars and restaurants serving alcohol tucked in every corner! ;-)
72 locals recommend
Castelo de Obidos
Rua Josefa de ÓbidosCobblestone streets, walled city, filled with shopping and views of the countryside from the top of the walls. Wear shoes with good tread as the walls can be uneven and at times slippery. Restaurants are overpriced, but stop at the bakery on the right directly before the entrance to the walls. It is through a high arched doorway and down about 10 steps on left. If lucky, you will catch a hot batch of either sausage (chorizo) bread or pato (duck pate) bread coming out of the stone over. If going with spouses, bring plenty of cash and thirst. There are bars and restaurants serving alcohol tucked in every corner! ;-)
Parks & Nature
Row boats, restaurants within a Park setting and make sure you see the Black Swans!!
71 locals recommend
Dom Carlos I Park
37 R. de CamõesRow boats, restaurants within a Park setting and make sure you see the Black Swans!!
Shopping
Everything you need, including a Pao de Acucar grocery store and a Radio Popular for appliances.
61 locals recommend
La Vie Caldas da Rainha
11 R. Belchior de MatosEverything you need, including a Pao de Acucar grocery store and a Radio Popular for appliances.
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