Had the full meal with wine and coffee for about &euro;32. Felt like a steal honestly. The fish was fresh, not overcooked, and the veggies still had a bit of crunch. I&rsquo;m picky about that kind of thing. Portion was decent too. Just wish they&rsquo;d brought the bread out a bit sooner, but no big deal.

Pizza was solid and the staff actually seemed happy to be there. Portion size felt right for what they charge, so I left full without feeling ripped off.

The seafood was really fresh and well prepared. Staff managed to be helpful even with our broken Portuguese. Solid stop if you&#39;re passing through.

The grilled sea bass was really good, fresh and cooked just right. Prices felt fair for what you get. Solid spot if you&#39;re after seafood in the area.

The portobello burger was solid, meat quality is clearly a step above the usual spots. Outdoor seating&#39;s got room for the kids to run around a bit. Would&#39;ve liked a better wine list to match the food, though. 🍔

Been here forever, and the food still holds up. Big portions, fair price, no fuss. Solid spot if you want real local food.

Been here a few times now, menu&#39;s got good variety and prices are fair for a hotel spot. Never left disappointed. Solid choice if you&#39;re staying nearby.

We got there early with the kids and they let us sit down anyway. The fish was fresh and simply grilled, just how I like it. Nice local wine too.

Stayed here with the family. Rooms were clean, host was nice enough. Restaurant food was solid &mdash; better than I expected for a hotel spot. Location&#39;s central so you can walk most places. Good deal for what you pay.

If you can, go at least once for the experience. We went for a birthday celebration and it was very special. Fabulous food and service!

The paella was packed with flavor and the portion was huge for the price. Beachfront spot is lovely, but the room felt a bit dead.

The menu is huge for such a small place. I had the bacalhau calzone and it was packed with flavor. The garlic bread with black olives is a great starter too.

Lovely, typical food from the Alentejo and very popular.  Lots of choice and some really interesting dishes. If you would like a table on a Sunday, it is a good idea to book though lots of people are willing to queue to get in. Well worth a visit.

Been here a few times now, always grab a seat at the communal table. Kitchen&#39;s right there, keeps the place buzzing. Food&#39;s been consistent each visit, wine list does the job. Staff remember you, which is nice.

The view&#39;s the main draw, but the tuna was fresh and done right. Service was solid too.

The octopus rice was the real deal&mdash;super tender, soaked in all that flavor. Also tried the octopus &agrave; lagareiro, which had that nice charred edge. Service kept up with the busy room, no complaints there. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger, honestly.

The tiger prawns with coriander and garlic were spot on. Arroz for two easily fed three of us, huge portion for the price. Hidden gem in town.

Stopped here during the Fisherman&rsquo;s Trail walk and the food really hit the spot. Grilled fish was fresh, and the price felt fair for what you get. Owner came by to check if everything was okay, which was nice. Nothing fancy, but solid and honest. Would happily eat here again.

The food was well-prepared and delicious, especially the roast lamb and the desserts, which were a perfect end to the meal.

The seafood rice was spot on&mdash;plenty of shrimp and mussels, rice cooked just right. Grilled octopus had that nice char without being chewy. Place is tiny though, we squeezed in but I&#39;d book next time. Staff were friendly enough, nothing over the top. Solid meal for a casual night out.

Busy spot, always packed with locals. Got the fried codfish&mdash;simple, fresh, exactly what you want. No reservations, waited a bit, but staff kept things moving. Fair price for the quality.

Stopped by for a quick coffee and pastry before meeting friends &mdash; the custard tart was still warm, which honestly made my morning. Place gets busy fast though, we barely found a seat by the window. Service was quick enough, no complaints there. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something fresh without the fuss.

Been coming here for a while now. The food stays consistent, which is honestly the main reason I keep going back. Simple spot, nothing fancy, but the flavors are always on point. Had the usual again last week and it didn&#39;t disappoint. Staff remembers me too, that&#39;s a nice touch.

The portions were pretty generous for what you pay, that&#39;s for sure. I got the grilled fish and it came out fresh, not overly oily or heavy. Place was a bit cramped though, tables are close together so you kinda hear everyone&#39;s conversation. Still, for a quick lunch it did the job.

The feijoada de lingueir&atilde;o was fantastic. Simple, honest Portuguese food in a small family-run spot. The place is tiny, tables squeezed together, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Just the smell of the beans and seafood hitting you when you walk in. No fuss, no frills. I&rsquo;d go back just for that dish alone.

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