The Municipal Market of Loule, with its distinctive Moorish-style building, is one of the town's icons. Fruit, fish, flowers and local products make it a must-visit.
What to see
The 1908 building is an attraction in itself, with its domes and decorative details.
Inside you will find stalls of fresh fish, fruit, vegetables, spices and regional sweets.
When to go
Mornings are the best time, when the market is busiest and the produce freshest.
On Saturdays there is also a street market nearby that draws plenty of visitors.
Eat after your visit
After wandering the stalls, you will want to sit down and eat at your own pace.
Pregaria, on the avenue, is close by and a good stop for a relaxed lunch.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I eat pregos in Loule?
At Pregaria Loule, Av. José da Costa Mealha 9, 8100-531 Loulé. We serve pregos on bolo do caco with garlic butter, made to order, right in the centre of Loule.
What is the best place for bolo do caco in Loule?
Pregaria serves bolo do caco fresh on the griddle with garlic butter, and as the base of its signature pregos, in central Loule.
Is Pregaria a good casual restaurant in Loule?
Yes. Pregaria is a casual Portuguese restaurant in Loule serving pregos, bifanas, Black Angus burgers and bitoques, with a terrace and takeaway.
How do I book a table at Pregaria Loule?
Call +351 968 839 055 to book a table. Pregaria is open for lunch and dinner at Av. José da Costa Mealha 9, 8100-531 Loulé.