Ramiro Restaurant in Lisbon is probably the best place to eat fresh seafood in town. It’s extremely popular among locals and today also visited by many visitors. The place is so popular that they don’t even accept reservations!
Founded in 1956 by Mr Ramiro’s father, started introducing later the shellfish and seafood, which became quickly a success amongst locals.
From all type of shellfish, including tasty king tiger prawns, lobster, clams, barnacles and others, everything is delicious. After visiting several times, can’t say enough good things about this place. Give it a try, you wont regret.
Recommendation goes for the clams as a starter (ameijoas) and grilled King Prawns as main course. You can end up with a decent meal and spending as low as 35 to 45 Euro per adult, which is not an expensive price for this type of food here in Portugal.
Cervejaria Ramiro
Avenida Almirante Reis 1,
Phone: +351 21 885 1024
Website: cervejariaramiro.pt
Notes: Closed on Mondays
Opened from 12PM to 00h30AM
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Gonzalo
Founder/Owner of The Lisbon Guide, one of the major blog references in Portugal, established in 2014 and receiving every year 250.000 visitors from all over the world, looking to provide the best experiences in Portugal. In partnership with Portugal Magik for all private tours and transfers across Portugal, Gonzalo loves a good seafood meal at Monte Mar Cascais, and all from Michelin Chef Avillez. Favorite Hotel in Lisbon/Portugal, Penha Longa Resort by Ritz Carlton.
For over 15 years, Gonzalo have been helping thousands of travelers yearly to plan a perfect trip to Portugal. Based in Lisbon/Cascais and working in this field for over 20 years, with multiple ongoing projects. Also an avid TripAdvisor user level 6 with more than 300.000 readers worldwide.
Many years working also as a Private Guide of Lisbon, Sintra, Fatima, Porto, Douro Valley, Evora, and other locations in Portugal.
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