Quite a find. Superb wine list. Excellent food. We came twice we liked it so much. Quaint decor…read morewith excellent service. Go!

Great casual, tiny (10 seats) spot for wine and simple, great tapas. Friendly service (very good…read moreEnglish spoken).

This is a pretty nice wine place where you can have some local wine tasting with a great…read moreexplanation of wines. As we were more into the food, we just ordered some local tapas and some wine per glass. The service was very nice, very friendly and you can enjoy your wine in inner garden or inside.

Excellent, award winning wine. I bought a case :) I had it shipped back to the US. Affordable.read more

The staff here were very friendly, knowledgable, and welcoming. I was able to try 4 amazing local…read morewines for only 2.50 Euros. It's located right on the main shopping street. Don't miss it!

Just came upon this place for lunch. Wonderful. Had pig cheeks. VERY tender and service was…read moreimpeccable. Waiter suggested a wonderful wine to pair with the meal.

My experience at Dona Laura was great! The food was very good, and the prices were extremely…read morereasonable. I highly recommend getting the garlic shrimp and pepper steak. For dessert, the passion fruit mousse was delicious. The staff at the restaurant were very kind and helpful. Originally, we had a reservation for a previous day, but because of train strikes, we were unable to make the trip to Evora. However, we went three days later and were able to get a table when the restaurant opened without a reservation. Definitely eat here if you are making the trip to Evora.

Outstanding food! We are food people, and everything we had here was excellent. Perfectly cooked…read moreand the portions are large. Friendly service and excellent food. Highly recommend!

Despite having a Michelin bib gourmand, I found the food at this restaurant to be very average…read more We went for lunch on a weekday and right at opening there was just 1 other table in there. After about an hour, it started to get a bit busier with 3 other tables. The service was pretty good, and the restaurant and bathrooms were clean. We were given their regular menu and also the menu of the day. Unfortunately they did not have a lunch menu. The menu of the day was in Portuguese only, so the waiter patiently translated and described each of the dishes. We ended up ordering both mains from the menu of the day and the appetizer from their regular menu. The baked cheese seemed like it could be something I could make at home. It was various cheeses melted together with oregano that came with crispy crostini bread. The lamb chops were simply grilled with garlic and came with a side of homemade chips, vegetables and potatoes. We got 7 pieces total: 3 individual rack pieces and 4 chops. Honestly the taste was very mid with not much char. The pork and clam dish was probably the best dish of the 3. It came with a decent portion of black pork chunks that were mostly tender and not chewy, and a lot of clams. It was topped with fried potatoes, kind of like the ones you'd get at brunch. There was a lot of flavourful sauce at the bottom so it would have been nice to have more potatoes. I felt like for a Michelin bib gourmand restaurant, it would have been better, but overall I was not that impressed. For 2 people, 1 bottle of water, 1 appetizer, and 2 mains came to 47€. Everything was just okay. I don't think I would come again or recommend to others. I had much better Portuguese food on my trip here.

Very nice winery and we got the tour in Portuguese, because an English tour did not fit in with our…read moreschedule, however it was fun, we were grouped with a large group from Brazil. The wines and small bites we had were delicious, I loved their full body, dry red wine very tasty, This winery had a lot of awards and wine tasting in Portugal is inexpensive, a tour plus wine tasting can cost between 3-10 euros. Beautiful property, if you have a time go an visit this place.

Evora is about an hour and twenty min drive/train from Lisbon. It's either a long day trip or a…read morenice one night stay. The hotels are decent, the locals are friendly and the sights are consuming enough for a day or two (Roman ruins, chapel of bones etc) Couched in this one night stay are an impressive array of local-sourced restaurants. My only regret is that we didn't stay longer to try more. Cartuxa Enoteca is one of several I had on my list to try and it did not disappoint. We ordered: Mushroom, sheeps milk cheese and mint gratin - outstanding! Sautéed squid, chilli, lemon and rosemary - great Sliced beef tongue- I didn't eat it but others at my table loved it! Fries in olive oil - good (I had the audacity to ask for mayo in a place that I believe make their own oil - they politely declined and said "no sauces - only olive oil taste") A couple of diff glasses of their reserve red - both were delicious The olive oil pudding - an absolute must try. I left extremely satisfied.

Charming restaurant with great very inexpensive food. We tried four excellent dishes- black pork,…read morecod, goat and tomato meat soup all were excellently prepared The fried potatoes were delicious.

Wow. Stumbled on this place in the middle of a thunderstorm, most of the restaurants in town were…read moreclosed and the electricity in all of Redondo had just went out as we parked in front. A glowing fire of charcoal was burning in a small wheel barrow by the front door. The lights flickered back on as I stepped inside to see a small dining room, already full. In my broken Portuguese/Spanish, I asked if they served food, they nodded yes as the rest of my party walked through the door. I said, "Ok, donje?" The unhappy waitress barely nodded her head toward the stairs and we ventured into an empty dining room set with white table clothes. One long table was set for 20 with tapas already in place. We settled into the other table and struggled through the one menu they gave us. Soon, the other table started to fill and we learned it was a party for the workers from another restaurant in town (good sign). One of the workers came to help us translate and we ended up with one of the best meals we have had since in Portuglal. The pitcher of white wine was $5 and excellent and smooth. The grilled pork was mouth watering... the french fries and salad was what was to be expected. Still, a very pleasant surprise and excellent meal experience. Authentic counts here.

This place is awesome! It says fondue but it's meat cooked on a very hot piece of granite with…read moregreat sauces.

Acontece is the best restaurant in Elvas. The service is world class. The food is amazing. The…read moreatmosphere is great. And the best part is that this gem is found in this quaint little village. I would highely recommend this restaurant to anyone in the area.

menu said grilled cod but they gave us sea bass with out telling us. Also fish soup was very sour.read more

I used Yelp! A bit late that evening and there was no place - so consider a reservation. Anyhow, we…read morewent for the take out option and it was very tasty. We ordered: Braised Tuna Steak. Well seasoned, well cooked (still rare inside, even for take out!), perfect choice of spices, very fresh veggies and puree on the side. 4.5/5 Shrimp curry. We got the rice in the side so we just needed to add it to the curry when serving. Nice attention from the restaurant. Meal was succulent, well prepared, curry was amazing. I would however suggest to order it to share between 4-6 people as a side, because this quite generous portion can be overwhelming for a single person. 4/5