Alamo is a catalan restaurant in Centro Storico, Alghero.
Editorially verified August 3, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: Francesco and his family cook a 21-ingredient paella in a lane most visitors walk past on the way to the bastions.
Guided tour · 7 hours
Be guided along the wild coast around Alghero. Pristine views and paths to secret beaches. Guided snorkeling, relaxation, stories about the area, lunch, and local wine.
1h 30m
Indulge in a delightful wine and food experience amidst picturesque vineyards, where you can savor the finest Sardinian specialties paired with exquisite local red and...
Water activity · 7 hours
A daily excursion by catamaran will take you to discover the bay of Alghero with 3 stops for swimming in the protected marine area of Capo Caccia, all included, lunch ...
Address: Via Ambrogio Machin 20, 07041 Alghero
Buy pecorino, Sardinian cured meat and Marghine produce to take away at Isola Forma in Alghero, or sit down for a guided tasting board. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA farm cheese counter rather than a restaurant, where Marghine producers sell what Alghero kitchens buy.
A Basque and Sardinian counter beside the Alghero cathedral, SardOa is the old town's most reliable stop for tapas and a glass of Torbato. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA Basque and Sardinian pintxos counter tucked beside the cathedral, open only in the evening.
One of the few Alghero rooms still pouring wine at 03:00, L'Altra Vineria closes on Thursdays and runs through to 04:00 on Saturday nights. Our pick.
Why locals goLuca and Sonia keep pouring Sardinian wine to 03:00, long after the tourist terraces have closed for the night.
A small Alghero charcuterie counter behind the cathedral, Sant Miquel opens evenings midweek and adds a long lunch service at the weekend. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA cured-meat counter with a handful of tables, run as a slicing shop rather than a restaurant.
Buy pecorino, Sardinian cured meat and Marghine produce to take away at Isola Forma in Alghero, or sit down for a guided tasting board. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA farm cheese counter rather than a restaurant, where Marghine producers sell what Alghero kitchens buy.
A Basque and Sardinian counter beside the Alghero cathedral, SardOa is the old town's most reliable stop for tapas and a glass of Torbato. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA Basque and Sardinian pintxos counter tucked beside the cathedral, open only in the evening.
One of the few Alghero rooms still pouring wine at 03:00, L'Altra Vineria closes on Thursdays and runs through to 04:00 on Saturday nights. Our pick.
Why locals goLuca and Sonia keep pouring Sardinian wine to 03:00, long after the tourist terraces have closed for the night.
The Alghero port fish market on the Banchina Rafael Catardi is where restaurant kitchens buy the morning's landings before the town wakes. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goAlghero fishermen sell their own landings on the quay, and the market is finished by mid-morning.
A small Alghero charcuterie counter behind the cathedral, Sant Miquel opens evenings midweek and adds a long lunch service at the weekend. TableJourney pick.
Why locals goA cured-meat counter with a handful of tables, run as a slicing shop rather than a restaurant.
The Bon Bons laboratory on Via Einaudi in Alghero sells mornings only, with a second counter in the old town on Via Mazzini that also opens late afternoon.
Why locals goThe family still bakes the Catalan sweets of Alghero from recipes written in Alguerès, not in Italian.
