This friendly eatery is divided into a formal upstairs dining room and a more relaxed downstairs cafe, both serving excellent regional specialities. The olive oil, some of the wine and much of the produce is sourced from the owners’ farm outside town. The weekday lunch menu for €7.50 is a great deal.
O Pote
Trás-os-Montes
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16.16 MILES
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0.22 MILES
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0.24 MILES
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0.27 MILES
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0.47 MILES
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