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Setubal: Ramiro Casa das Bifanas

Bifana is a traditional Portuguese sandwich made with marinated pork slices, seasoned with garlic, paprika and white wine and served with an obligatory dollop of mustard. It’s a typical lunchtime snack and you will find Bifana stalls at all Portuguese market halls throughout the country.

No wonder then, that my friend Claude took me to eat a bifana after we visited Sétubal’s Mercado do Livramento (one of the biggest markets in Portugal). I was quite baffled when our order came with a squeezy bottle of Luxembourgish mustard! Claude confided in me that he eats his bifana here every weekend, and that’s why they keep his bottle behind the counter – much to the delight of many Portuguese customers, who enjoy the flavour of our Luxembourgish mustard too.

Ramiro Casa das Bifanas
Mercado Do Livramento
Setúbal

Watch me eat a bifana with our Luxembourgish twist in this episode of my show ‘Bom Dia Anne’.

Find all my Portugal tips (and more travel tips) check my Wanderlog map here.

January 29, 2025
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