It's truly gorgeous in this area, that established Natural Park status in 1995. Lots of birdwatching g and of tpu are lucky you may catch a glimpse of the Iberian Lynx. Don't miss visits to Mertola (keeping everything crossed it gers official UNESCO world heritage recognition), Pula do lobo and Praia Fluvial de Mina de São Domingos if you want to cool off in the summer heat.

Lovely place, nice a quiet in April no one else around down by the water. Don't let the colour of the water put you off, its actually clear when you get down to it.

No one has described about how to enter the hiking trails, we started a bit, however there were no clear instructions about valley and hiking trails.

What a beautiful place to walk! But in Summer it's too hot! More than 35 degrees Celsius. Last time I was there in April 12, 2017 the temperature was 31,5 degrees Celsius... I need to drink some water!

Very good every level paths/tracks, amazing and still quite a few almost untouched areas, wonderful place for birdwatching lovers, beautiful landscape, friendly people, great food, and so much more.

The the rio Gudiana is my most favourite place in the world. Come and fish it with me ! Wildfishingportugal

We were centred at Mértola,, a lovely town with ancient castle with it's original history dating back to 314 BC, churches through the ages, many hills and walks and we'll tended islands and flowers. Running alongside town is the beautiful Guadiana River, with kayaking and boat trips and a couple of excellent hotels overlooking it.

If you want natural beauty give it a shot. It has amazing location and is rich in life. It's an awsome place to take your dog to walk. It is not a good place to swim or spend a full day though. The water is muddy and has a strong current. Also the passage gets flooded 2 times a day.

Nice River beach, with good access, good and warm water and amazing views

Very peacefully and many places to sit and barbecue.

Super pretty but kinda in the middle of nowhere

Lovely quiet spot for a refreshing dip in the river.

This incredible spot is perfect to cool off after a hot day in town.

A truly beutiful place . Come and fish the area Russell Hoad @wildfishingportugal.co.uk

Actually we navigated to the national park but ended up in the middle of nowhere. So we drove and drove and ended up in Mertóla. We viewd this beautiful Church which was a Moskee long time ago. Not sure what happend in history but still very beautiful. The Church is closed between 12.30 - 14.00..

Interesting history of a search and a mosque! Friendly staff

I saw it from the outside only but I think it is a right piece of architecture at a right size in the right place. Not too large, snow white, not too many additions to the main body but one cannot say it is a simple cuboid. Now that I know how it looks inside I consider it a huge mistake to skip it.

Interesting history although a shame we can't see more of it.

Very very nice church.

This was a mosque for Muslims!!

(Translated by Google) Coming to Mértola and not seeing the old Mosque (Main Church) is to miss one of its most emblematic architectural works. There's no place where you can't see it, and feel the call to visit. It's located high up, next to the Castle. Inside, the original altarpiece, a mihrab, stands out, oriented southeast, toward Mecca, as is traditional in Islamic architecture. Each column has a unique, intricately carved capital that deserves careful attention. The ceiling is stunning with its Gothic arches, contrasting with the white and carved stone. What a marvel! (Original) Vir a Mértola e não ver a antiga Mesquita (Igreja Matriz) é perder uma das mais emblemáticas obras arquitectónicas. Não há sítio de onde não se veja, e sinta, o apelo a uma visita. Fica bem no alto, junto ao Castelo. Dentro, destaca-se o retábulo original, mihrab, orientado para sudeste, em direção a Meca, como é tradicional na arquitectura islâmica. Cada coluna tem um capitel trabalhado, e diferente, que merece atenção de pormenor. O tecto, é deslumbrante pelos arcos góticos que o enchem no contraste do branco e da pedra lavrada. Que maravilha!

Absolutely stunning!!! From a distance we sit and stare at the castle, but to walk up and around inside gives you a whole other perspective. Stunning scenic outlook being so up high, from all angles and so much history to absorb. Highly recommend! We loved it and are so glad we came to stay and experience the beautiful hillside town of Mertola in South Portugal.

Beautiful castle with a museum. Friendly staff. Beautiful view. Free enterence. Parking is difficult. Better let stay the car in the town and have a walk to the castle.

Castle of Mértola Type: castle Current price: free WC: located outside of the castle Path for disabled: not available Parking: available, small Bike parking: not available Public transport: Redexpressos bus, Rodoviária do Alentejo bus + 15 min walk Medieval castle built during the Islamic period. It was particularly rebuilt after the Reconquista, so the architecture is a combination of different styles. Next to it are more ancient ruins. Also, within the tower is a small museum with medieval items.

