Mercado Peixe

Great location above the seafood market. We ordered fish soup (it was ok, nothing special), fried eel (excellent if you like eel), and a salad with papaya (average). My friend had steak with shrimp. The menu stated it comes with rice and french fries, but she got homemade chips only.

The fish of the day is presented to you before you order. Wine was good, mussels and fish were delicious. Loved it !

No.1 Portuguese Suckling Pig in this area, probably Portugal! Beautiful mix of pepper, garlic and salt as seasoning stuffed in Pig body, grilled to achieve greasy lard oil as sauce. Crispy skin and tender meat with tempting pepper flavoured. Apart from Suckling, restaurant also serve nice drinkable wines, and other pig dishes.

Excellent place to eat. Good assortmet of fish and meat dishes. A good choice if you want to test local specialities. Service very kind and helpful. A bit slow in serving but perhaps I have this impression because I am used to Spanish restaurants which use to have faster services than in other countries, including Portugal, so it might be normal time for many customers.

We had an excellent lunch. Very friendly staff and nice terras to enjoy the outside view of the small harbour

❗in general ⭐⭐⭐⭐ if you want to find a lot of fish, you have to go there early. In any case it's small but it's worthy visiting.

Widely recommended. All the first was fresh, they brought the fresh fishes in a big plate to saw them! The staff speak English, Portuguese and Spanish. We arrived without reserve and they had available a table with nice views. Also they have a good selection of wines.

This is a great place for a quiet fish- or seafood-based meal, just above the fish market. The service was prompt and friendly. We were shown the fresh fish that they had for the day, should we opt for grilled fish, but we ended up choosing the prawn curry and fish soup. Delicious! Would definitely repeat, and I would like to try their other specialties some other time.

One of the best options in town for fish. Good service, nice atmosphere and great view. Not easy to park

This place has a nice ambiance, good food, and good service. While they have non-fish choices, you're above the fish market, so, hey, you should have fish. We had the dourado and the linguado. Both were cooked nicely and served with a nice side dish of steamed veggies (collards, cabbage and carrots - quite tasty) and potatoes. Of course, you have to drink wine in Portugal, so we also had a very good white wine from the Douro region. We finished with some really delicious desserts ( chocolate mousse pie and a caramel creme torte - layers of wafer-thin cake with a caramel cream filling) and coffee. It was all very good, and the price was appropriate for the quality of the food, drink, and service. I would have given this place 5 stars if it had been the first place I had dined at in Aveiro, but the night before we had better food for substantially less. You won't go wrong with this place, but you could do better.