To Eat in São Pedro de Moel

There are a few Portuguese eateries to choose from and an abundance of fresh seafood on offer. There is a table for all moods ranging from sweeping sea view bistros, to alfresco family-friendly squares and tucked away romantic spots with just enough room for two. A favorite with locals and tourists alike is Restaurante Brisamar. One thing to note if you are traveling  outside of the bustling summer months, is that many restaurants close during the slower off-season. The good news is, even if your restaurant of choice is closed, take a stroll around town. You will surely find a cafe serving an assortment of casual plates happy to have your company and share a legend or two about this fabled village.