Heading for dinner and stopped in for a drink. Definitely in a cave, but very cool. Try their…read moresignature drink, Toupeiro. It is very good

The owner was super nice, the setting is very cool, basically a cave basement. The traditional…read moredrink(toupeiro) of the bar was delicious. Highly recommend to grab a drink.

Wonderful vegetarian place. I am not a vegetarian however this is a gem of a tapas place. Had the…read moreovo cocotte, figs w Vinho do Porto and beets with pistachios. It was all very flavorful and delicious . The place is small but cozy, the staff speaks very good English are friendly and welcoming Terrific place to try.

So if you haven't been here post-pandemic.... You're in for a surprise... This place has been…read morecompletely re-done is now a vegan only restaurant.... Having said that, the menu is solid and creative. The staff is also very accommodating... I particularly enjoyed the figs (fantastic) and the eggplant - which was to die for...!

Amazing food in a room with a stone wall that feels like secret cave. But the food is the star,…read moreeverything we had was delicious. Service was prompt and friendly.

Good food, nice ambience and a Wonderful place to enjoy some wine and tapas…read more Clams with Chorizo was so full of flavor. Lamb chops were the best I've had in a log time. Tender with hints of honey and almonds on top.... Excellent. Salmon Focaccia was very good. Service was great.... Beautiful experience Coimbra.

We stopped in without reservations and the server made a big deal even though the place was empty…read more We were led through a maze of small rooms with old wooden tables with mismatched chairs. We told the server that we were referred by the place we were saying and he arrogantly said " Everyone recommends us"like he could care less. His superior and snarky attitude was a real turnoff. We were not super hungry so we ordered a few starters and some drinks. The server who brought our food was very attentive and kind. The food wasn't outstanding, earthmoving or even unique. I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. The greeter stopped by our table, one more time to advise us that the restaurant would be closed tomorrow as a group of 40 Asians rented the place out "because we are so good." His total attitude turned us off. As we left, the restaurant was not even 1/2 full, so I'm not sure why he was put out that we had not made reservations. There are better places to eat in Óbidos.

Really nice place with a family feel. We got several tapas/appetizers and they were all good. We…read morelike the pork checks, stewed chicken gizzard and potato skins the best. The service was fast and very sweet.

Stopped in on Req from Yelp. "Ten minutes, one shot, dear…read moreand we'll leave" An hour later, I'm taking selfies with Bruno and well into his good Ginjinha! A MUST stop for Obidos! Obrigato Bruno!

Bruno is amazing. Great bar! Definitely a must go place if ever in Obidos! Great drinks. Great…read moreatmosphere. Bruno is so hospitable.

One of the most solemn and holy place for us Catholic,I visited the Fatima during my tour in…read morePortugal,so many people in here visiting or doing their pilgrimage visit,some walking in their knees for a ver special petition. Candles in here is different they are huge really really huge. Around the area you can find endless excellent restaurants and gift shops. Better bring an umbrella when visiting summer because the heat is really bad. I happened to witnesses the procession of Virgin of Fatima and my first time to see large number of priest in a single procession. The church is walking distance from a main bus terminal. Very safe in here. A good place to pray and give praise to to our Lord. Another pit stop that is over tourism. Still when your are in Lisbon this is a must see place

First stop on our trip today was to Fatima. If my wife had her way we would be here all day. This…read moresite is an approved site by the Catholic Church of an apparition of the Virgin Mary & World renown as a site that millions of people make a pilgrimage to each year to pay homage to Fatima is one of the most important Marian sanctuaries in the world and a major international destination for religious tourism, receiving six million visitors a year. Millions of people make a pilgrimage to the location traveling great distances. Our driver said his wife along w/20 people make the 150 kilometer trek to Fatima every yearn and sleep by the roadside each evening until they reach their destination. Once they reach the chapel they crawl around it on their knees. On the 13th May 1917, Lúcia and her cousins Jacinta and Francisco, aged 12, 9 and 7 years old, were herding sheep at Cova da Iria - Fátima, when they saw a bright light near the tree. For 6 months from May 13th to Oct 13th the apperition reappeared. At first the towns people thought the kids were crazy until they started seeing the apparition. Today millions of people come to Fatima each year