4 Best Restaurants in Sintra, Sintra, the Estoril Coast, and the Setúbal Peninsula

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

Casa Piriquita

$ Fodor's Choice

This bakery in Sintra’s old town has been dishing out regional pastries to visitors since 1862. It is known for its travesseiros, a pillow-shaped puff pastry filled with almond and egg custard and dusted with sugar. It’s become so popular that they opened another place around the corner called Piriquita II.

Café Saudade

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A short stroll downhill from the train station, this cozy spot has marble-topped tables and an elaborately decorated ceiling. It serves delicious scones, cakes, and pastries in a setting that evokes the grandeur of another era. The strong coffee and hearty breakfasts are good fuel for a day climbing the town's steep hills.
Av. Dr. Miguel Bombarda 6, Sintra, 2710-590, Portugal
21-015–0055
Known For
  • Wine available by the glass or the bottle
  • Strong coffee and hearty breakfasts
  • Retro-chic interior and outdoor seating on the terrace
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon. and Tues. No dinner

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Loja do Vinho

$$

One of the city's first wine shops, Loja do Vinho has a cozy cellar lined with hundreds of bottles from all over the world. Plates of cured meats, boards of local cheeses, and bowls overflowing with olives make good companions to the many varieties of wine on offer here or on the tiny outdoor terrace. If you enjoy the bottle you had with your meal, you can buy another to take home.

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Tasca Saloia

$$

At this restaurant in the center of town, the handful of tables in the convivial dining room spill out onto the sidewalk in warmer weather. Seafood petiscos (the Portuguese version of tapas) and a good wine selection are the main attractions. Don't expect the speediest service in town, but relax with a bottle of the house wine as waiters hurry past.