A Chaminé — Restaurant in Odemira

This place was recommended by the owner of a guest house near Aljezur, so I decided to go for lunch. First impression was not good - social distancing not really followed and tables were not very clean. Then the waitress came and I politely asked (in Portuguese) for the menu. She seemed annoyed with my question. "THE MENU IS POSTED ON THE DOOR!, she replied in a rude tone and left. Sometime later she came back and I told her that the menu did not really say which type fish was available for lunch, only mentioned fish in general. Sounding annoyed again, she informed me of the types of fish they had. I picked the fish and then she asked me a question, which I didn't understand because of her mask.Bad idea! She got really annoyed. She screamed back at me WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DRINK?. At this point I apologized for any inconvenience and left. Obviously, customer service and public relations is not something that they praise at...

Frist we went to the beach Amalia. So beautiful and not to many people ! The way to the beach is a little walk through a jungle. Than we had lunch here. A really hidden secret ! The service was really nice,fast ( we did not wait long for our food ) and helpful and the food was just delicious ! We had the olives , bread , soup of the day , the mixed salad and the fried squids. For desert we got the selfmade pumpkindessert. (About 26€ ink. Beer , coffee and espresso) Just perfekt, big portions and not expensive at all. Tip: try the schnapps ( made in the...

We visited this place for a light lunch with a group of 4 children and 4 adults. We asked for 8 soups and 3 big portions to share. Since we would be staying in this area with a big group of friends we asked a lady acting like the manager if it would be easy to book tables there for a lot of people. She answered very rudely that if it was to eat soup they weren't interested. The boy serving the table was very nice and caring, but the food was overpriced and the attitude of this lady made sure we...