If you happen to be passing through then it is a worth a wander round the castle. As the views are good, looking in both directions along the Guadiana river and the town. Although it's not as spectacular as the castle at Beja.

Really enjoyed our visit. The town is fabulous around the castle with cobbled streets and picturesque buildings. It is a bit of a climb to the castle but not too bad. Once there, there is an excavation underway of roman ruins around the castle which is very interesting with plenty of view points. The castle offers fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. We visited in November and it was free.

We stumped up on this little beautiful peaceful well maintained town on the way from Spain to Lisbon. The castle is so well maintained with all renovated levels that have wooden and marble stairs and museum floors with a local staff who was extremely nice and knowledgeable to tell us about the town. Everyone who worked here was so nice, proud and educated of their own town. The entry fee is FREE. I'm super impressed with how they very well managed to maintain their history, the whole neighborhood and castle. So much respect for these people and this town. The whole atmosphere is so peaceful and relaxing. We also stopped by a restaurant down the tiny street and the food was so delicious and healthy. Highly recommended!

Medieval Castle located in Mertola with the Mosque/ Christian church.

Overlooking the beautiful river, the scenery is magnificent. This is the Islamic festival so the menu is special North African and the food is delicious. What a beautiful experience for lunch in May. Another great discovery to come back to visit again. The waiter spoke French so this made it easy for us as we are French/English speakers with very little Portuguese.

One of those places that are very simple to rate, 5 stars all around. We had two dishes to choose from, one is vegan and then you have a menu to choose from of appetizers/tapas traditional from Alentejo and some northern African influence. The interior space is artsy and of very good taste. The service is friendly and attentive. All round a huge recommendation from me.

So far this is the place where I had the best food since I'm traveling in Portland. Really, we were 3 persons, and everything we ordered was outstanding. Can't be happier. We arrived here totally casually, stopping by this little town on our way down south and found this place walking around, and now I wish I was staying more time to enjoy more of their menu. Highly recommended if your a foodie

After visiting the castle, we stopped by to have lunch here. All the food we ordered was so freshly homemade and delicious. I had the best organic craft SODA here. The view of the rooftop was so peaceful and beautiful. We had the best and relaxing afternoon of our entire trip here. This little town is super pretty and has really good food. I wish we would have stayed here on this trip but we didn't plan it. Well... Next time!!

So delicious foods that we just had to go back to the place for second time after visiting the castle. Superior service. Got to know so much about the food they are offering, the restaurant, history of surrounding area and nature. Besides restaurant they also have a shop there and from last Friday they have taken the town's only bar responsibility. So one could enjoy drinks longer. Monday is their day off. On Tuesday and Wednesday they fill in duties of association that is about how to handle the dry climate better. Historic atmosphere and a terrace with a lovely view. Located in old town area, where visitor vehicles are prohibited. It's just a small walk from nearest parking spots.

I ordered the black pork. It was so good that I ordered a second plate. The temperature in the room was low. I asked the waiter twice if he could light the fireplace for us.( we had a table close) The fire went out after 15 minutes each time , probably because there was no air hole. I had to wear a jacket during the meal. Anyway we still had a wonderful time!

Had a wonderful lunch in the cool interior as temperatures soared outside. Memorable chilled pumpkin soup, a lovely light curry of free range chicken and refreshing lemon ice cream. The owner was very friendly and engaging. Highly recommended.

If you want a good experience, better go before 13h, after this is crowded, staff aren't friendly, and food is delayed. At least the food is good and well served! You can eat 2 persons with one plate

Excellent traditional Portuguese food, good service

Food is not even OK. Barely warm. You can hear the microwave go "ding !" in the kitchen next door... But the worst is definitely the service. This woman is horrendous. Not one smile, no hello, no thank you, no goodbye. Unbelievable. It's probably the worst dining experience in Portugal ever.

