This is a quaint, inviting restaurant on a quiet street in Peso da Regua. The Quinta where we were…read morestaying recommended us to go to Tasca da Quinta for dinner one night and I'm so glad we did! Definitely make a reservation. We saw multiple parties having to be turned away without a reservation and the tables (only 6!) were always full with reservations. We ordered salad #2 and the vegetable soup to start. The salad was the star! Very similar to a Chinese chopped salad. For our mains, the salmon was our favorite. It was perfectly cooked and sat on top of a bed of warm cabbage. We do wish we ordered the spare pork ribs, though. They looked and smelled amazing as they passed by to another table! Tip: Be sure to bring cash as they do not accept credit cards. And make a reservation!

Bro. All day every day. This place is …read more There really isn't any bad places around here.c everyone had to be good to survive . But this really stands out as a beacon of great taste. Small production wines Spectacularly prepared traditional dishes with an eye for aesthetics. Really a fantastic time here. Sweetest hosts

Omg everything was so good here! It was like going to your grandmother's house for Sunday dinner…read more Fall off the bone roasted chicken with potatoes and vegetables. Perfectly grilled salmon with potatoes and vegetables and juicy grilled chicken. They do get very busy at lunch, plan accordingly. Staff is very nice and helpful. A definite return visit if I'm back in the area.

Great house wine, very good food and large portions Service…read morewas knowledgeable and kind

Hidden away gem with traditional home cooked meals. Took us…read morea bit to locate this restaurant among the winding uphill roads and alleyways, but so worth it. Must try if you are in the area. Appetizers: olives, butter & bread, sausage. Entrees: beef no brasa, beef especial.

Excellent value meal of grilled chicken. Comes with loads of fries, rice and salad. Chicken pairs…read morewell with super bock. A welcome change from the typical food in the wine region. Definitely not a touristic place- most patrons received the bones of their Chicken to take home (presumably for soup!). Friendly staff.

Covered by a delicious reduction, the black angus steak was tender and tasty accompanied by some…read morepiquant mushrooms and green onions. The mashed potatoes were creamy and delightful with a sprinkling of berries which perfectly complemented the savory dish and which exploded with flavor. The Asparagus risotto had a creamy texture with a not too soft texture. The asparagus added a subtle accompaniement to the cheesy goodness of the risotto. Service was impeccable withh a great wine recommendation. Ambience can only be deacribed as friendly coziness. You MUST stop at Castas e Pratos for a memorable meal. Highly recommended!

The food here was outstanding, a true dining experience. Every bite of every dish was divine. I…read morehighly recommend coming here! We started with olives and the partridge, moorillas and foie Gras ravioli that simply melted in my mouth. For main course I had the black Angus steak with balsamic that was perfect and the balsamic balls were the perfect on top of the mashed potatoes and fun to eat! My friend had the duck and that was delicious as well. The desserts are what initially attracted us here and we could not resist the egg O Ovo that was a whole experience in every bite, you must try! We also had the lave dar and eucalyptus creme Brule that was an amazing marriage of flavors that danced on our palette.

We came here without reservations on a Tuesday and that was a bad idea. So, we made reservations…read morefor the next day. The restaurant was cute and cozy. We were seated right away. I enjoyed their menu because they had the wine pairings listed that they suggest to go along with the dish you order from the menu. I ordered the squid ink pasta with mussels and a Pinot noir and it was absolutely delicious.

This is a charming, small and intimate restaurant in Peso da Régua, a Portuguese city within the…read moreDistrict of Vila Real. With an inviting owner Silvia, who is incontestably a kind host with a great deal of patience and dedication for her guests. She started this restaurant adventure with her sister known to be a talented cook. Her husband, the wine maker of Aneto had purchased with her a winery that required a lot of attention and love. So, the idea was to create an Artisanal and innovative restaurant that would be supporting and enhancing their wine business. Well, they are now number ONE and recognized by the regional wine tourism association! Bravo ! They offer a small selection of Tapas and a wine pairing experience with eight original creations. They were also recommended to me by the owner of two great restaurants in Porto (Meia-Nau). The verdict is great! Our Tapas with Mussels and Sardines were great. The Portobello mushroom with tomatoes and a decomposition of ratatouille was divine. The Black Pasta with Mussels was also excellent. And for the wine The Grand Reserve Tinto 2020 was a delightful surprise. A full body wine with a well balanced combination of complexity and lightness. This wine offers a mixed elixir of joy with oak, vanilla, strong Blackberry , dark curent and wet saddle as well as a hint of chocolate and citrus! This is place is a great value in a charming and relaxed ambiance. We will be back!

What a nice surprise in this sleepy little town. Service was great and helpful. Food was great. I…read morewas pleased to order a vegetable salad in a country that seems to be meat forward.

Great views when sitting outside. The selection of local wines is fantastic…read more The service is outstanding.

Amazing restaurant with great food, ambiance and service. Our favorite in this part of Portugalread more

Words can't explain how amazing a tasteful this restaurant is. Experience wise is a 10 food quality…read moreis a 10 and service was immaculate. Definitely will return and experience this wonderful gem again. Thank you for an amazing dinner. Words can't explain.

Absolutely fantastic. We came across this restaurant and the chef ended up making a custom plate of…read moregrilled meats and fries with salad. It was so much food that we didn't think we could finish it, but it was so delicious, we did it! Friendly service although they may not speak much English. It is a family style restaurant that makes you feel welcome. Highly recommend.

Visiting the area. Franco (chicken) was amazing. Good wine. Hole in the wall place that was a…read moregreat pick.

Regua is not a touristy town, and this restaurant just across from the river cruise ships was one…read moreof the best finds in our 5 weeks in Spain and Portugal. Simply prepared meat over a flame with a salad and local wine. My husbands steak was of the finest quality, and my bbq roasted chicken with a light and spicy sauce was a surprise in a country that doesn't do spicy. We had our entrees,salad, rice, f fries, multiple glasses of wine, 2 glasses of port, and 2 desserts for only 22 euros. We admire the hard work, graciousness, and sense of humor of the owners and staff, especially since we don't speak Portuguese. This is a bbq meat place that was a great addition to our fish entrees this trip.

Arrived a little before 7 PM just when things were starting to get busy. The wait staff were very…read morekind and was able to speak some English. The vibe is like a small local pizza hoping you'd find in Brooklyn. Unassuming and clean. A small variety of bottles and tap beer, wine and beverages. Had the house special seafood pasta and pepperoni pizza mini. The house special seafood pasta was not very good. The sauce was relatively tasteless and the seafood was poorly prepared (shrimp was a bad example of frozen seafood). There were some other tables that had ordered it, so it could just be an off night for the kitchen. The mini pepperoni pizza was a bit larger than a dinner plate and freshly made. Unfortunately there was no flavor in the crust and barely any sauce. Overall not very flavorful and not worth ordering. There were a couple other tables that had pizzas ordered so possibly like the pasta, an off night for the kitchen. One note - almost every every person in the restaurant besides the couple of pasta and pizzas ordered the francesinha. It appears to be the real winner here. If you're hungry and nearby, I would recommend to try that dish and forgot any thought of Italian fresh cuisine. Should have remembered the golden rule - check what the locals order first. The food experience should have made this a one or two star review, but the nice wait staff and the overwhelming orders of the francisenha these people were enjoying should give this joint a second chance.