Guidebook for Cascais
Food Scene
Great grilled 'baby' chicken served with or without peri peri. Try the queijo fresco cheese as a starter with a delicious Portuguese bread roll and don't forget to add dash of salt and pepper to your cheese for that extra good taste.
19 locals recommend
Somos Um Regalo
36 Av. Vasco da GamaGreat grilled 'baby' chicken served with or without peri peri. Try the queijo fresco cheese as a starter with a delicious Portuguese bread roll and don't forget to add dash of salt and pepper to your cheese for that extra good taste.
Here you can buy most of your daily grocery needs as well as some casual and inexpensive eateries. Full market day is on Wednesday and Saturday but a small section of the market is permanent. You can also find a selection of restaurants at the market serving fresh produce as well as fish and seafood.
131 locals recommend
Cascais market
Here you can buy most of your daily grocery needs as well as some casual and inexpensive eateries. Full market day is on Wednesday and Saturday but a small section of the market is permanent. You can also find a selection of restaurants at the market serving fresh produce as well as fish and seafood.
Shopping
Just over the street on the opposite side of the market you'll find this mall and the Pingo Doce supermarket in it is pretty good. Many other types of shops too
114 locals recommend
Cascais Villa
9302 Av. MarginalJust over the street on the opposite side of the market you'll find this mall and the Pingo Doce supermarket in it is pretty good. Many other types of shops too