Poncha de Maracujá
Poncha with passion fruit.
Madeira Island · Portugal
The places we keep going back to — espetada cooked over the fire, fresh lapas, a proper poncha and an espresso in a café from 1841.
What to order at the bar — from poncha to the local beer and sodas.
Poncha with passion fruit.
Poncha with lemon.
Beer and ice cream.
Madeira's own beer.
Passion fruit soda.
Orange soda.
The dishes to look for on the menu.
Beef chunks with garlic, salt and bay leaf, skewered and grilled over the fire.
Limpets grilled in their shells with garlic butter and lemon.
Cubes of fried cornmeal, crispy outside and soft inside.
Soft cooked cornmeal, a traditional side.
Round flatbread cooked on a hot stone, served warm with garlic butter.
Small pieces of beef fried with garlic, served on a big plate with fries to share.
Steak sandwich in bolo do caco bread.
Garlic and bread soup with herbs, usually with a poached egg.
Roasted salt cod with lots of olive oil, garlic and small potatoes.
Something sweet to go with the coffee.
Dark, spiced cake made with sugarcane honey.
Small sweet cheese tart.
Small honey biscuits made with sugarcane honey.
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Traditional Madeiran cooking — sit down, order the espetada and take your time.
Best espetada in the fire that I had.
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Open in Google MapsBest rabbit and brisket I had in my life.
Open in Google MapsGreat espetada in the fire, traditional place.
Open in Google MapsSeafood, like the traditional lapas.
Open in Google MapsOne of our regular spots.
Open in Google MapsWhen you just want something good without the long sit-down.
There's a canteen inside — quick, cheap and good.
Open in Google MapsCheap, good and quick.
Open in Google MapsPoncha, coffee, a cold beer with a view, and something sweet.
Best poncha place for me.
Open in Google MapsNice view for a coffee or a beer, in the old town.
Open in Google MapsFounded in 1841. Love to go here, stay inside, have an espresso and just appreciate it.
Open in Google MapsFor the classic cake, queijada.
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