Gare Marítima da Rocha do Conde de Óbidos
Cruise terminal · Madragoa ·
Seafood barbecue with grilled fish, local wines, and harbor views
Seafood barbecue with grilled fish, local wines, and harbor views
"Último Porto is a bit tough to get to—it’s located in the middle of the shipping containers in Alcantara, and you have to either drive through a shipping dock or cross a footbridge at Rocha Conde de Obidos to get here. Your efforts, though, will be rewarded: this is a big barbecue in the middle of the docks. Start with the chocos trinchados, or diced grilled cuttlefish, and make sure you splash them with plenty of vinegar. Order the red mullet fish if it’s on the menu, but if it isn’t, know that you can’t go wrong with any of the seafood that’s caught fresh from the North Atlantic. Just make sure not to discount the tomato and onion side salad—it's as important as the fish itself, and the perfect way to punch up the meal with some acidity. " - rita geraldes
"Último Porto is a mostly-locals spot that’s a bit tough to get to—it’s located in the middle of the shipping containers in Alcantara, and you have to either drive through a shipping dock to get there or cross a foot bridge at Rocha Conde de Obidos. Your efforts, though, will be rewarded: eating here is like having a big barbecue in the middle of the docks. Start with the chocos trinchados, or diced grilled cuttlefish, and make sure you splash them with plenty of vinegar. Order the red mullet fish if it’s on the menu, but if it isn’t, know that you can’t go wrong with any of the seafood that’s caught fresh from the North Atlantic. A tip: when eating seafood in Portugal, don’t discount the tomato and onion side salad. This is almost as important as the fish itself, and is a perfect way to punch up your meal with a bit of acidity." - Rita Geraldes
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