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Algarve Eating & Drinking
Algarve might be known among the tourist for its rich past, cultural heritage and mind blowing architecture but Algarve has more to offer. A trip to Algarve can’t be finished without dipping into their gourmet and sipping the delicacy of the wine.
The past of Algarve has added much to the richness of its national cuisine- traveling around the world has brought in bits of all the continental specialties. What is amazing about foods in Algarve is that they come in large helpings at the same time they are not at all expensive.
Algarve is a fishermen's country and obviously fish and seafood are the star dishes. Fish is served simply grilled or fried, fresh tuna and sardines being highly recommendable. Cataplana, a dish of mixed seafood steamed with chicken, pork, bacon and herbs. Caldereida, a stew made of fish and seafood, there is the frango piri-piri, chicken grilled in a very spicy sauce. Lombo de porco com almeijas, a dish of pork and clams. And there is the Algarve wine. The place has four wine-making DOCs: Lagoa, Lagos, Portimão and Tavira.
Since most restaurant bills include a service charge; a small tip will be appreciated, but is not essential.
No matter who you ask if they are aware of Algarve, they will surely suggest that you hire a car from Portugal car hire and drive to the different Algarve restaurants and experience the most scrumptious and delicious food ever. You will not only find rich foods and meals in Algarve but can also rent a car from a car rental in Algarve and drive up to some confectionary for the special Algarve desserts. If you are interested in a rich meal of chicken or pork then you can rent a car in Algarve and drive about to anyplace as these meats are available throughout Portugal. Indulge yourself in Algarve food and drinks and remember their delicious taste for just about ever!
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Eating & Drinking
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