With its pretty lace curtains, white tablecloths and woody decor, snug São Marcos is the very picture of an old-school Portuguese restaurant. In keeping with the decor, the menu sticks to the tried-and-tested with a selection of bacalhau (dried salt-cod) staples and grilled and roasted meats, including an excellent cordeiro (lamb).
São Marcos Restaurante
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