Looking for a peaceful retreat between sightseeing stops and eager to escape the bustling lunch crowds of Sintra's eateries? Look no further! This establishment offers delightful cuisine at reasonable prices, accompanied by warm and attentive service within a charming vintage ambiance. Wander through their meticulously restored rooms adorned with local artwork and antique furnishings.
Indulge in the delectable menu featuring homemade cakes, pastries, a variety of sandwiches, paninis, and snacks. Explore our diverse selection of teas, infusions, freshly squeezed juices, and an assortment of coffee beverages. For a hassle-free dining experience, we also offer set menu options for breakfasts and brunches.
Daily: 08h30 - 20h00
6 Avenida Dr. Miguel Bombarda, Sintra, Portugal.
38º 47' 55.1" N | 09º 23' 13.5" W
+351 212 428 804 |
aragao-sergio@hotmail.com
Fofo's, which translates to "fluffy" in English, originated from Belas, near Queluz, and typically consist of two layers of sponge cake filled with sweet creme patissiere. Available in various sizes, these delightful treats are the specialty of the café bearing their name. Baked fresh in-house, they pair perfectly with a cup of coffee. Visitors to the area can also purchase a packet of Fofo's as a souvenir to enjoy at home.
Daily: 12h30 - 15h00, Thursday - Tuesday: 19h00 - 22h30
18 Rua Dr. Malheiro, 2605-038 Belas, Lisbon, Portugal.
38º 46" 34.7' N | 09º 15" 54.8' W
+351 214 310 254 | Facebook
This small friendly café is tucked away up the hill from the centre of the old town offers a respite from the crowds and the chance to relax whilst taking in the breathtaking views. There are pieces of art and curiosities everywhere. Amongst the choices of sandwiches, salads and hot dishes is the house speciality; Maranhos. Also known as "Burlhões" Maranhos originate from the Beira Baixa region. They're a sausage type of meal consisting of a goats tripe stuffed with goat meat, ham and rice, seasoned with mint, thyme, paprika and parsley.
Daily: 11h00 - 19h00
Estrada da Pena 1, 2710-551 Sintra, Portugal.
38º 47" 42.8' N | 09º 23" 27.8' W
+351 910 045 700 | Facebook
A long-established family business that specialises in local pastries and delicacies, most notably Sintra's famous Queijadas and Travesseiros. Founded in 1862 the bakery acquired its name from King Carlos's nickname for Constância Gomes who co-founded the business. Carlos was a daily visitor during his stay in Sintra in the summer months. During the '40s the Travesseiro, a pastry stuffed with sweet eggs and almonds, was developed here and is still made according to the secret house recipe. A second Piriquita can be found around the corner to the original.
Casa Piriquita I, Daily: 08h30 – 20h00, Closed Wednesdays
Casa Piriquita I, Daily: 08h30 – 20h00, Closed Tuesdays
1 & 18 Rua das Padarias, 2710-603, Sintra.
+351 219 230 626 | geral@piriquita.pt | Website
Visit Sintra by private car in the best company, with free time to get to know a more romantic Portuguese village. Enjoy wine tasting at the Adega Cooperativa De Colares, the oldest in the country, just 20 minutes from Sintra. You will taste regional wines and also visit the winery and bottling area for Sintra wines, as well as the beach and clay soil vineyards. After the wine tasting, we will visit Cabo da Roca, the most westerly point in Europe. Hotel transfer included.
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Come and visit the beautiful wine house in Colares, Adéga Regional de Colares and enjoy a few tastings. The building itself is impressive. The interior is dazzling by the size and number of casks it houses. This is where the magic happens, where the wine ages in wood casks, giving the wine its unique flavour so characteristic in this area of Portugal. Later, you will connect with nature. You may choose between a restaurant by the sea or a picnic in the beautiful woods of Sintra. We offer three different restaurant options for you to choose from.
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This gastronomical experience will take to your table the best traditions from main courses to local pastries and ending with Port Wine tasting.
This experience gets even better as it will be guided by a local and expert guide, who will let you in on all the history and traditions of Portuguese cuisine, as well as everything you need to know about Sintra! No need for you to worry about how to get to us. We will pick you up and drop you off at your accommodation. Just sit back and enjoy the best Portugal has to offer.
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A wide selection of light dishes, quiches, pastries, tapas with vegetarian options and a wide selection of teas and fusions. Ideal location for brunch or refreshment whilst waiting for the train. Good and competitive daily lunch set menus.
Weekdays: 08h00 - 19h00, Weekends: 09h00 - 19h00
Rua Doutor Alfredo da Costa 52, Sintra 2710-523, Portugal.
38º 47" 57.9' N | 09º 23" 09.6' W
+351 925 970 130 | espacoedlasintra@gmail.com | Website
One of Sintra's oldest and traditional pastelarias in Sintra and considered by some to be the best. Their signature Queijadas are made in the bakery under the café, the Fábrica de Queijadas – Recordação de Sintra. Pastelaria Gregório is more popular with locals than tourists however you're always greeted by a happy and friendly service no matter how busy the staff are. Other great sweet pastries are available here as well as more savoury items.
Tuesday - Sunday: 08h00 - 19h00
31 Av. D. Francisco Almeida, 2710-562 Sintra, Portugal.
38° 48' 00.6" N | 09° 22' 56.1" W
+351 219 232 733 | Website
The Queijadas da Sapa bakery has proudly been making these little delights since 1756 and today they are still hand made in the traditional yet time-consuming way. They can be bought directly from the bakery, located close to the Sintra train station or at various other outlets across town. A six-pack makes a great culinary souvenir. The small tea room above the bakery not only serve their famous Queijadas but many other sweet delights, both local and national, with views from the window looking up at the National Palace on the hill above. Located by the Town Hall not far from the train station coffee and Queijada will certainly give you enough energy to start your day sightseeing.
Daily: 11h00 - 19h00
12 Volta do Duche, 2710-631 Sintra, Portugal.
38º 47" 53.6' N | 09º 23" 18.1' W
+351 219 230 493 | queijadas.sapa@netcabo.pt
Away from the historic centre and the crowds of tourists Casa do Preto is frequented mostly by locals who know where to enjoy a great Queijadas or Travesseiro still made to their original in-house recipe.
Weekdays: 07h00 – 20h00, Weekends: 08h00 – 21h00
19 Estrada Chão de Meninos, 2710-194 Sintra, Portugal.
38º 47" 32.5' N | 09º 22" 24.9' W
+351 219 230 436 | info@casadopreto.com | Facebook
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