Health Food Restaurants in Cascais, PT

“I will say one thing, we were trying to decide on the order, no one came up to us, they gave us cards, took drinks and disappeared, when we finally came up it turned out that from the entire menu you can only order from the first small page, in general it’s not right, but I recommend the place, The color is definitely consistent, I wasn’t able to try it, but the place is interesting“

“The food is prepared with care and cooked to perfection. I recommend the beef cheek with gratin. The fried seafood mix is also a great pick. Service can be slow due to being overcrowded, yet it is worth the wait and the staff is kind and professional. This location has both interior and exterior seating, keep “

“Tradition, the best homemade and endearing food.It is the most authentic you can find, we have been coming to eat for more than 10 years every time we come to Lisbon, run by some very nice older people. Don't go in a hurry, good food takes a long time to come.“

“Delicious vegetarian food. The presentation is beautiful and the dish is very tasty. There are several options available. The menu is the dishes served on a large table and they explain what each one contains, suggesting according to what you want, there is a starter and the prices are the same. Interesting.“

“Really tasty food, very friendly owners who were very welcoming! The menu had a large variety of meals - many gluten-free and vegan options as well as local seafood, meat and produce alongside a great wine and drinks menu. Wonderful night out.“

“Today I was in probably the smallest restaurant I've ever been to!However, the “Taberna Economica de Cascais” proves that the size has nothing to do with the cuisine and the feel-good factor!The sea bream was great, the steak was on point, the homemade Ginjiha was super tasty, and even the espresso was excellent!Super-friendly, family atmosphere and of course the rustic ambience in this very small, cozy restaurant, which opened in 1967, complete the experience!“

“I order Açai from Oakberry 3-4 times a week via delivery. Açai is great and certainly the best in the Cascais region. But the delivery service via Uber Eats is very bad as they promise delivery in 15-25 minutes here in Cascais and in reality it takes 40-50 minutes. This needs to improve.“

“Restaurant run by an elderly couple who speak little to no english. No worries if you are happy to work around this - we ordered with a little bit of pointing and sign language. Both people were lovely! We ordered a seafood grill and bacalhau con natas both good and came at reasonable time. Beware there are no card option here“

“I had lunch here with my mom who's vegetarian and gluten intolerant, she ate some delicious zucchini spaghetti and she was very happy! The waiter was so kind to us and he wanted to make sure we had the best experience. We're definetly coming back next time we're here!“

“Pleasantly quiet place with a view over the dunes and the sea. In addition to the café, there are also cocktails and beer. The price is slightly higher than comparable other cafes. Popular with dog owners, water bowls are available for dogs. The parking space is shared with visitors to the dune hiking trail, so parking spaces can be tight.Anyone who uses the toilets has to be brave. In the afternoon/evening they look like they are at a motorway service station during the holiday season.Parking: The parking lot can get full when there is a lot of activity on the dune hiking trail.Wheelchair accessibility: Easily accessible from the parking lot.“