Péco no Mercado is a pizzeria known for its delicious crunchy pizzas made with fresh ingredients and meticulously chosen with high quality standards in mind. You can enjoy our takeaway service and take your pizza home, or enjoy it on the terrace or counter. In addition to pizzas, you can try snacks such as mussels, Padrón peppers and limpets and cheese and sausage boards to share. The renowned quality of our products is combined with the warm atmosphere and the friendliness of our professionals. All to provide you with an excellent dining experience.
Pizzas, tapas
Tuesday to Thrusday 12h - 22h | friday and saturday 12h - 24h
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Address:
Rua de Diu, s/n Mercado da Foz, lj 32
Postal Code:
4150-276
City Zone:
Foz Sea
Landline Phone:
223167718
Email:
peconomercado@gmail.com
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