Boneca Bar Restaurant

Why choose the Boneca Restaurant?

Choosing the Boneca Restaurant for your wedding venue will be the right choice if you are looking for a totally unique setting, in a rugged coastline, with panoramic views of the sea, and cuisine that will melt your taste buds. With cocktails to celebrate, together with the most awesome backdrop for your pictures, the Boneca Restaurant will make your wedding day, a day to remember.

Weddings at the Boneca Restaurant (Portugal)

Holding your wedding at the Boneca Restaurant will be full of love and laughter, with your exchange of vows taking place nestled in the rugged rocky coastline of this picturesque location. Where you wedding style will be coordinated so your wedding pictures capture the stunning backdrop of the dramatic cliffs. Full of rock pools, walkways, and stunning views, the Boneca Restaurant also has an amazing menu of cocktails that will enhance the celebration of your day, followed by delicious cuisine for your wedding menu. With freshly caught fish, served with locally sourced vegetables and salad high on the menu, not to mention grilled tiger prawns, pork fillet with rosemary, and of course oysters from the Algarve, you wedding meal with be one to remember. The cocktails can flow late into the evening as you and your guests celebrate you memorable day.

Wedding Venue Information

Perfectly nestled in the cliffs of Carvoeiro, in the Faro District of Portugal’s Algarve region is a popular wedding destination, the Boneca Restaurant. With a stunning rocky backdrop and panoramic views of the deep blue ocean, this little slice of heaven is a must for anyone looking to have their wedding in Portugal. The Faro District is also a popular area with so many interesting things to do, like learning about Faro’s history in the Museu Municipal de Faro, dating back to the Roman time, housed in a 16th century convent. More historic icon sites are Tavira Castle, where you can climb the medieval walls for panoramic views of the surrounding areas, before visiting the ancient Roman bridge over the Gilão River, which is especially beautiful at sunset. Be sure to visit the many restaurants and taverns and sample the regional dishes like cataplana, which is a seafood stew, and Algarve pastries such as Dom Rodrigos and almond-based sweets, with many of the local markets featuring traditional Algarve flavours.