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The former dining room of the Santo da Serra Tea House is now the Avó Micas Restaurant. The restaurant has a breakfast buffet service with home-made specialities and offers an à la carte dinner menu which includes traditional recipes. *Lunch is also available at the weekend.
You can also choose this service to have breakfasts, light meals and dinners from the comfort of your room.
The lounge, with its traditional Madeira furniture, is a relaxing space where afternoon tea is served by the fireplace, with our famous home-made scones, cakes, jams and a selection of teas and coffees.
The hotel bar offers a menu of snacks and drinks available throughout the day. Enjoy light meals and continue to discove.r Vila do Santo da Serra
If you are looking for an alternative to the cuisine from our hotel, come and try other PortoBay restaurants on Madeira. Traditional Madeira flavours or something more special. The value of your purchase will be applied to your room account.
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Situated next to the Lido sea promenade, this is an Italian-inspired restaurant, with sophisticated flavours, that integrates the local community with the resort’s guests. It serves 'à la carte' lunches and dinners, indoors or on the cosy and sunny decked terrace.
Located in one of the centuries-old houses you will find the Avista Restaurant & Lounges. Next to the hotel, with direct access to the street. Under the guidance of Chef Benoît Sinthon (Executive Chef at The Cliff Bay), it offers a variety of flavours. The restaurant and its gardens are located atop a natural promontory with unique views of the sea and Funchal Bay.
Take a deep breath and feel the sea air! Next to the outdoor saltwater pool and right next to the sea, take a break with a relaxing dip and challenge your senses with the barbecue, salad buffet and à la carte menu. Fresh, light and refreshing flavours. You really know you’re on holiday here!
The two Michelin-starred Il Gallo d'Oro restaurant offers exquisite Mediterranean and Iberian-inspired aromatic cuisine. For Chef Benoît Sinthon, local produce is a key ingredient, combined with international high quality fare. The dishes delight with their careful presentation and colours, the freshness of their ingredients and their delicate flavours. The restaurant was recently refurbished.
The Arsenal restaurant offers a breakfast buffet and, at dinner, themed buffets or a set menu based on internationally inspired cuisine.
