CASCAIS
CASCAIS
For a day at the beach, a swim, a fresh seafood meal, or simply a stroll by the sea, Lisbon goes to Cascais. Destination of the European aristocracy in the mid-20th century, it is still a town of palatial houses, narrow streets and a Mediterranean atmosphere in the Atlantic. It is also a mecca for surfers and windsurfers, especially Guincho Beach, which has already hosted the world championship. And there are also cultural attractions, which make it a good destination for any time of the year.
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The restaurant combines its privileged location on Guincho Road, over the Atlantic Ocean, with fresh flavors straight from the ocean. From hake fillets with cockle rice to seafood cataplana, all dishes are rich in flavor and freshness, served in a light and tranquil environment.
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Located over the sea, with a magnificent terrace in a privileged place, where fresh fish and varied seafood are the most popular specialties, having at your disposal a grilled menu.
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At the beginning of Estrada do Guincho, one of the best seafood and fish restaurants in Portugal. This cozy space, with a privileged location over the Atlantic Ocean, is a must in your passage through Cascais.
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True Mexican culture with Tacos, cocktails & "la puta fiesta" at the new Rua Amarela in Cascais, with a spacious esplanade and lively atmosphere.
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