A Muralha

Candid Kamerad★★★★★

A small establishment off the main square that we did not notice at first. Their espresso was the best we had in all of Portugal so far and excellent croissants. Their lunch menu is reasonable and tasty. I enjoyed the soup of the day and the dish of the day, chicken soup and cod and rice. I also enjoyed a pork schnitzel and fries with salad.

Dorene Joy Abelleja★★★★

Honestly I am picky of soup but their soup here is exquisite and big portion of bowl for the price of 1.50 euro unbelievable. Location is convenient it is in the City Center. Staff is friendly even she doesn't speak English well atleast she tried to her best to explain everything for what we need and by the way coffee is good too..

Chara Kats★★★★★

Tasty Portuguese pastries and dishes!!! Excellent service. Value for money. Try to taste what locals are ordering. Everything is great,,,,,

Astrid Do Amauriz★★★★★

This is a local and tourist friendly cafeteria/bakery. They speak various languages and definitely English. Order at the bar before you sit. Enjoy a break from all the souvenir shops and smile at the tour groups as they walk past the Roman wall built end of the 1st century that’s next to the canned fish shop called Camur. This shop front advertises pastel de nata but they also sell snacks, sandwiches, salads and simple lunch dishes like quiche, omelette and burgers. If you want a warm, quick meal, you are better off asking for the “prato do dia” which means the dish of the day. It’ll be plen