Excellent food, professional service, just be sure you follow Portuguese habits! This place might be for something special! There is no cheap open wine. I was told they have also jarro but pretend not to offer as they want to sell their bottles (Spanish style bottled wine is more elegant???): the bottle here starts 9-11€ raises easily up to 50 for a special one. Prices for soft drinks haven't been disclosed on the menu. Also many other dishes they do offer but don't mention them on the official menu. You need to speak Portuguese to order them - and you need to know how Portuguese eat their dinners: they share one portion ("uma dose") We ordered "uma dose" of a grilled meat which was top notch incl. French fries, rice and salad (this is always included in Portugal) 14€. However they tried to charge us "uma dose" plus "meia dose" (1/2) which I think it's unacceptable and which leads to the fact to evaluate 3/5 only!! I tend to recommend this place but I don't support their f. K. tourist attitude...

The Food is good. Great landscape view. Unfortunately the service is not so good. I have been there two times and I sufered the same problem, too long wait to order and to get the food.

Good restaurant with alentejano food. If you want to escape "bife" and "bacalhau" dishes, this is the place. Large portions, tasty, moderately priced. Probably the best restaurant in Mertola

A great spot with a perfect view and good food. But as I know this place since the very beginning I have to say I liked the "old" setup better.

Great place for afternoons "minis"! Grab one and seat outside lazily. Perfect for your Summer dinners: the owner will obnoxiously talk you into having exactly what he thinks you should have :D Which means the best food available with the most suitable wine. You'll love it!

The food was not good enough for its price. Typical turistic restaurant where you pay but don't enjoy. I would have prefer to have eaten a piece of bread. The best was the beer. Pa los españoles, buscad otro sitio, que a poco encontraréis algo mejor.

Nice atention by crew and owner. Good place for children. Fish and meat dishes. The Tuna Steak was delicious. Warning: no international Credit Card accepted!

Food is under average for the region and prices extremely high.(10/12,50 euros for main dish). We have been charged 5 euros for a side salad (oignon, tomato,salad) and 6 euros for a"tapas mistas" (3 small pieces of ham and 3 slices of chorizo )that we had NEVER ordered. Bad price/ quality ratio. Service is fast ... but rude. This is the first time we experience such a disappointment in Alentejo.

The place and the food are good and the service was fast. The owner will pretend that there’s a malfunction with debit and credit card payments so you can only pay in cash.

Food was not excellent, but i was disappointed with other things as well. The olive was cheap and i found some bitter and damaged. The salad of lettuce and onion had a wild local herb in it but not well washed, so I bit a tiny stone and it discussed me. The dish was fevas com choriço, and i think this dish based on very cheap ingredients that it has must not be 9 euros. I give 3 of 10 to dessert based on my experience in many other restaurant Alentejo that I've been.

The prices are very high for the amount and quality of the food you get. We ordered the grilled dourada and it was not cooked properly (raw in some spots).

Pulo do Lobo (wolf’s Leap) is a beautiful water fall, surrounded by rocks. It is the highest waterfall in southern Portugal. Accessible by car to view a one of the point of waterfall.

Wild extremely special waterfall. The huge river flowing threw narrow rocks, the sound of water is deafening and it looks like a moon landscape. You can find beautiful stones here. Not for the fainthearted.

Nestled in the heart of the Guadiana Valley Natural Park, Pulo do Lobo (literally “Wolf’s Leap”) is one of Portugal’s most dramatic and captivating natural landmarks. Located in the Alentejo region near Mértola, this narrow gorge of the Guadiana River offers a breathtaking display of raw, untamed beauty. Nature at Its Wildest Pulo do Lobo gets its name from a local legend — it was said that only a wolf could leap across the sheer, rocky chasm. When you stand at the edge of the viewpoint, it's easy to see why. The river rushes through a narrow gorge carved into ancient schist rock, creating thunderous rapids and swirling currents. During the rainy season, the spectacle is especially powerful, as the water surges with dramatic force. Scenic Views & Hiking While the waterfall itself is the main attraction, the surrounding area offers scenic hiking trails through cork oak forests and Mediterranean scrubland. Birdwatchers and nature lovers will appreciate the rich biodiversity, including rare birds of prey and wildflowers. The trails are not too demanding, but proper footwear is advisable due to rocky paths and occasional steep sections. Remote and Peaceful Part of what makes Pulo do Lobo special is its relative remoteness. Don’t expect large crowds, souvenir stands, or commercial facilities. This is a place for quiet reflection and awe. There are a few viewpoints, some with wooden railings and signs in Portuguese and English, but overall, it’s wonderfully unspoiled. Tips for Visitors Access: Best reached by car; the final stretch is on a dirt road. Time of Year: Visit in spring or after rains for the most impressive water flow. What to Bring: Water, snacks, sturdy shoes, and a camera — the light around sunset is magical. Final Verdict Pulo do Lobo is not just a stop on a tourist map — it’s a raw encounter with nature's force and beauty. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate rugged landscapes, tranquility, and a touch of legend. Whether you’re a photographer, hiker, or just someone seeking a moment of awe, this hidden gem of Alentejo will leave a lasting impression.

