Country Guides
Azores
Going Out
Going Out
Azores
Food and Drink
Seafood is in abundance. Dishes are similar to those of the mainland but are given a local twist.
Regional specialities:
• Fresh grilled fish and squid, octopus.
• Grilled racas (a kind of barnacle), lobster, and cavaco (a type of crab) are also popular.
• Beef stews, local cheeses and abundant fruits (including greenhouse-grown pineapples).
Regional drinks:
• Locally produced wines are recommended.
• Brandies are distilled on the islands.
Shopping
Locally made linens and woollen goods, lace and pottery make good buys.
Food and Drink
Seafood is in abundance. Dishes are similar to those of the mainland but are given a local twist.
Regional specialities:
• Fresh grilled fish and squid, octopus.
• Grilled racas (a kind of barnacle), lobster, and cavaco (a type of crab) are also popular.
• Beef stews, local cheeses and abundant fruits (including greenhouse-grown pineapples).
Regional drinks:
• Locally produced wines are recommended.
• Brandies are distilled on the islands.
Regional specialities:
• Fresh grilled fish and squid, octopus.
• Grilled racas (a kind of barnacle), lobster, and cavaco (a type of crab) are also popular.
• Beef stews, local cheeses and abundant fruits (including greenhouse-grown pineapples).
Regional drinks:
• Locally produced wines are recommended.
• Brandies are distilled on the islands.
Shopping
Locally made linens and woollen goods, lace and pottery make good buys.
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