Taverna dos Trovadores

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Restaurant and Bar.

Live Portuguese Music and good food.

Open until 2 in the morning

Close on Sunday

Queijada de Sintra

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Sintra’s Traditional Cakes  
Small cakes, made with fresh cow cheese, eggs, sugar, flour and aromatized with cinnamon. The Queijada’s origin can be traced to the XIII century. However, it is during the romantic XIX century that this cake became famous. We know the ingredients, but the proportions are a very well kept secret, transmitted during generations within each manufacturer’s family. At present there are four different well-known brands: Sapa , since 1756; Piriquita , since 1862; Gregório , since 1890 and more..

Restaurante Tulhas

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Portuguese’s homemade food. Prices are fair and quality is very good.

Specialties: God-fish with cream, Fresh Fish

Friday’s specialty – Duck’s Rice

Sunday’s specialty – Roosted Lamb

Placed on Sintra’s Historical Central, near Tourist Office, is one of the best places to eat in Sintra.

Close on Wednesday

Restaurante Central

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Portuguese’s homemade food. Prices are fair and quality is very good.

This restaurant is about 8 Km far from Sintra’s Historical Central (15m by car), fallowing Colares direction.  

Close on Thursday

Cantinho de S. Pedro

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Portuguese’s and French cooking. Very good food, very good service, very good wine selection! It’s a little expensive but considering quality, is fair.

Chateau Brian is delicious!

Vila Velha

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To eat a small meal, a salad a sandwich or a soup (only available in winter) this is the best place in Sintra. They also have a very good selection of homemade cakes.

Close at 7:00 pm

Close on Monday