Algarving Guide for Lagos
The best restaurants in the town
Tasca Jota Lagos
8 R. Salgueiro MaiaA mix of Flavours
If you looking for a nice place on the beach, this is the spot.
Nice food, great staff, and very fresh drinks. Tell them that you are staying in our houses and you will have a surprise ;)
8 abantu bendawo batusa
Linda The Beach Bar
If you looking for a nice place on the beach, this is the spot.
Nice food, great staff, and very fresh drinks. Tell them that you are staying in our houses and you will have a surprise ;)
Marisqueira "O Perceve"
Lt. 10 R. Dom Vasco da GamaThe best sea food that you can eat in Lagos!
A Barrigada
A Estr. de São RoqueThis is our favorite for grill fish.
Yummy....
You have to try!
Very small restaurant.
You have to go early, huge portions, and the food... Óhhhhh my GOD!
85 abantu bendawo batusa
Casinha do Petisco
51 R. da OliveiraVery small restaurant.
You have to go early, huge portions, and the food... Óhhhhh my GOD!
Well they earned the place of the 4th best hamburger in the world for some reason.
It's best to bring a lot of hunger, because the hamburgers are giants.
41 abantu bendawo batusa
Nah Nah Bah Restaurant
11 Tv. do FornoWell they earned the place of the 4th best hamburger in the world for some reason.
It's best to bring a lot of hunger, because the hamburgers are giants.
Izeluleko zedolobha
Ukuzulazula
Bus all over the city
To get around the city there are small buses called "a Onda".
Check the timeline at: http://aonda.pt/onda/
Ukuzulazula
Tranfer Airport/Lagos/Airport
When arriving in a new country, nothing better than finding someone waiting for us and who takes us straight to the accommodation where we are going to stay. Better only when the person who transports us is of exemplary friendliness and professionalism. That's why we've had a partnership with The 7 Seas Travel Transfers. You can talk to us, or you can go direct them at https://www.7seastravel.pt/
Imishwana ewusizo
Obrigado or Obrigada
This must be the question we get asked the most, how to say thank you in Portuguese.
Now we all realize that the Portuguese language is very cunning, so if the person who is going to say thank you is a man, he always says OBRIGADO, whether in response to a man or a woman. IF it is a lady saying thank you, either in response to a man or woman she will say OBRIGADA.