Oxalá restaurant Ovar

Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant

Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant
Oxalá restaurant

Oxalá restaurant in Ovar opened its doors for the first time in 1991 and quickly became a legend under restaurants in the district.

Oxalá is a Portuguese verb which originated from the original Arabic wa-šā’ allāh which translates to `if God is willing` but it is generally understood in the Portuguese language as `hopefully` or `I wish it so`.

Oxalá restaurant is set roughly 2 km from Ovar on the Ribeiro Ovar facing a yacht harbor. It is a modern building that inside has been given a traditional wine cellar feel. Most impressive is the large long wine cellar which seems to be a sophisticated and atmospheric celebration of the excellent regional wines.

The restaurant is famous for it`´s fresh fish dishes, it`s generous portion, it`s famous and unique selection of wines and it`s friendly and professional attention to detail. Certainly a restaurant we suggest on your next visit to the Porto district.

As the restaurant is excellent and very popular we suggest reservation for groups reservation is obliged!

fish:

  • Fresh grilled or prepared in the oven
  • Maritime symphony various fish grilled and served with vegetables
  • Feijoada de Mariscos – a typical Portugal bean dish served with sea food
  • Bass prepared in sea salt
  • Tropicall shrimp mayonnaise

Meat:

  • mixed  Grill
  • Miminhos à Oxalá

 

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