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Welcome To Bossa Brew House
**About Bossa Brew House** Nestled in the charming courtyard of Dromedario Bar in Sagres, Portugal, Bossa Brew House is a delightful microbrewery that offers an unforgettable culinary and brewing experience. Renowned for its craft beers and a diverse menu, patrons rave about the flavor-packed dishes, including the standout roasted eggplant and perfectly grilled steaks. The inviting atmosphere promotes relaxation, making it a perfect spot for both day and evening gatherings. Attentive service adds to the overall enjoyment, ensuring every visit is memorable. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or a foodie, Bossa Brew House is a must-visit treasure in Sagres.
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Bossa Brew House
Welcome to Bossa Brew House, a hidden gem located in the charming town of Sagres, Portugal. Nestled in the patio behind Dromedario Bar, this microbrewery is more than just a place to enjoy craft beers; it’s a culinary experience that will tantalize your taste buds.
From the moment you step into Bossa Brew House, you are greeted by a vibrant atmosphere that invites you to unwind. The setting is perfect for both a peaceful afternoon and a lively evening shared with friends. Customers rave about the attentive staff, who elevate the dining experience with their warm hospitality.
The menu boasts an impressive variety of dishes, each infused with unique flavors that reflect Bossa Brew House’s commitment to quality. Highlights include the Roasted Eggplant, which one delighted diner described as "out of this world," and the classic Fish & Chips, praised for its delightful crunch and savory taste. Whether you are a seafood aficionado or a carnivore at heart, there’s something for everyone here, including the delicious 300g Black Angus Steak that many have deemed grilled to perfection.
Bossa Brew House is not just about food; the in-house brewed craft beers are a must-try. Reviewers suggest complementing your meal with a refreshing pint that perfectly balances the flavorful offerings on the menu. Enjoying a local beer under the sun in their picturesque courtyard is an experience you won’t forget.
If you find yourself in Sagres, make sure to stop by Bossa Brew House, where great food, exceptional beer, and a welcoming atmosphere await. It’s a culinary journey that redefines the notion of dining at a brewery, offering an anglo-saxon vibe that may pleasantly surprise you.
For reservations or inquiries, you can reach them at +351 918 624 566. Don’t miss out on one of Sagres’ best-kept secrets!
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“ If you visit Sagres, you absolutely must come to this wonderful microbrewery. In addition to craft beers, a delicious menu with a good variety of food and great prices. Enter the courtyard for a relaxing day or evening of great beer and delicious food. The staff are very kind and attentive. A must see !! ”
“ Very good restaurant with a beautiful ambiance. Tasty food, especially Broken Egg starter which was superb and a Lime Mousse and the Orange Pudding that were gluten free, just right for me who looks for gluten free food! Recommend to anyone who would like a sumptuous meal! ”
“ Ordered a 300g black angus steak which was grilled to pure perfection (in my case medium-rare). My girlfriend ordered Sirloin steak rare which was also perfectly grilled (you can see a piece on my plate). Both steaks tasted amazingly delicious. Could've served a little bit more fries. ”
“ Great atmosphere (and beer!) - best food we’ve eaten in Sagres! Had the squid salad, fish and chips and roasted eggplant. ”
“ Food was unexpectedly delicious considering it’s a brewery. Anglo Saxon vibe, rather than Portuguese ”
“ Fish and chips was 10/10. John Dory in beer batter, some of the best fish and chips I’ve had anywhere. Beer was nice too. ”
“ One of the best place to eat in Sagres. Ordered the Roasted Eggplant. Out of this world flavour. Also ordered the Fish & Chips. Was really great too. Kartik & Rina were great servers. Very attentive and helpful. Highly recommend this Brewery. Good Beer also. They brew their own beer too. ”