There are currently in Portugal 26 Michelin Star Restaurants, including the newly updated list on January 2023, with four new stars to Portugal.
With a special cousine, Portugal has been renowned across the world, with its delicious dishes, either fish or meat, conquering visitors from all over the 5 continents.
Restaurants with two Stars (2*)
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Alma (Lisboa, chef Henrique Sá Pessoa) – IN LISBON
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Belcanto (Lisboa, chef José Avillez) – IN LISBON
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Il Gallo d’Oro (Funchal, chef Benoît Sinthon)
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Ocean (Alporchinhos, chef Hans Neuner)
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The Yeatman (Vila Nova de Gaia, chef Ricardo Costa)
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Vila Joya (Albufeira, chef Dieter Koschina)
Restaurants with one Star (1*)
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A Cozinha (Guimarães, chef António Loureiro) NEW
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G Pousada (Bragança, chef Óscar Geadas) NEW
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Midori (Sintra, chef Pedro Almeida) NEW
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Antiqvvm (Porto, chef Vítor Matos)
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Bon Bon (Carvoeiro, chef Louis Anjos)
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Casa de Chá da Boa Nova (Leça da Palmeira, chef Rui Paula)
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Eleven (Lisboa, chef Joachim Koerper) – IN LISBON
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Feitoria (Lisboa, chef João Rodrigues) – IN LISBON
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Fortaleza do Guincho (Cascais) – NEARBY LISBON
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Gusto by Heinz Beck (Almancil, Chef Heinz Beck e Daniele Pirillo)
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Henrique Leis (Almancil, chef Henrique Leis)
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LAB by Sergi Arola (Sintra, chefs Sergi Arola e Milton Anes) – NEARBY LISBON
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L’AND (Montemor-o-Novo, chef Miguel Laffan)
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Largo do Paço (Amarante, chef Tiago Bonito)
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Loco (Lisboa, chef Alexandre Silva) – IN LISBON
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Pedro Lemos (Porto, chef Pedro Lemos)
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São Gabriel (Almancil, chef Leonel Pereira)
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Vista (Portimão, chef João Oliveira)
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William (Funchal, chefs Luís Pestana e Joachim Koerper)
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Willie’s (Vilamoura, chef Willie Wurger)
Below there is a list of restaurants in Portugal which had a star in the past:
Tavares Lisboa (2010/2012)
Amadeus Almancil (2007/2011)
Arcadas da Capela Coimbra (2005/2012)
Ermitage Almancil (1996/2000 – 2003)
Tia Alice Fátima (1993/1996)
A Bolota Elvas (1992/1993)
Ramalhão Montemor-o-Velho (1991/2001)
La Réserve Faro (1990/1995)
Conventual Lisboa (1987/1998)
Porto de Santa Maria Cascais (1984/2008)
Casa da Comida Lisboa (1983/1985)
Tágide Lisboa (1981/1992)
Garrafão Matosinhos (1978/1980)
Michel Lisboa (1974/1976 – 1978/1984)
Portucale Porto (1974/1980)
O Pipas Cascais (1974/1978)
Aviz Lisboa (1974/1976)
Escondidinho (2*) Porto (1936/38)
Pettermann Lisboa (1936/38)
Chave d’Ouro Lisboa (1936/38)
Avenida Lisboa (1936/38)
Clube Naval Setúbal (1936/38)
Hotel Mesquita VN Famalicão (1929/1935)
Hotel Stª Luzia Viana do Castelo (1929/1935)
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