Stopped by for wine & dessert after dinner. Cute outdoor seating in picnic benches under hanging…read morelights. They also have a large indoor dining space. They carry red & white options for around 4 EUR per glass. We tried the chocolate dessert, which was excellent! The chef came out to explain the dessert & how to eat it. Great vibe! Would come again.

This hidden gem in Faro is worth seeking out. I visited a pub across the alley a few times in the…read morepast and I always saw that this restaurant was always crowded...a good sign right. I decided to try it and drug a friend along and man was it tasty! The service was spot on and the photos show how cozy and warm the interior of the restaurant looks. It feels just as welcoming. We didn't have reservations so they had us wait. Attached is a hidden room called "The Library" super cool (see photos). We ordered wine and an appetizer and I would have been happy to eat dinner in this area. The food was so delicious, the garlic kale dish was so tasty and perfectly seasoned that I had to go look in a grocery store for a similar product. YUM. The steak was delicious and we decided two deserts...glad we did...delicious...go for it. I usually don't order dessert but it is worth the calories here!!! Yum, go, if you don't you're missing out. It is a bit hidden but worth trying to find. Also, the craft brewery across the alley is super cool to pop in for a drink before or after dinner.

When we arrived late afternoon, the restaurant was open but the kitchen was closed so we could only…read morehave a drink. Disappointing since we were looking to have an early dinner after a long drive.

Not exactly a slice of "authentic Portugal" but a great place none the less!…read more They have a superb choice of beers, wines and spirits and the bar staff are excellent. They'll literally spend 5 mins making sure that the head on your craft beer is formed to perfection. They have lots of TV screens including two outside and can simultaneously show numerous sporting events. The vibe is very chilled out and friendly too. Definitely recommended.

Tucked in the back of a courtyard with five or six other restaurants, this brewery is laid back and…read morewe'll run. The staff/owners are nice and friendly and have been in Sagres for decades. Their beer is good and they have a proper IPA. The food is good and reasonably priced for the area. We had nice time and enjoyed the truffle risotto, mashed potatoes, and a brownie. Yum stuff in cool brewery. Give them a try if you're in Sagres.

I like the drinks here but the martinis are way too small. Especially for the price. I posted a…read morepicture. Guys, this is not NYC, it's Sagres and even in the city you'd get a larger portion for the price. Never tried the food but the choricio sounds interesting. In Portugal, large tipping is for tourists. I didn't leave s large tip but a local tip and the bartender didn't even look at me as I thanked him on the way out. Do you really expect a 5 euro tip on a 14,50 bill? At least says thank you for what you got. It shows me that it's more about money than pride in the job. I won't return.