Are you searching for a unique dining spot on Madeira Island? Look no further than O Forno Restaurant, which serves traditional Madeiran cuisine and famous dishes. It’s a perfect place to indulge in local flavours and try something new.
O Forno Restaurant, Location & Contacts
Phone: 291098341
The O Forno Restaurant’s location, next to the road and close to the Ponta do Pargo lighthouse, offers a beautiful view of the west coast of Madeira.
If you’re planning a trip, check out “Things To Do In Madeira” and “Things To Do In Funchal Madeira” to make the most of your visit.
Opening Hours
- From Tuesdays to Saturdays: from 12:00–15:30 to 17:30–21:00.
- Closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Ambience:
The light inside the dining room is just right – not too bright, not too dim. The atmosphere is cosy, almost familial.
And the terrace – it’s the perfect spot to take in the natural beauty of the surrounding area. The breathtaking view and the fresh air are invigorating.
It’s a place where you could sit for hours, lost in thought.
Menu – Food
The menu at this restaurant is a feast for the senses.
Each dish is crafted with care, from the warm, comforting bolo do caco with its melty cheese and drizzle of honey to the sizzling beef skewers, cooked to perfection.
The homemade chips and fresh salad are the perfect accompaniment.
But the shot star is the 600g chop, a juicy, succulent masterpiece.
For vegetarians, there is a mouth-watering lasagna paired with homemade potatoes.
And for dessert, the lemon tart is a symphony of flavours and textures, light and tangy with a delicate sweetness. Every bite is a culinary experience not to be missed.”
Price:
The cost per person is an affordable 24 euros, which is a great value for the high-quality food and service offered.
Service:
When you sit down at this restaurant, don’t expect to be waiting long for your meal. Service was quick as a whip. The staff were always around to help with any questions we had. They speak many languages and ain’t shy about it.
Conclusion:
All in all, it’s a top pick for chowing down on Madeira island. It’s got a fantastic menu, local and made-from-scratch grub, and prices that won’t break the bank. The view ain’t too shabby and adds to the overall experience.
Things to do near:
Heading south, we come across the charming Machico town. It’s got a cute little beach and two great lookout spots: Pico do Facho and Francisco Álvares Nóbrega viewpoints.
If we head northeast, we roll into Caniçal. Here we can check out the intriguing Madeira Whale Museum. Keep trucking on that road, and we’ll end up at the jaw-dropping Ponta de São Lourenço.
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