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Even with a limited selection, the new Portuguese eatery delivers tasty dishes and a great atmosphere.

It doesn’t taste like this in Portugal—and I mean that as a compliment

Their version of the Portuguese rissol was enough to make your mouth water. Foto: Mads Nissen
Their version of the Portuguese rissol was enough to make your mouth water. Foto: Mads Nissen
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I have been coming to the southwestern part of Portugal all my life.

And as much as there is to say about the deserted beaches and the magnificent nature, there is just as little to say about the Portuguese food culture I have encountered here: overcooked vegetables, bland stews, pale salads, and tough meat.

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