Quinta da Rabaçosa - Turismo Rural

Restaurants nearby

• Schistó★ Michelin Are you searching for authentic Douro cuisine? Within the luxurious boutique hotel Torel Quinta da Vacaria (one MICHELIN Key), linked to a wine estate whose origins date back to 1616, you can discover it through the hands of the award-winning chef Vítor Matos. Behind the name Schistó, a play on words referencing one of the region’s best-known stones (schist), you will find a modern restaurant with an open kitchen and surrounding tables, allowing you to follow the chefs’ work at all times as they interact with diners while serving the dishes and offering explanations. The elegant proposal, cent31.7km
• Mesa de Lemos★ Michelin This restaurant will undoubtedly surprise you, as it is an architectural and culinary oasis that lights up the serene Dão wine region like… a true beacon at night! Through two tasting menus (Lemos and Chef), Chef Diogo Rocha delivers a creative cuisine built on traditional foundations, centred around the produce of this region as its cornerstone. Here, flavours are honoured, techniques are explored, and whenever possible, products from the estate itself or small local producers are used, following seasonal availability. The superbly spacious, modernly designed, fully glazed building captivates35.0km
• FloraBib Do you fancy enjoying regional flavours prepared creatively in Viseu’s historic centre? Restaurant Flora is the ideal destination! Chef João Guedes, passionate about nature (hence the name of the house), presents an offer that captures the changing seasons, providing bold flavours and presentations brimming with originality. The offer is divided into three surprise tasting menus of 5, 7 and 9 courses that underline the quality of the product and can be enjoyed alongside a “selection of minimal-intervention, organic and biodynamic wines”. The minimalist, contemporary-bistro setting seats only f24.8km
• Largo do Paço★ Michelin They say the Casa da Calçada hotel, the 16th-century palace that houses Largo do Paço, is made “of stones and dreams”. The truth, without doubt, is that it captivates with its location and can be the perfect touch during your visit to the beautiful city of Amarante, one of Portugal’s most romantic destinations. The restaurant, running smoothly under the baton of talented chef Francisco Quintas, surprises with an easy contemporary comfort, bare tables and modern details that still feel elegant. It champions two modern tasting menus (13 or 15 moments, both with pairing options) that bring togeth46.7km
• 3 PiposBib This house with more than three decades of activity and family management is a regional reference and seeks to stay up to date, but without losing its personality. In this space, which features a hall‑adega (wine‑hall) at the entrance and several rooms with a classic‑rustic ambience, decorated with objects that allude to oenology — not by chance its emblem is the three pipas (barrels) — the regional cuisine of Beira Alta is a highlight. The offering, composed of hearty dishes and house specialities, is completed by daily suggestions, among which we highlight fried octopus with bread‑herb crumb46.0km
• Cozinha do Douro This restaurant sits among vineyards and verdant mountains, within the luxurious Six Seven Douro Valley hotel. In this enchanting setting you’ll find Cozinha do Douro, an oasis of refinement where Douro Valley cuisine is showcased through traditional flavours, yet with contemporary touches. With a concept that foregrounds territory, seasonality and regional cooking, chef José Maria Gomes bases his offering on produce from local suppliers and the hotel’s organic kitchen garden. Its concise menu includes appetisers of cured meats and cheeses from the north of the country, starters such as Escabe29.8km
• DeRaiz Its name reflects a fondness for its roots, traditional cooking and the region. Set in a picturesque village on the outskirts of Viseu, this typical Beira house, built entirely of stone and dressed in warm colours and wood, is the refuge where chef Nuno Fonte presents a menu rooted in local terroir and family memories, interpreted with a contemporary touch. On arrival, diners are welcomed with a glass of rosé from the house wine cellar, built largely around wines from the region. Among the main courses, we highlight the Lombo de bacalhau da Islândia com sames e línguas, Icelandic cod loin with30.8km
• doc It occupies a modern-style building that stands out due to its riverside location on the Douro and boasts an appealing terrace overlooking the water. This venue combines a superb setting with a cuisine that needs no introduction, since the menu is by the renowned Chef Rui Paula and overseen daily by chef Joel Paiva. Here, the chef offers a style of cooking that reflects his Trás-os-Montes roots, drawing on past memories and fused with products from the riverside, delivering intense, surprising flavours. The à la carte offering is supplemented by a 14-course tasting menus, which can be reduced 34.0km
• Quinta do Tedo Familia Geadas If you are looking for a place with good food and breathtaking views… this is the perfect spot. Located on the famous namesake estate, at the confluence of the Douro and Tejo rivers, the restaurant, run by the Geadas brothers, chef Óscar Geadas and sommelier António Geadas, offers a welcoming atmosphere, with large windows that allow you to enjoy, without interruption, a truly spectacular landscape. The foundations and tradition of Trás-os-Montes cooking are reflected in dishes that highlight seasonality and product quality, especially in the vegetarian options (we were delighted by the Estufa36.2km
• Seixo by Vasco Coelho Santos Looking for a peaceful refuge surrounded by nature? This is the ideal spot. The restaurant is located at Quinta do Seixo, home to the iconic Sandeman Port wines, on the banks of the Douro and surrounded by century-old vineyards. Here, you can pair one of the available wine experiences with a memorable meal bearing the signature of renowned chef Vasco Coelho Santos. The menu reflects seasonality and regional produce, with fire shining both on the grill and in the wood-fired oven, turning out traditional dishes with a contemporary twist, such as Barriga de porco, pork belly, with beans and a cou41.4km

Includes Michelin / Black Pearl / guide picks (reference quality, no prices); data from Overture, Michelin Guide and others.