Name: Chocolataria volcate
Address: Rua Joao de Deus 50, Sintra 2710-579, Portugal, Santa Maria E Sao Miguel
Telephone: +351 965 115 380

Chocolataria volcate

The octupos was amazing but I had order Rice with prawns clams and mussels but there were no mussels....Food was great and presented well but plates were cold. Not sure if personnel&#39;s preference, but hot plates a possibility?The sangria was awesome and staff were great!4.5 out of 5

I went with my brother and his two kids because we discovered this restaurant 2 years ago when they came for holidays and they thought it was the best pizzeria they tried during their stay. They all ordered a pizza and I went for the dish of the day which was &ldquo;Bacalhau com natas&rdquo; i.e. salted cod with cream. Everything was delicious as before and it was nice to see that their non-pizza dishes are just as good. The restaurant staff is great and attentive and the owner speaks several languages!

A great burger place conveniently close to the train station. Super accommodating with good mojitos. Nice after a long day of touring Sintra.

The one-day tour in Sintra was also very rushed, and there were many tourists. It took about one or two cars to climb up, so lunch was cut off, but I had to try the local desserts of this famous cafe, so I packed them up and ate them while waiting for the bus. The shop is in the alley opposite the Sintra Palace. I went there at noon, and there was a queue again. There was a machine calling number system in the shop, and there were 10 people in front of me when I arrived. Then I was in a situation where I didn&rsquo;t recognize any of the desserts. I had read the guide before going and knew two names. When I was queuing, I saw many locals buying a long-shaped dessert in large quantities, so I grabbed one and asked. The enthusiastic Portuguese people told me in English with a heavy accent that this was delicious and the best, and helped me communicate with the owner in Portuguese. When it was my turn, I pointed out the name on the guide to the owner. The long-shaped dessert was the [Travesseiro] on the guide, which was a specialty. Later, I saw it was also sold in boxes at Lisbon Airport. It tasted quite sweet. Another specialty is [Queijada Saloia], which is a cheesecake, sweeter, not as delicious as Travesseiro. (Okay, I also found that if I don&rsquo;t write a review immediately after eating, I will forget the specific taste.)

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