5/5 Virginia C. 3 months ago on Google • 30 reviews New
This
was
the
most
memorable
and
exciting
meal
in
my
heavenly,
gluttonous
tour
of
Portugal.
I
wasn’t
sure
where
else
I
would
go
outside
of
Lisbon/Porto,
but
once
I
was
able
to
make
a
reservation,
I
planned
a
whole
other
leg
to
Évora.
This
restaurant
alone
is
worth
planning
a
trip
to
Évora.
You
absolutely
have
to
make
a
reservation—I
saw
at
least
40
people
get
turned
away
at
the
door
while
I
was
dining,
with
zero
walk
in
availability.
Each
course
was
incredibly
imaginative,
incredibly
executed,
and
opened
my
palate
and
perspective
to
food
of
the
Alentejo.
Come
extremely
hungry.
I
was
traveling
alone,
and
although
some
parts
would
have
been
split
for
the
table
(like
bread),
the
amount
of
food
is
overwhelming.
Just
a
single
menu
would
have
been
enough
for
four.
I
would
almost
recommend
one
tasting
menu
for
two,
even
if
it
means
paying
for
two
spots.
The
whole
bill
with
two
glasses
of
wine
only
came
to
45
euros!
The
first
bite
(a
bacon
wrapped
sausage)
with
shot-sized
melon
puree
was
glorious.
There
was
an
incredible
pumpkin/cheese
pastry,
followed
by
course
after
course
of
very
rich,
intensely-flavored
food.
I
loved
getting
to
try
both
the
oxtail
and
the
pork,
but
I
never
could
have
finished
both!
I’m
not
one
for
wasting
food,
but
this
is
a
place
where
the
meal
bests
you—I
don’t
think
there
is
a
humanly
way
to
eat
everything
they
bring!
The
family
behind
the
restaurant
is
so
wonderful—the
father/son
team
were
the
servers,
and
the
son
was
thrilled
to
show
his
late
grandfather
on
the
personalized
bottle
of
house
wine.
They
gave
a
very
sweet
handwritten
postcard
of
the
family
as
a
souvenir
of
the
experience.