If you are looking for a nice place to enjoy a coffee with a sea view in Praia da Rocha, Morangoice is definitely worth a stop.
By , in Food & Drink · 11 Oct 2026, 15:01 · 0 Comments
Located on Avenida Tomás Cabreira, close to the famous viewpoint overlooking Praia da Rocha and Praia dos Três Castelos, this café has a great location. From its outdoor terrace, you can enjoy the coastal atmosphere and even catch a glimpse of the beautiful Praia dos Três Castelos.
For us, Morangoice is always a must-stop when we are having a stroll along Praia da Rocha or simply want to enjoy a little coffee break before heading to the beach.

What we particularly like about this place, apart from its location, is the fast service and the food. And I have to mention their pastel de nata, which is honestly one of the best we have tried.
Although we usually stop here for coffee and something sweet, Morangoice has quite a varied menu. You can choose from sandwiches, toasts, burgers and salads, making it a good option for breakfast or a casual lunch. Those with a sweet tooth can enjoy crepes, ice creams and traditional Portuguese pastries.
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The café also serves a selection of drinks, from coffee and fresh juices to smoothies, beer and sangria. With outdoor seating, it is a lovely place to sit for a while, especially on a sunny day when Praia da Rocha is full of life.
And one of the best things about Morangoice is what you can do afterwards. Just a few metres away is one of my favourite viewpoints in the area, where you can admire the coastline, the impressive cliffs and the beautiful beaches.
Tereza Pedro is originally from Slovakia and now based in the Algarve, with a master’s in mass media. Passionate about lifestyle and storytelling, she captures the essence of daily life through a blend of creativity, international perspective, and coastal living—all while raising her son.

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