Costa Do Estoril - Menu

Costa de Estoril is the perfect place to come for a meal with lots of space inside and friendly staff. The food is really simple and tasty . I cant reccomend it enough.

The staff here are so so friendly and the food is always excellent. The Sunday morning full english breakfast so to die for, and their steaks are also excellent. Can't fault the place!

Went one evening with an old friend. He loved the wine and we had sardines, calamares and chorizo. All spot on and terrific starters. Steaks to follow with chips and a tasty salad. Amazing evening

The restaurant is spacious and Covid-compliant, with affordable prices. However, the food leaves much to be desired. The Spanish omelette was disappointing, as it didn't resemble a traditional Spanish omelette. My partner's fried fish with salad and rice was also underwhelming, as the salad was overly wet. Overall, we were not impressed and do not plan on returning.

I arrived at the restaurant and waited for over 20 minutes before someone finally came to take my order. The staff was friendly, but the food took too long to arrive and was rather bland. Waiting 40 minutes for a meal of mediocre quality was disappointing. The prices were reasonable, but not enough to make up for the lackluster food. Overall, I would not return to this restaurant and neither would my wife.

Service was poor, being grunted at with a sour face is very off putting. The cappacinno had 2inch froth on it and tasted like it came out of a bad machine. The chips were great but the omelette was awful. there was a whole onion in it, very little cheese very bad experience. Spoke to the waitress but she just grunted and walked off with the plate. I won't be visiting this cafe again however the price range is great for poor food and service.

Mid afternoon we were looking for something reasonably substantial to eat after a long journey.There was little on offer apart from several run down looking carry outs which we did not fancy. From the outside this looks a small place but it opens out to a fairly sizeable dining room.The menu was varied from snacks to meals.The fish and chips was well received. I tried the biscuit cake made from rich tea biscuits and a liqueur, very interesting.They has some lovely cakes on display. A lot of locals seem to use this restaurant.All clean and tidy. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

I was tired of spending too much money on food at my nearby hostel, so I decided to try a different place. The day before, I enjoyed a delicious egg and bacon sandwich for £3, so I returned the next day for a full English breakfast. The restaurant was spacious with traditional wooden furniture and had a TV playing Portuguese soccer, but it wasn't too distracting. I ordered the full English breakfast for £6.50, which came with a large cup of tea, 2 eggs, 2 rashers of bacon, beans, a well-cooked sausage, a large tomato, and 2 slices of buttered toast - all cooked to perfection and very tasty. They also offer an Estoril breakfast with fillet steak for £8. The menu has a wide variety of options...

We have been coming to this place for their excellent coffee for 14 years. Recently the coffee took a turn downhill not so sure if it was a new machine or a new member of staff making it but it appears to be back on form. Choice of black or white simple as that with a darn good coffee bean. Portguese family run cafe with a broad menu, some fine tarts, pastries and freshly squeezed orange juice. Avoid the cakes that look remarkably like the cheap oversugared stuff you get in the chain coffee shops (muffins/croissants and cookies) , they have some wonderful Portguese cakes like the traditional custard tarts, flans and frangipane based fruit tarts. Their main meals are huge go hungry, they have...