Caravela — Restaurant in Vila do Bispo

We came across this cafe after parking our car and going for a small walk, we saw that there were quite a few people outside and my parents had been before. It had just been raining so we asked if we could move one of the tables to under the sheltered part where there was room for another table. We were shouted at and told NO. It stopped raining so my mum asked if she could have a cloth to wipe the table from the rain and the lady huffed. Came outside to wipe the table and started shouting at us in Portuguese. I managed to get the gist of what she was saying and told us that she wouldn't be coming out to serve us because it's raining. Due to the very unwelcoming presence we decided to leave. We were a party of three and were prepared to have drinks and something to eat but after the way we were treated we decided to take our business elsewhere. From this experience they clearly don't...

We were treated very poorly because we don't speak Portuguese. The waitress could not speak English and communication was hard. But the worst part was that she was very rude and without any patience. It is useless to speak in fast Portuguese if we cannot understand it. I had a toast with ham: the bread was good, however there was only a small slide of ham. Furthermore, there was probably butter/margarina in the toast which I think make me having very minor stomach issue given that I am...

We quite liked this place. We were passing through town on a Sunday morning and were looking for a place to get a coffee and a pastry. A restaurant down the street wouldn't seat us, and this place looked like a place for the locals. It was low-key, but the coffee was excellent and the pastry was good. There wasn't a lot of selection, but it was a Sunday. We felt like this place was authentic and not at...