This place! Off the beaten path but such a jem! The service is impeccable the food is amazing and…read morethe wine selection incredible. If you're a foodie like me, you'll surely enjoy this place.

Fantastic selections of Portuguese wines and great European cheeses. Family run operation with a…read morewelcoming atmosphere - they were happy to tailor a wine tasting flight and cheese plate to my preferences. Wish I had more nights in Faro to stop back by - I heard the Rose was killer!

Food: I know they're known for being a wine restaurant however came here specifically for the food…read moreand was very well impressed. Ended up ordering the tartar, ceviche and ossobuco which were all delicious! My favorite had to be the ossobuco- soft tender meat and the sauce was just delicious! Cost: Well priced for the quality of the dishes. Had no complaints here! Environment: Clean and cozy, loved the decor- one of the walls were covered with plates and I thought it was extremely beautiful! Service: There weren't a lot of people when we came and so I had no problem with service! We were checked up on well and often enough! Uniqueness: Cute wine bar (would need to come back and try out the wine they have to offer) but the food here was also delicious and would come back here, especially for the ossobuco!

Great little place in Lagos. Fully recommend this place! Try the squid and stuff mushrooms!…read more Loved the staff. Very helpful!

I don't usually post reviews, but since this place has only one, I just have to. Wanted to taste…read morethrough some Sherry (more specifically Manzanilla) before heading to dinner, and this place was the perfect find! Uber local (I was the only foreigner when I went), warm, and the guy there knew how to answer all my Manzanilla questions. There are tables but standing at the bar is the norm. He brings you two olives w every glass order. It looks like you can order chips or sardines if you want. It's a classic, very local joint that is worth the stop to taste the local booze.

Agree with all reviewers who commented this was the best restaurant they went to in Portugal. We…read morehad so much fun at this restaurant discussing food and wine with the owners. The owners are incredibly knowledgeable and gracious hosts. Food is served tapas style and my sons all said the sardines were the best they ever had. We loved every dish served. If staying in the beach area, take an easy Uber ride to Rolha. We keep talking about this dining experience in Portugal. Truly amazing!

This was the best place I went to in Portugal. Food was amazing and Antonio and Rodrigo were the…read morebest hosts. Let them choose everything. You will not regret it.

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.

Super delicious food, really great service. We had been walking along and while it was not the…read morebusiest location - we were SO glad to have eaten here. The food menu was a wonderful mix of local tapas, pizza, and even some american dishes like a cheeseburger which was great for the kids.

On one side of the little cobblestone alley you have an artisan beer & burger place (1/2 off on…read moreTuesdays.) On the other side, there's tapas & other more sophisticated offerings. I ordered a cabbage salad which was really fresh & delicious to pair with the carmalized Chevére cheese. For dessert I had the roasted plums. These gourmet offerings are tasty & priced right!

Service was excellent. My wife had the burger which was amazing. I had spaghetti with shrimp,also…read morevery good. Nice late back vibe with good music. Highly recommend.

5 stars!!!!! Just there with my family, my son said the pork cheeks were one of the best meals he…read morehas ever eaten. Salmon was excellent, octopus salad was great. Nice selection for kids . Great B read basket. No complaints!!

This cocktail bar is small but if you luck out with the seats, you can lounge there for hours. The…read morecocktails are all special craft cocktails and something you would not get in an average bar. The views are incredible and the staff is very helpful.

I will start off by saying the service and ambiance are 5 stars, no doubt. I love cocktails and I…read moredon't mind paying for a good one, but the cocktails we sampled here were are very, very light on alcohol, not what I expected for the price. However, you need to try it for yourself. You won't find another spot like this in albufiera.

Try to sit in the back where you over look the river and bridge. There is ample seating inside,but…read moreseating outside in back is nicer. Food: Vegetables soup - good vegetarian soup Quiche - vegetables quiche with house salad. I liked the fresh corn in it. Calamari with tartar sauce - it was OK but I prefer something less greasy. Fruit smoothie - tropical smoothie All for about 20 euros.

Tavira Longue is a lovely place which offers something a little different to the many other…read morerestaurants and cafes you will find all over Tavira. It's open throughout the day and well into the wee small hours; hot food is only available during normal restaurant hours but you can get some cold tapas at most other times. If you are drinking or eating in the stylish elegant room, you also get the benefit of free Wi-Fi should you need to get online. After dropping in for a drink a few times during our mini break we decided to have a long, lazy lunch here on our final afternoon in Tavira. We arrived around 1pm to find the little terrace, situated a few buildings down from the Longue itself, fully occupied so we killed some time by visiting the nearby camera obscura. When we returned around 2pm the terrace was almost empty and we got a nice shady table right by the river. I should mention that this is not really a terrace as such, just a few tables and chairs which have been placed on what would appear to be a semi-public piece of ground between the road and the river wall. Having said that it is a lovely spot and sitting here you get perhaps the best views of the Roman bridge and the river Gilao. After a beer and a look at the short but well thought through tapas menu we kicked off by sharing a lovely crostini with fresh local cheese, tomato and avocado. By the time we had finished our crostini time was ticking on and our friendly waiter informed us that if we wanted any hot food we should order now. Well we did, so we cracked on with a plate of calamari. While this was not a patch on the dish we ate at the Brisa, it was pretty tasty but a little greasy. We followed it up with a very nice smoked salmon quiche and some salad. We also had a mixed cheese and meat sharing plate which keep us grazing away through the afternoon. Not too sure what we were drinking other than that is was a white wine I have a feeling it was a bottle of Planalto which would have cost around the 10 euro mark. When it finally came time to pay the bill it was very handy that they accepted credit cards, unlike a lot of other establishments in Tavira, as we were running low on euros and still needed to buy a bottle or two of port for the return to Blighty. All in all a very pleasant way to end our all too brief stay in Tavira.