Eat
The boardwalk of Cascais is full of cafes. A vast majority of them are family-run eateries that serve up delectable Portuguese fare. The best thing to do would be to walk along the boardwalk that connects Cascais to the nearby Estoril township and check out which restaurant is the most lively and buzzing.
If you want something slightly more high end, the Cascais Marina also offers great international fare that caters more to the visiting crowd. Of course, if you want something more indulgent, you can always go to the Michelin-starred
Fortaleza do Guincho, which serves up an international menu in a stunning dining room with full sea view.
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