Terrible service and rude!!! Waited 50 minutes for one…read moresandwich. Went to bathroom and saw cook leave the bathroom without washing her hand. We left!

Love this little place. Great friendly owners and atmosphere. Tucked in the lovely town of Sintra…read more Must stop in and have a ginga shot and a pint.

Absolutely horrific experience. Walked in for lunch and was met with very aggressive and hostile…read morestaff when I simply inquired about a table for one, specifically the bartender began screaming at me. Avoid this place at all costs if you don't want to be treated poorly on vacation. I felt as if I was about to be assaulted when I asked if they had another table available. The bartender needs to be in prison.

This is a great little local bar or Pub that has a big menu of burgers and sandwiches. They do…read moreallow smoking inside and it is a little hidden on the street but well worth the find if you want to hang out with the locals. We were wandering around many of the big streets in the sintra town center mostly to find very touristy locations. This is the one place definitely not the tourist location. It is difficult to find but it is well worth tracking down to grab a beer and burger.

If you haven't already, you have to try the Lisbon specific liquor. This is one of the place that…read moresells Ginja in a chocolate cup. You drink half of the shot and then eat the rest of the cup with the remainder. It gives a very rich and full flavor, but I will warn you that people do you think it tastes like medicine. It's so easy and it's a quick in and out store. The worker was so knowledgeable and is English friendly. You can also buy different cuts of meat and cheeses. She allowed me to do a taste test before I purchased the cheese and I thought it was very thoughtful of her. I ended up purchasing a block of goat cheese, but if you're in the market for cheeses, I would highly recommend that you guys at least also try the sheep milk cheese. That one was the most specific flavor that was also extremely unique. It was overall very cute store that you could shop around in and the food was tasty.

Awesome place to stop by and try 1 Euro Ginjinha. It is served one either white or dark chocolate…read morecup and just the right size to endure the unique tasting of this drink. To me, it was more like Nyquil, cherry flavored of course. Greeted by super nice lady. Did have a additional seating in the back for some drinks and food. Since we did not have enough time, settled for the sight seeing and try out the drinks everyone is talking about.

Came here as we were just drink crawling around our airbnb. They have a lot of cool beers on tap…read moreand this weird, but cool outdoor seating section outside that is on a hill and is a cool spot to watch people try to get through this road block thing. The beers are strong and cheap and the service is friendly and funny. Overall, a fun place to visit and would recommend if you like beer or strong wine.

Nice casual place with a really good selection on Tap. You…read moreshould have no problem finding something you will enjoy!

This restaurent closed more about 2 years according to the shop that took over the location, i am…read moresubmitting it to YELP but want to make sure no one goes looking for it in the mean time

Best service and food. Had the veal medallions and also tried the wild boar. The girls had salmon…read moreand whitefish. Definitely a great place to go. Highly recommended.

This little place is located in the square of Cascais. Virgilio a Cuban man prepares the best…read moremojitos in town, the music is awesome. Although the establishment is very small, there are chairs outside and the service is very fast. It is a great place to go and listen Latin music and affordable cocktails in Cascais. The price for cocktails is only 5 Euros, cheaper than average considering the location.

This place is good for drinks but they don't serve any food. The bartender will sing to the…read moreSpanish music playing as he shakes his maracas.

I visited Lisbon and Sintra for a few days and tried a few different restaurants while here. Villa…read more6 was hands down the best place I've eaten at. The food was fantastic and the service and atmosphere were great! Highly recommend you try this hidden gem if you happen to be in Sintra!

"All I want is to eat that arm." (Sci-Fi Film "District 9", not to be confused with Villa 6)…read more Tucked deep into the steep hills of Sintra, this cute little restaurant is staffed with welcoming servers who do not in the very least resemble alien prawns. Some stumble upon Villa 6 while snaking their way downhill from Pena Palace, and that would be the preferable way to arrive here. Walking uphill instead is a feat requiring an unhuman tolerance for endless steps that could lead to one chewing their arm off in a fit of insanity. On our way up, every time we reached the top of a set of stairs, magically a new set would appear that would wind in another direction up the hill. It was exactly like the stairs scene near the end of "The Labyrinth", except with no Bowie and no tights. After the long hike, the shaded tables on the cobblestone street at Villa 6 were a huge relief, and the blankets on each chair were a thoughtful touch for extra cushioning. The rap music played here didn't match the rest of the ambiance, but we oddly also noticed rap blasting at several other restaurants we visited in Portugal. Now Villa 6 does not serve arm, but it does offer tasty tapas and traditional Portuguese dishes like bacalhau and bifana, sandwiches made with pork marinated in white wine, garlic, and paprika. We began our meal with some bacalhau codfish fritter appetizers, and they were perfect--crispy on the outside; creamy on the inside. Delicious! This was followed by a hearty pork loin bifana sans mustard. The meat was tender, flavorful, and precisely the fuel needed to take on another 100,000 hidden steps! Prices: Quite reasonable! 5 Euro for a bifana is a great deal! Worthy a rating of 4.5 cod balls. Ambiance: Solid rap playlist for lowkey creating a gangsta video to send to your friends back home. 4 record scratches! Food: I thoroughly enjoyed my bifana and the fritters! 4.8 Prawn sonic blasters! Ability to reach the restaurant: George Tsoukalos would say there was alien involvement regarding the steps. Negative 5,000 Overall Villa 6 is a wonderful spot to enjoy traditional Portuguese food before or after exploring the castles of Sintra. I give it 4.4 stars.

Ok restaurant. Typical food. Normal service at a good price. A bit noisy but worth going for a…read moreregular meal