Cathedral of Évora
cathedral in the city of Évora, in Portugal
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cathedral in the city of Évora, in Portugal

small interior chapel in Evora, Portugal

temple in Alentejo, Portugal

church building in Évora, Évora District, Portugal
stone circle in Évora, Portugal

dolmen in Évora, Portugal

stone circle in Évora, Portugal

dolmen in Évora, Portugal

church building in Évora, Évora District, Portugal

Museum in Portugal

group of two dolmens in Nossa Senhora da Graça do Divor, Portugal

building in Évora, Évora District, Portugal
Haute cuisine in the heart of the Alentejo? This restaurant is located in the Paço do Morgado de Oliveira, a 14th-century building restored in full respect of its original structure and, in turn, set within the Fitapreta winery, surrounded by vineyards and meadows where cattle graze. Here, in an intimate yet sophisticated setting, the connection between the culinary world and that of viticulture is constant. Upon arrival, you are guided on an immersive journey while the story of the house is told, with aperitifs and stops both on the terrace and in the kitchen, a space that preserves the charm
WebsiteA restaurant located on the outskirts of Estremoz, on a wine estate (Herdade das Servas) surrounded by vineyards that have been owned by the Serrano Mira family for 13 generations and date back to 1667. The dining space, which is full of character thanks to its vaulted ceiling and fireplace, is keen to combine Alentejan cuisine with touches of modernity. Typical dishes on the menu here include partridge escabeche, dried figs and toasted Alentejo bread; wild boar with rice and mushrooms; and deconstructed cod “à brás” with “molecular” olives. Added bonuses are the pleasant terrace and wines pro
WebsiteThanks to top-quality local ingredients, well-defined textures and harmonious flavours, everything is so delicious here that you’ll want to try every dish!This restaurant, situated on a large farm-wine estate surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and even a reservoir, boasts a modern look with hints of Scandinavian design. It is also self-sufficient in vegetables, as it has its own market garden that provides all of its organic ingredients. The constant focus on sustainability results in modern cooking that is based around seasonal ingredients both from the farm estate and the Alentejo. There
WebsiteLocated in the historic heart of Estremoz, also known as the “white city” because of its fascinating marbles, this restaurant offers a cosy and intimate ambience, where warm, pure colours create a welcoming atmosphere. From the dining room, it is possible to observe the kitchen in action and see the dishes being crafted, presented in a menu based on sharing plates and two tasting menus (6 and 8 courses). The cuisine on offer ranges from signature dishes and comfort food prepared in a traditional wood oven, with options that change daily.
WebsiteThis centrally located restaurant with a welcoming feel comes as something of a surprise, as it is accessed via a bar- gourmet shop that has the feel of an authentic grocery store. In the rustic-contemporary dining room, featuring exposed wood beams and even a table for two in the fireplace, choose from an extensive menu combining regionally inspired dishes (crispy prawns, scrambled eggs, different black pork recipes) with those with a more international feel, all of which are prepared with a subtle, modern touch. Cheese, sausages and wine from the Estremoz area are available for purchase in t
WebsiteIt offers great comfort and surprises by virtue of its location in the heart of the Alentejo countryside, in the splendid, modern hotel L’AND Vineyards Relais & Châteaux. The dining experience features creative cuisine with traditional foundations, drawing inspiration from the chef's personal experiences and memories. The menu, mostly enjoyed by the hotel’s guests, is presented in an à la carte format and through two tasting menus: Expedição ("Expedition") in 8 moments and Caminhos (“Paths”) served in 12 moments, both inspired by Portuguese travels and the flavours of its former colonies. A st
WebsiteIt is in the tranquil streets and historic setting of Montemor‑o‑Novo that you find PODA. This restaurant occupies a former agricultural warehouse, fully restored, and presents an elegant ambience that preserves the rustic details of its past life. Chef João Narigueta and sommelier Miguel Dominguinhos, long‑time friends, joined forces in this project to create a space where traditional Alentejo cuisine is revived and presented with decidedly pronounced flavours. The offering includes a tasting menu (5 courses) and a concise à la carte menu, which offers, among the options, the soup of the day
WebsiteAt Évora’s northern exit, in an attractive rehabilitated building that once housed a roof-tile factory, this is one of those restaurants that, at first glance alone, invites you to step through its doors. The proposal, under the guidance of the award-winning chef Miguel Rocha Vieira, clearly revolves around Alentejo cuisine, reinterpreting it from a contemporary perspective based on the latest techniques. On the menu, complemented by an executive menu (weekdays), you will find dishes such as Bacalhau com grão (salt-cod with chickpeas), chouriço and estufadinho de línguas e samos (slow-stewed t
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