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A Tasquinha Lagoa
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smudger
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Re: A Tasquinha Lagoa
Heading over to area in couple of weeks, will be making a return visit to this restaurant, like the idea of sitting outside with a refreshment!
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You may enjoy the food but to sit outside on a day like today ? You must be a masochist 
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smudger
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Masochist? Naw, Scottish so used to chilly weather even in summer lol!!roy4eyes wrote:You may enjoy the food but to sit outside on a day like today ? You must be a masochist
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Its the good old Jet stream thats to blame again. It is keeping the normal summer high pressure to the south alllowing the cool winds from the NW to blow over Portugal and Spain. At least getting an outside table should not be a problem
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went for lunch today; fab meal; mixed the a la carte with the set menu; delicious big tempura prawns followed by sardines; bill for 4 of us with drinks €40, difficult to see how they make money
, such good value
nice people, nice spot, I guess everyone's on the beach because it was pretty well empty
nice people, nice spot, I guess everyone's on the beach because it was pretty well empty
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We've only been in the winter months : the outside view isn't very exciting, but just wondering if it is nevertheless quite pleasant on a balmy evening? Suspect it's quite cool in the day too. Anyone tried it? The tempura prwans are great!
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djprescott
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Re: A Tasquinha Lagoa
We sat outside on a Saturday lunchtime in June this year and you needed to be in the shade - it was quite a pleasant temperature. Food was great as always!
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it was stinky hot outside in the alleyway yesterday, sun beating down directly overhead so we sat insideGeoff wrote:We've only been in the winter months : the outside view isn't very exciting, but just wondering if it is nevertheless quite pleasant on a balmy evening? Suspect it's quite cool in the day too. Anyone tried it? The tempura prwans are great!
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We had never been to this restaurant before this holiday but we had two wonderful meals here during our stay. ( I had seen it mentioned on this website though) The owner is very helpful and speaks excellent English, as does the young waitress. We sat outside, in the narrow alleyway, in the evening as the weather was very warm last week, and the only downside for me was the number of mosquitos! I did leave the restaurant with a huge amount of bites despite using insect repellent but my husband and friends got away a lot more lightly. We'll definitely go back again
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djprescott
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Can anyone tell me if A Tasquinha still do the lunch time fixed price menu?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Bruce Wallis
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Re: A Tasquinha Lagoa
Went back to this restaurant the other evening, and pleased to report that it has improved.
I never went along with Geoff's "best thing since sliced bread!" assessment, but it is a nice middle of the road restaurant, in a really nice part of Lagoa, well worth the visit because it's Portuguese in a working town, rather than a tourist resort.
I have to say that my chorizo starter was very good, and presented in an imaginative way that would have done credit it to a far more upmarket restaurant.
Main courses very good, but the desserts need some work. Very average and unimaginative, but to be fair, the Portuguese don't seem to excel at desserts, in the main.
Overall, the best quality meal out we had during during our 3 week stay.
I never went along with Geoff's "best thing since sliced bread!" assessment, but it is a nice middle of the road restaurant, in a really nice part of Lagoa, well worth the visit because it's Portuguese in a working town, rather than a tourist resort.
I have to say that my chorizo starter was very good, and presented in an imaginative way that would have done credit it to a far more upmarket restaurant.
Main courses very good, but the desserts need some work. Very average and unimaginative, but to be fair, the Portuguese don't seem to excel at desserts, in the main.
Overall, the best quality meal out we had during during our 3 week stay.
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I'll live with that Bruce.....it's the overall package that ( we think) is so appealing....I'm not really a pud man, but the chocolate mousse was fine.....and last time we went, it was complimentary...as were the couverts & the coffees.....and the little cake with " Happy Bithday Mrs H*** " but perhaps that was why!Overall, the best quality meal out we had during during our 3 week stay.
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cumbria sue
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We went last night for the first time and really enjoyed it, it was great to get plenty of nice fresh veg and will certainly go again
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Have booked a table at 1900hrs tonight. Hope we enjoy it as much as all the contributors to this review !
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Am sure you will Widge....look forward to hearing your report....back to walking yet? Our first will be 7 Nov....


