Armazém do Sal

Funchal, Madeira

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Armazém do Sal

Restaurante Armazém do Sal is housed inside a 200 year old building which used to be a salt warehouse. The restaurant stays true to traditional Madeiran dishes, and even has a Gastronomic Tour of Madeira Island, which is inspired by the coast, mountains and seasonal products.

Information

addressRua da Alfândega 135, Funchal
emailreservations@armazemdosal.com
openingHoursMon–Fri noon–3pm / 6:30pm–11pm; Sat & Sun 6:30pm–11pm
phone+351 291 241 285
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