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Portugal is renowned for its rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. Recently, however, the country has been gaining increasing attention for its culinary scene, making it even more attractive for international events and business meetings.
Portuguese cuisine has undergone a revival as chefs combine classic tastes with innovative cooking methods to create unique and delightful dining experiences. The country has a wide variety of food options to suit different tastes, from fresh seafood near the coast to hearty meats in the inland areas.
This year, for the first time ever, Portugal will be honoured with its own Michelin Guide, which will be dedicated to showcasing the best dining spots nationwide. This culinary celebration will be marked by a gala event in the Algarve on February 27th, underlining the country’s gastronomic excellence. Currently, Portugal boasts 163 restaurants recommended by the Michelin Guide, with 29 holding one Michelin star and 7 achieving two Michelin stars.
1. Belcanto ** (Lisbon): Renowned chef José Avillez’s flagship restaurant has earned two Michelin stars for its avant-garde approach to Portuguese cuisine. [visit website]
2. Ocean ** (Alporchinhos): Nestled within the Vila Vita Parc Resort, Ocean, guided by Chef Hans Neuner, boasts two Michelin stars for its seafood creations. [visit website]
3. Alma ** (Lisbon): Helmed by Chef Henrique Sá Pessoa, Alma blends modernity with tradition, with two Michelin stars. [visit website]
4. Vila Joya ** (Albufeira): Another gem in the Algarve, Vila Joya, led by Chef Dieter Koschina, holds two Michelin stars for its creative and refined offerings. [visit website]
5. Eleven * (Lisbon): Situated in the heart of Lisbon, Eleven, with Chef Joachim Koerper at the helm, has earned a well-deserved Michelin star for its inventive dishes. [visit website]
6. The Yeatman * (Porto): Boasting spectacular views of Porto, The Yeatman’s gastronomic prowess under Chef Ricardo Costa has secured its place with a Michelin star. [visit website]
7. Feitoria * (Lisbon): At Feitoria, Chef João Rodrigues showcases the best of Portuguese ingredients, earning the restaurant a Michelin star for its culinary excellence. [visit website]
8. A Cozinha * (Guimarães): Chef António Loureiro creates modern dishes with a strong foundation in tradition, receiving a Michelin star for its impeccable offerings. [visit website]
9. Antiqvvm * (Porto): Perched on the hills of Porto, Antiqvvm, led by Chef Vítor Matos, has earned a Michelin star for its harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. [visit website]
10. Fortaleza do Guincho * (Cascais): With its stunning coastal location, Fortaleza do Guincho boasts a Michelin star for its seafood-focused menu. [visit website]