faro

Hello, faro

Faro, the capital of the Algarve region, is located on Europe’s most scenic coast, offering beautiful, long sandy beaches. Faro is a charming old town with cobbled streets and leafy parks, the perfect starting point for day-trips to all the marvellous major destinations of this wonderful region.

Restaurants

Restaurants to visit

Fried fish fillet, Atlantic cod with rosemary in pan

2 Irmãos

Dois Irmãos has a long history as one of Faro’s best and most popular fish restaurants. Established in 1925, this Faro gastronomic landmark serves traditional local cuisine prepared using modern methods, with a focus on seafood dishes, as well as a few tasty meat dishes.

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Anonymous female friends sharing a pizza

O Coreto

O Coreto is a great place to go to for an afternoon snack or a light meal. They specialize in home-made pizzas and pasta dishes, which taste even better when paired with the right wine and the lovely view over the marina. Be sure to try one of their desserts as well.

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Grilled veal

Tasca do Ricky

It will be difficult to find a restaurant more Portuguese than Tasca do Ricky. Besides its Portuguese comfort dishes served in big portions, this place is also known for its lovely staff and affordable prices.

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Cataplana in Algarve

À do Pinto

À do Pinto is all about locally caught, fresh seafood. Try the Algarve Cataplana — a savoury and generous seafood dish — as well as their octopus. Pair it with a cold beer and you will have an unforgettable dining experience.

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Portuguese grilled sardines

Tasquinha Cruzeiro

Tasquinha Cruzeiro is a gastronomic gem located in the city centre. Its old-fashioned building is home to the cosiest traditional Portuguese restaurant in Faro. Their many affordable, delicious seafood dishes are a must-try.

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Close up of delicious grilled seafood platter

Taska

Taska has a high volume of local customers and a simple pub environment. The food is traditionally Portuguese, with emphasis on seafood. Try the classic pork with clams, or something more unusual like eel or whitebait.

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