O Torreão Restaurant en Sines

Name: O Torreão
Address: R. José Faial, Sines, Portugal
Telephone: 351269905163
Rating: 3.5

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O Torreão

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#90 De 162 en Sines

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Ambiente

7/10

Alimento

7/10

Interior

7/10

Precios

7/10

Servicio

7/10

Precio & Cocina

$$ Portuguese

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+351269905163

R. José Faial, Sines, Portugal

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If you like the Portuguese cuisine, you should visit this restaurant. A lot of reviewers have noticed that you can order tasty prawns, monkfish and migas here. The unique characteristic of O Torreão is serving good chocolate mousse. It's nice to try delicious wine or good white wine. You will be offered good coffee. The great location of this place makes it easy to reach even in rush hours. The well-trained staff works hard, stays positive and makes this place wonderful. The spectacular service demonstrates a high level of quality at this spot. Average prices are what you are to pay for your meal. People appreciate the pretty ambiance at this restaurant, they want to come here again and again. But google users rated O Torreão and it didn't achieve a high rating.

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Oliver Maier

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6 years ago

Very good food. Fast service and the prices are fair. If you want, you can choose your fish that you want to eat at the counter. Everything is very fresh. Porto Covo is outstanding and if you have a little bit luck there is beautiful live music all over this piece of heaven.

Marta David

2 years ago

Very average! The typical Portugees dishes are now made for tourists and do not meet the expectations. The child menu is just canned sausage! Deserts are nice.

Natalia Bokuniewicz

great location and tasty food (surprisingly calamari better than octopus and this dish comes with salad), but the customer service is way below the standards. they don't speak english so don't waste time to ask any questions and don't you dare to move your table 10cm under the umbrella to hide from rain as they quickly learn some english and tell you off ;) Full menu attached (as it's hard to find it online - WHY? God knows ;))

Vassilis K

3 years ago

The classics: Alentejo toasted bread with butter, amêijoas bulhao pato (clams with garlic, olive oil and coriander), sapateira (mashed spider crab with mayonnaise and pickles), and seafood rice! If Marques is full, slightly lower expectations and go here, it's decent and tasty. Avoid summer weekends 13h00-15h00 (it's a general rule in Porto Covo, cause they don't accept reservations!)!

DASHA KIM

4 years ago

The best customer service I’ve ever experienced in this town! The server helped me out with the menu very well and recommended nice dishes for me.

Sergio Matias

6 months ago

We had lunch inside, and we were left waiting for our food for over an hour after ordering it. Lots of staff but looks (and probably is) very uncoordinated. The food was just average. Overall not a great place. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person €15–20 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Pedro Gonçalves

5 years ago

I come to this restaurant everytime I pass by Porto Covo to eat fried cattle fish and "açorda de camarão", they are delicious! They have plenty of options but I definitely recommend these two. No reservation is needed but sometimes, you might have to wait a while for a table. They have tables outside and inside. A complete meal (starter, main dish, dessert and drink) is a little under 25€.

Laura Gi

8 months ago

Be careful! This is not the same restaurant anymore. This is the worst place to eat. My chicken with cream was so bad that I had to have them take it off the bill. Better not to eat anything, than eating there, don't waste your money.

Марина Головко

Very tasty salads and choko frito 😊👌

Bruno R Santos

This is a restaurant and coffee shop / snack bar in the main square of Porto Covo, my favourite and most beautiful village in Portugal. I was at the coffee shop and had a baguette with a steak, which was OK (the bread was great and the meat was "meh"...). The outdoor seating is nice and the staff (all family, apparently) is kind and friendly, although, a little slow - but there's no rush, here! Next time, I'll try a baguette with tuna. Check the photo. Enjoy!