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Portuguese restaurant à Angra do Heroísmo
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Alcatra
Most frequently recommended dish in the reviews; praised as delicious, melting in the mouth, and the must-try traditional specialty at this restaurant.
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Degustação
Recommended for first-time visitors because it lets you sample several traditional dishes at once, including pork, beef, and other local specialties.
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Doce De Vinagre
Highlighted as one of the standout desserts and specifically recommended by a reviewer as delicious.
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Feijoada Vegetariana
Strongly recommended by a vegetarian reviewer as extraordinary and the best vegetarian food they had on Terceira.
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Vinegar Pudding
Mentioned as an absolutely delicious dessert and singled out as especially good.
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Torresmos
Praised as the best the reviewer had on the island, making it a standout pork dish worth ordering.
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Linguica
Called amazing in combination with other traditional meats, showing it was a favorite among the meat dishes.
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Morcela
Also described as amazing alongside the other traditional sausage dishes, making it a recommended item for meat lovers.
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Traditional Stewed Beef
Described as very good, rich, and filling, with potatoes and rice, making it a recommended hearty main.
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Beef Soup
The only option for one reviewer and described as beyond excellent, indicating it was a strong standout.
Détails
Horaires
| Lundi | 12 to 4 PM |
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| Mardi | 12 to 4 PM |
| Mercredi | 12 to 4 PM |
| Jeudi | 12 to 4 PM |
| Vendredi | 12 to 4 PM |
| Samedi | 12 to 4 PM |
| Dimanche | Fermé |
À propos de Ti Chôa
Ti Chôa is a Portuguese restaurant in Angra do Heroísmo, on Terceira in the Azores. Reviews consistently praise its traditional meat-focused dishes, especially alcatra, tasting menus, top sirloin, blood sausage, and pork-based plates, along with local wine and coffee. The setting is described as casual, cozy, quiet, and romantic, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Reviewers also note friendly, helpful service and a strong traditional dining experience.
Services
Service options
- Outdoor seating
- Dine-in
Highlights
- Great coffee
- Great wine list
Popular for
- Lunch
- Solo dining
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Coffee
- Hard liquor
- Small plates
- Wine
Dining options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Seating
- Table service
Amenities
- Restroom
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
- Quiet
- Romantic
Crowd
- Groups
- Tourists
Planning
- Lunch reservations recommended
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
Children
- Good for kids
Parking
- Free parking lot
- Free street parking
- Usually plenty of parking
Questions fréquentes
What is Ti Chôa known for?
Ti Chôa is best known for alcatra, a traditional beef dish that reviewers repeatedly call a standout, along with its tasting menu that showcases several local meats. People also mention top sirloin, blood sausage, and pork selections as part of the restaurant’s traditional Azorean focus.
What dishes are most recommended at Ti Chôa?
The most recommended items are alcatra, the meat sampler or tasting menu, torresmos, linguiça, morcela, and the Feijoada Vegetariana. Reviewers also mention stewed beef and the vinegar pudding-style dessert as memorable choices.
What is the atmosphere like at Ti Chôa?
The atmosphere is described as cozy, quiet, casual, and romantic, with a charming house-like setting and limited outdoor seating. It seems to suit couples, solo diners, and groups who want a traditional meal rather than a loud or rushed experience.
Is Ti Chôa good value, and what does it cost?
Ti Chôa is in the €20–25 price range, and reviewers say the portions are generous enough that the tasting menu can feel like a full meal and then some. One review described a sampler, bread and cheese, wine, water, and dessert for €43 total for two, which suggests solid value for the amount of food served.
Do you need a reservation at Ti Chôa?
Yes, reservations are recommended, especially for lunch on weekends and for dinner, because reviewers mention people being turned away when they did not book. Some guests did get in without a reservation at lunch, but the safer approach is to reserve ahead.
Is parking available at Ti Chôa?
Yes. Free parking lot, Free street parking, Usually plenty of parking is available.
Is Ti Chôa kid-friendly?
Yes, Ti Chôa is good for kids.
