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Most of the customers of the A Quintinha were very satisfied with the food, the average rating is 3.9.
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Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–15 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4
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4.8
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4.8
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City: Almada (near Quinta Do Anjo), Rua Candido Dos Reis 33, 2800-270, Almada, Portugal
In beautiful weather you can even be served in the outdoor area.
4.8
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4.8
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City: Montijo (near Quinta Do Anjo), Praceta Cidade De Braga 101, 2870-129, Montijo, Portugal
"Excelent food, very clean and rhe staff is super friendly. And the most import the food is amazing and very well presented"
4.9
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4.9
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City: Lisbon (near Quinta Do Anjo), Rua Do Duque 23, 1200-158Portugal, 1200-159, Lisbon
"We ate our last day in Lisbon. Quick summary the food was excellent, and most articles are GF. The owner and the staff are well aware of the GF. The location is small, on a small road directly at the main square. But the food was enormous. Would recommend eating here while in Lisbon if your GF or not. The owner is great and the staff is knowledgeable and attentive. Enjoy"
4.4
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4.4
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City: Quinta Do Anjo, Rua Jose Martins Caldeira 1, Palmela 2950-629, Portugal, 2950-601, Quinta Do Anjo
You can use the WLAN of the restaurant at no extra cost, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and be served. The rooms on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for clientele with wheelchairs or physiological limitations.
4.4
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4.4
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City: Lisboa (near Quinta Do Anjo), Rua Remolares 23, Lisboa
1200-370 LISBOA, Portugal
"Thinking it looked like an authentic Portuguese spot we dined here before heading to the airport. The food was passable, wine undrinkable and the hospitality woeful. It was very apparent that English people weren't welcome as EVERY other group of diners ie. non UK were given a free as shot of Ginja (a Portuguese liqueur) before leaving and we weren't, which was pretty vile. We are actually Irish but they weren't to know, but I've never experienced anything like it before. Perhaps it was because we declined the large fish that was shoved in our faces when we sat down or the cling film wrapped plate of sweaty cheese and cured ham that was plonked on the table along with the bread. Be warned: neither are free. The platter (which grumpy, personality devoid waiter returned to the bar counter) was €12 and the (what's customarily free across the world) bread rolls, €4. Avoid."
Last update: 09.05.2024