Museu do Pão

Small but interesting museum, and a gorgeous restaurant. Extensive buffet starters, we were served both the fish and meat mains (dish of the day, only option), and extensive buffet desserts. €80 for two including a nice bottle of wine.

Lovely setting and views, attentive staff. Very well worth going but you must book.

The bread museum was very interesting. 4 different rooms filled with so much information, displays, artwork, newspaper clippings and ornaments to do with pao or bread. Also lots of information on Portugal 😊

Great experience on this museum. Right at the door you can smell the amazing smell of bread. We didn’t have lunch but reviews look great.

Great experience at the bread museum, we had a guided tour with Joana that was very informative and fun! Definitely recommend!

The restaurant was recently refurbished and it looks super clean and tidy. The Christmas decorations were beautiful 🎄
The food is traditional portuguese cuisine.

Be ready to spend more than €20 per person, but you get:
- All-you-can-eat delicious buffet starters.
- One main fish dish.
- One main meat dish.
- As many desserts as you want from the buffet.

The staff is super kind and they will ask if you want to have more food from the main courses.
The value you pay is expensive but it’s not that much taking into consideration the amount of food you can have!!

I am not a big fan of cod but I have to say I had the tastiest cod of my life.
The pork meat was very tender 🥩
Overall food quality was superb 🤍
5/5

Amazing experience! Tasty and interesting (with unusual hints of flavor) Portuguese food. Cool interior design.
Very cheap for what’s you get: 22€ for buffet, two main courses and great amount of desserts.

Brilliant experience! Very interesting museum and with a final part great for the kids. Cheap entrance which made it a great value for money.

I loved the starter and dessert buffets. The chef was very understanding about my dietary needs and created an off-menu meal which was suitable for me, I would definitely return. Wonderful staff, service and food!

Small but nice museum, we combined our visit with some tea and toasted bread, I'll recommend to do the same! They also have a restaurant but wasn't open at that time. Very friendly staff.

Great food, atmosphere, service and view. Best dining experience so far in Portugal.

A very nice place with lots of local and tradition information. It has a store where one can buy local products with superior quality!

We loved the museum of bread. We learnt a lot about the history of bread in Portugal and it's importance

The building's architecture and construction is well done. A great mix of modern and traditional styles.
The collection is also well conceived, it covers every aspect of bread making, including its political and literary dimension.
The coffee shop also has great views to the valley.

Museum Of Bread! Not sure why its written in portugesse, all of the exibits are also in english. Excellent exhibits and tour which keeps everything very interesting! Also, theres a supremely beautiful balcony with excellent coffee and view to the entire valley!

Amazing place, keep it up.

Very well documented and organized. Has a little theater and an activity for the kids related to the bread cycle. A great way to spend a couple of hours!

The view in this places is something else, and the bread is just 😳

Entrance fee for adults 7.50€
Very well done. English on all the displays.
Kids section is the best! They can make bread and the animatronics are really cute.
Well worth the visit.

The importance of bread in society and throughout the ages.
Great museum, and don't miss out on the esplanade!

Wonderful restaurant with top service and great gourmet experience, with starters and deserts