DK Travel : The Algarve : Places to eat

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Casa Velha, Cacela Velha

Set in one of the Algarve’s prettiest hamlets, this quaint eatery attracts an enthusiastic Spanish clientele for itsfeijoada de longueirão (razor clams in bean stew) and other dishes.
Casa Velha, Quinta do Lago

French haute cuisine is served in this 300-year-old converted farmhouse. It will appeal to the seasoned gourmet as well as the wine connoisseur: there are over 200 Portuguese reds alone to choose from!
Dormidas, Odeceixe

Try theborrego estufado (stewed lamb) orrobala (sea perch).
Fialho

Specialities includecacão de coentrada (dog fish with coriander sauce). Advance booking is essential.
Fortaleza do Beliche, Sagres

Arguably one of the most romantic settings in the Algarve, offering traditional Portuguese fare.
Fortaleza, Praia da Luz

A 16th-century fortress with fabulous views andespetada de frango (chicken kebabs) among other delights.
Henrique Leis, Almancil

A Michelin star shines above this Swiss chalet-style restaurant where creativity and innovation are the hallmarks of the menu. Intimate surrounds are enhanced by colourful artwork. Smart to casual dress.
Luís dos Frangos, São Brás de Alportel

Down-to-earth establishment serving up succulent grilled chicken to an eager clientele.
Marisqueira Rui, Silves

Orderameijoas na cataplana (cockles in acataplana pan) and you’ll understand why this is the most famous seafood restaurant in the Algarve.
Mesa dos Mouros, Faro

Faro’s historic 13th-century cathedral overlooks this quiet, rustic establishment, the name of which translates as “The Moors’ Table”. Thejavoli com molho de frutos (wild boar with fruit sauce) is a much loved classic from the restaurant’s range of Southern Portuguese cuisine.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €20
- €20–€30
- €30–€40
- €40–€50
- over €50