
Pastel de Nata
Flaky tartlet with crème brûlée cream, crisp and melt-in-the-mouth
Cod in 1001 forms, Atlantic seafood and golden pastries. Portuguese cuisine is simple, generous and deeply maritime.
Incontournables

Flaky tartlet with crème brûlée cream, crisp and melt-in-the-mouth

Shredded cod sautéed with eggs, onions and shoestring potatoes

Gargantuan meat sandwich gratinated with beer and tomato sauce

Kale, potato and chorizo soup

Oven-roasted octopus with garlic and olive oil over crushed potatoes

Seafood rice in a rich tomato and coriander broth

Garlic-marinated pork sandwich in a crusty roll

Fresh sardines grilled with coarse salt, a summer dish
Boissons

Light, slightly sparkling white wine from the north

Sweet, powerful fortified wine from the Douro valley

Morello cherry liqueur served in a small glass, Lisbon

Portuguese espresso, strong and short
Street food
Vocabulaire
| Langue locale | Francais |
|---|---|
| Delicioso | Delicious |
| A conta | The bill |
| Obrigado/a | Thank you |
| Agua | Eau |
| Pao | Bread |
| Enjoy your meal | Enjoy your meal |
| Please | Please |
Etiquette
Bread, olives and butter (the couvert) are charged; you can decline them
Lunch is the main meal for many Portuguese
Tipping is not mandatory, but 5-10% is appreciated
People wait until everyone is served before starting
Coffee after the meal is an essential ritual
Regime
Portuguese cuisine centers on meat and fish
Vegetable soups (caldo verde, sopa de legumes) are an option
Lisbon and Porto have a growing vegetarian scene
Pão com manteiga (buttered bread) and pastéis are vegetarian
Say 'sem carne nem peixe' (no meat or fish)
Budget
1-5 EUR
Stands de rue, marches, vendeurs ambulants
7-14 EUR
Gargottes, cantines, restaurants familiaux
15-35 EUR
Restaurants connus, zones touristiques
Les voyageurs Orizn partagent leurs restaurants et street food preferes sur la carte live. Rejoins la communaute.