Teresinha

I write this review on behalf of my daughter (11 years). Today she went with her school (Aljezur international) on a great educational trip in the area. She came home very happy and told me she had a wonderful lunch at this very nice place. And that the people were very kind. And even that the whole lunch for 58 persons was offered by the restaurant itself because of the situation our kids from Aljezur international are in: Due to an administrative registration issue, the school was closed unexpectedly in the middle of a school year by GNR while the kids were in the classrooms. Without informing parents, teachers and school directors. All our data files and data from our children are shared with another school without our permission. We and the kids feel unsafe about this case. And it was so nice for our daughter to feel that other people (from this great restaurant) supports them. Thank you so much! Greetings Soraya and Raymon.

I have to admit from the outside the place doesn't seem like much, but once I set my foot through the door I felt like a local right away. The dining room is full with local families, workers and soldiers from the nearby base, and the food is full of soul and flavor. We had great roast chicken piri-piri and an incredible chicken soup, along with some fresh local cheese and smokes sausage.

I don't understand why their rating is not as good as others (maybe not enough of condiments in the food? Or the service here) I just love it as the food here is so so fresh and natural. Portion of food is big and I cannot finish my black pork rib.😅One and only waitress is very helpful,welcoming and friendly. Plenty of paking and restaurant is clean and spaces.

This wonderful restaurant made lunch for my son and 64 of his school colleagues.. for free!! It was a beautiful gesture as my son's school was unexpectedly closed down and the restaurant wanted to show a bit of love to the Aljezur community. My son had chicken and chips and he said it was delicious! So go and pay them a visit and enjoy!

These guys were fantastic. I came here with Aljezur International School, and they saw on the TV about all the trouble we have been having, so they offered us the lunch. 54 lunches. We are really grateful. There are still good people in the world.