4 Best Restaurants in Downtown Macau, Macau

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We've compiled the best of the best in Downtown Macau - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Dom Galo

$$ | Downtown

Quirky and one-of-a-kind, long-standing Dom Galo is as famous for flamboyant decor—rooster paraphernalia, bright yellow chairs, spray-painted disco balls strung from the ceiling—as for its generously portioned Portuguese dishes. The clientele ranges from couples on dates to gambling-compliance lawyers and Cantonese families celebrating birthdays and special occasions.

Av. Sir Andars Ljung Stedt, Macau, Macau
853-2875–1383
Known For
  • Insalada de polvo (octopus salad), bachalau a bras (salt cod with potatoes and eggs), grilled steak with French fries
  • Giant pitchers of sangria
  • Reservations are recommended
Restaurant Details
Reservations essential

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Lakeside Trattoria

$$$ | Downtown

Lakeside Trattoria delivers classic Italian flavors in a scenic setting overlooking Nam Van Lake. Roman-style pizzas, handmade pastas, and seafood dishes shine, but don’t miss the chef’s lasagna with hearty meat ragù. End on a sweet note with Nutella pillows or scoop of rich gelato. When the weather is warm and breezy—basically anytime but summer—grab a veranda seat by the lake for the best experience.

Leitaria i Son

$ | Downtown

Look for the cow logo marking Leitaria I Son, the original shop of Yee Shun Milk Company on Avenida Almeida Ribeiro. This nostalgic milk bar is known for its silky steamed milk and ginger pudding desserts, served hot or cold, plain or with toppings like red beans. Other specialties include frothy fruit milk shakes in flavors like papaya and banana, all enjoyed in its signature green-and-white cafeteria-style setting.

381 Av. de Almeida Ribeiro, Macau, Macau
853-2858–3384
Known For
  • Cold and hot puddings
  • Nostalgic Old Macau look and feel
  • Fruit milk shakes in flavors like papaya and banana

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Margaret's Café e Nata

$ | Downtown

Founded by the ex-wife of the late Andrew Stow (of Lord Stow’s fame), Margaret’s Café e Nata has been dishing out piping-hot egg tarts since 1992. Nestled in an alleyway between the Grand Lisboa and Senado Square, the café provides a cool, shaded environment to enjoy its buttery, caramelized tarts and a signature milk tea or iced coffee.

Rua Comandante Mata e Oliveira, Macau, Macau
853-2871–0032
Known For
  • Buttery, creamy egg tarts
  • Milk tea and fresh juices
  • Huge sandwiches and bread products
Restaurant Details
Closed Wed.

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