Restaurante Imperio Dos Sabores - FERRO

Muitas vezes as pessoas ouvem falar da culinária francesa, da culinária inglesa...sem querer menosprezar essas, mas a culinária portuguesa é exquisita. Este restaurante é um bom exemplo de um lugar que, apesar de localizado em uma cidade pequena, tem boa comida, incluindo algumas ofertas de caça tradicional como javali, veado, codorna, entre outros. O peixe também é ótimo. Se possível, peça um dos pratos regionais mais tradicionais.

Often hear the people of French cuisine, English cuisine...not distract from these, but Portuguese cuisine is exquisite. this restaurant is a good example for a place that has good food in a small city, including some traditional game offers such as wild boar,...stag/buck quail, among others. the fish is also great. if possible they order one of the traditional regional dishes.

We have been visiting portugal since 2005 for our holidays. we stayed many paints in Covilhã on a small camping site, which is mainly used by people on the way to algarve. the restaurant império dos sabores is located right in front of the campsite, so we eat almost always. here once or twice. in the course of the years we found eating well prepared and the people there working very friendly. the personal does not speak English, but the most basic things they will understand. for us is the necessity to manage in Portuguese, one of the charms. the restaurant serves traditional foods that attract predominantly local customers. they can find families, businessmen or even people in their work clothes in the restaurant. this year we noticed that they have served two day specialties fish and meat during lunch, besides à la carte dishes. when we went there, they had febra do porco grelhada' (grilled pork cutlet) and carapau com arroz de tomate' (horse mackerel with tomatorei.) as a starter, a union soup was served and the dessert of the day was serradura. this means sawdust and is a pudding of milk, saw and cookies. we were there with our two very young children and a local friend. our two and a half-year-old son enjoyed rice and pommes, but was not in the mood to eat the meat that my wife and I ordered. a simple meat dish served with baked potatoes. our friend had the fish dish. of course everything was shared and I tasted everything. for three meals, broth, olive, extra rice and fries and drinks a koks, half a liter orange limonade and a liter red house wine we have paid an astronomical amount of 27 euro. during our camping stay we also drank coffee in the typical cafeteria/café, which is also part of the restaurant.

We are visiting Portugal for our holidays since 2005. Many times we stayed in Covilhã at a small camping that is mainly used by people on their way to Algarve. Restaurant Império dos Sabores is situated just outside the camping, so we almost always eat here once or twice. Over the years we found the food well prepared and the people working there very friendly. The staff doesn't speak English, but the most basic things they will understand. For us, the need to manage in Portuguese, is one of the charms. The restaurant serves traditional food, which attracts mostly local customers. You might find families, businessmen or even people in their working clothes in the restaurant.This year we noticed that they served two day specials - fish and meat - during the lunch, besides à la carte dishes. When we went there, they had 'febra do porco grelhada' (grilled pork cutlet) and 'Carapau com arroz de tomate' (horse mackerel with tomato rice). As a starter an union soup was served and the dessert of the day was Serradura. This translates to sawdust and is a pudding made of milk, cream and biscuits.We were there with our two very young kids and a local friend. Our two-and-a-half-year old son enjoyed rice and fries, but wasn't in the mood to eat the meat that both my wife and I ordered. A simple meat dish served with oven baked potatoes.Our friend had the fish dish. Of course all food was shared and I tasted everything. For three meals, bread, olives, extra rice and fries, and drinks - a Coke, half a liter of orange lemonade and a liter of red house wine - we paid an astronomical amount of 27 euros.During our stay at the camping, we also drank coffee at the typical cafeteria/cafe that is also part of the restaurant.