Gamboa Bar — Restaurant in Peniche

Pastry is good here, however coffee and tea is mediocre. If you take regular tea it will be a regular tea bag, if you take a homemade tea it will be- peppermint with a citrus (not washed), ginger (not washed) and cinnamon. Omelette(with cheese and ham) tastes ok-similar to what you can make at home, the serving method though is questionable, you will get a tile instead of the plate (hopefully washed) 3 leaves of ruccola and 2 cherry tomatoes sliced in half. Plus 2 toasts with honey, toast are great (hard go wrong with toasting a bread) Atmosphere is mixed, the view is nice but the smell, speaks for itself, as nearby is some fish facility which stinks a lot- sometimes as dried fish, sometimes as dead fish. Service- looks like people here are really underpaid and you are a burden to them (especially if you do not...

Lovely bar/restaurant/coffeeshop with a spectacular location and views of the beach and surfing. Food is top quality and well priced, with a fair variety to choose from. There is a wide range of drinks from alcoholic mixers to non-alcoholic options and fresh juices. The service is very good and staff is friendly and heartily. We visited the Gamboa Bar in the early spring and chose a very rainy day and it was still a great spot to kick back and enjoy a small meal and a couple of drinks. I can imagine that during the summer months this place must be a small gold mine, as most of the walls are glass and can open completely to allow patrons to sit on the patio and enjoy the views...

Somehow every time we're in Peniche ,we sit and look at the beach from the Gamboa Bar . We tried sandwiches ,which were really tasty ,some pastries ( among them of course Pasteis de nata) and of course coffee, also good ,but it is really difficult to drink bad coffee in Portugal 🇵🇹, I'd even risk a statement ,that coffee here is better than in Italy 🇮🇹 ( I know it's risky ,but what a hell 😅) . The Gamboa bar is a nice place to rest from the sun and wind of the beach . I do...