Tapas restaurants in Portugal
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Meu Limão
This handsome international-style tapas bar has a trendy feel, a smart crowd and a postcard view of Igreja Santo António from the outdoor tables. Tapas choices (€3.50 to €6) include shrimp with coconut, lemon chicken and mussels. It also serves heartier plates and good wines.
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Taperia Palatu
A Spanish/Portuguese couple serves up delectable Spanish tapas and classic Portuguese dishes in a pleasantly minimalist dining room or the airy courtyard in front. Top picks include gambas ao olho (grilled shrimp), secretos de porco preto (wild boar) and grilled calamari.
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Restô
Part of the Chapitô arts cooperative, Restô’s tree-filled courtyard hums with arty types tucking into tapas or barbecued steaks. Zebra and giraffe prints glam up the top-floor restaurant, affording mesmerising views over Lisbon.
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A Ver Tavira
A handsome new addition to Tavira, this place has an airy interior and outdoor tables with lovely views over town. Lunchtime bites include great salads, quiche and sandwiches. For dinner, a delectable multicourse meal is served.
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El Gordo II
Lit with a rosy glow from cloth lanterns, Lisbon’s ‘fat boy two’ churns out lip-smacking tapas such as octopus in smoked paprika, pimento peppers and cod pastries. Go alfresco on the cobbled steps.
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Alquimia
Serving a good mix of tapas, Alquimia is a stylish setting for a glass of wine and a light meal. Outdoor seating, expertly marinated seafood and a location just off the beaten path.
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Taberna Do Felix
Situated near the Arco da Porta Nova, this attractive country-style tavern prepares unusual Franco-Portuguese dishes; try the tapas or delicious pataiscas (fish fritters).
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Botequim São Martinho
Plastered with Tricona sardine labels and lit by a dressmaker’s model, this retro tapas bar is great for cheese and chorizo grazing between sights.
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Restô
Part of the Chapitô arts cooperative, Restô’s tree-filled courtyard hums with arty types tucking into tapas or barbecued steaks. Zebra and giraffe prints glam up the top-floor restaurant, affording mesmerising views over Lisbon.
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