Vinho e Noz

Évora


This unpretentious place is run by a delightful family and offers professional service, a large wine list and good-quality cuisine. It’s been going for over 30 years and is one of the best-value places in town.

Standout dishes include secreto de porco alentejano (grilled Alentejan pork loin), lamp chops with mint, and the celebrated wild boar with chestnuts.


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1. Jardim Público

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2. Galeria das Damas

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3. Ermida de São Brás

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4. Capela dos Ossos

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5. Igreja de São Francisco

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6. Igreja da Nossa Senhora da Graça

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7. Praça do Giraldo

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8. Museu Relogio

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