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A Tasquina is situated in a basement - though you would not know it when you are there. Easier to keep cool in the summer. The food is really excellent and not expensive. The restaurant is located about 250m due north of the Basilica.
We have now been many times in the past 4 years and are amazed at the quality and price.
The food is Portuguese. I am attaching a photo of the menu on 13 October 2011. These are the specials for the day (it is one of the busiest days in the year in Fatima). A 1/2dose is enough for one, a dose enough for 2. The main menu is extensive with fish and meat.
If you Google 'A Tasquina Fatima' you will see some photos. The tables are in rows and at busy times you may have to sit next to other diners. This is a plus factor! They may have worked in Canada or France and will be pleased to talk to you and suggest things to see and places to go.
Favorite Dish: My wife adores the lamb cutlets and has them every time! I like the lombo de porco or the bifinas de Peru (Turkey). The salami and creamy spread that they bring when you are waiting for your meal are also delicious. You have to pay but not much. In Portugal you pay for bread, butter and olives too but this is usually only pennies.
Written Oct 20, 2011
Address: R. Monfortinhos - Cove da Iria, Fatima.
Website: tasquinhafatima.com
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Everybody! Yes.. it's really everybody! Everybody tells me that this is one of the best restaurants in Portugal. I live 50 km away, and... (do you believe it?) never managed to go there. Fernanda's day off is on Monday (it's closed on Sunday for dinner and all Monday) and when we get some extra time, we try to go further, so... it is too close, and doesn't come to our minds. Shame... shame... shame! Be witness of my promise: I will not walk to Fatima, but I will, soon, take the imperious decision - to drive to Tia Alice.
Four years later my shame remains. However, remember tha Fatima is the lando of promises, so, I will keep promising, that, soon, I will write about my visit.
Updated Nov 16, 2010
Address: Rua do Adro
Phone: 249531737
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With management Azores, the Santa Rita restaurant caters well prepared and generously served, as you can prove when we visit.
With quality and affordable, the pilgrim to Fatima here eat only homemade food, which is best in our food.
We have a good wine (including wine without alcohol), with a varied menu to be enjoyed in a single room to feel at home in a family atmosphere, relaxed and simple.
Favorite Dish: Cod fish. Divinus!
Written Jan 20, 2010
Address: Rua Rainha Santa Isabel
Phone: 249098041
Website: http://www.santarita.no.comunidades.net
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We found Portuguese food to be very meat and potato based. I craved vegetables (salad is more than lettuce and tomato next to slated cod or a lump of meat) and Take craved rice. We found eating Chinese (and Indian) to be good ways to break up the food for us. They were also usually cheap.
We saw this restaurant as we were on the bus out to Tomar. Later that night we were back in Fatima and looking for somewhere to eat. Many restaurants were closed (it was December 26th) or we weren't sold on their menus so we decided to go to Boa Sorte.
Our meal with drinks cost 12.65 Euro for two.
Favorite Dish: The beef with Broccoli was a decent choice.
Written Jan 6, 2007
Address: Estrada De Ourem, No 14 Rotunda Sul 2495-522
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I really needed a drink but felt so disappointed in the whole place that I never bothered. If people are so religious why ridicule everything about it and try to make shed loads of money from it? This place was the last straw for me!
Favorite Dish: I never even went in here!
Updated Oct 19, 2006
Address: In the square by the church
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Basically you can eat anywhere and anything in fatima, except inside the sanctuary. IF you're only staying for a few ours and have no time for a real meal, I suggest the cafe at the bus station: they have plenty of sandwiches and pastries
Favorite Dish: this delicious sandwich filled with a potato something... delicious!
Written Mar 9, 2004
Address: fatima
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Written Oct 28, 2002
Address: Moita do Martinho - S.Mamede - Fátima
Phone: 244704909
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