All rounded trail is around 6 km. by rocks, by gravel road and small path. If you like nature and silent places, nice to visit

Well worth the drive. Start early, it gets hot quickly & wear good footgear. We took a picnic to enjoy there. Please please take your rubbish back with you. We were so disappointed to see the carelessness of visitors before us.

We drove from the West. Quite a long drive along bumpy narrow roads eventually leading to a dirt track for the last 1.5km. Google tries to take you off road but follow the signposts through the village instead. The rock formations are interesting but quite honestly not worth the trip. There is a footpath along the west but on the east side there are boardwalks. No toilet facilities. The water looked polluted with scum and foam. So many nicer places to go to so I don't recommend this one unless you happen to be nearby.

This is far better in person than it is in pics. The gorge is other-worldly and I have seen no other place like it. However, other than a few tiny spots, there are no beach or swim areas here and accessing the river is somewhat difficult, except for a tiny unmarked path past the 'merendas' area. Even this is difficult. NOT for children to play or bath in. To reach the access, do not follow trail markings once you pass the gate. I did and it just took me in circles once I passed the dry brook. Better to drive past the gate (close behind you) and just drive down the well kept gravel road till the end. The other side you see marked on Google maps is a "Pesadiços" boardwalk that is quite extensive, but has no access to the river edge.

(Translated by Google) The staff couldn't be friendlier and their explanations were very interesting. It has the charm of those places, not yet overcrowded by tourism, where the locals, and especially in the tourist places, still welcome you with enthusiasm. Thank you so much. (Original) El personal no puede ser más amable y sus explicaciones muy interesantes. Tiene el encanto de esos lugares, aún no muy masificados por el turismo, donde los locales, y especialmente en los lugares turísticos, todavía te reciben con ilusión. Muchas gracias.

(Translated by Google) Small house, open to the public to see through glass doors, enjoy after visiting the little house and take a walk around the area (Original) Pequena casa, aberto ao público para ver entre portas de vidro, aproveitar após visitar a casinha e dar uma volta pela zona

(Translated by Google) Excellent space. I think it's a bit different from what it really was, such is the care taken to bring together all the period utensils in the same space. (Original) Excelente espaço. Acredito que fuja um pouco ao que realmente era, tal é a preocupação de juntar no mesmo espaço todos os utensíliosda época.

(Translated by Google) Not far from the beach, but very beautiful with the dilapidated mineral mine, recommended and beautiful to see! (Original) Niet ver van het strand, wel heel mooi met de vervallen mineralmijn ,aan te raden mooi om te zien!

(Translated by Google) Very well designed museum space. You can see the life of a family at the time of mining exploration. (Original) Espaço museológico muito bem conseguido. Dá para perceber a vida de uma família na época da exploração das minas.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting, and even better with Ms. Ana's explanations about the history of the village, the mining complex, and all the implications of this activity. Very good, and thank you! (Original) Muito interessante e melhor ainda com as explicações da Sra Ana sobre a história da vila, do complexo mineiro e todas as implicações dessa atividade. Muito bom e agradecida!

(Translated by Google) Interesting, but it takes only 5 minutes to visit. Don't go there on purpose just to see this. (Original) Interessante mas visita-se em 5 minutos. Não ir de propósito só para ver isto.

Very well intertained. Really nice people of the staff. Beautiful place.

Interesting little museum with helpful staff.

Amazing!

Nice

(Translated by Google) From the outside it looks like an ordinary building, but when you walk through the door you realize that you are inside a church. The space is very well preserved and contains some material collected during the excavations. The highlights are the funerary stelae, whose caption I have partially transcribed from the information panels. The employee explained the historical context of the place in detail, and drew attention to the other museum spaces in Mértola. I liked the proposal to reconstruct the Early Christian Basilica. Published on 15 Oct 23 (Original) De fora parece um edifício comum, mas quando atravessamos a porta apercebemo-nos que estamos no interior de uma igreja. O espaço está muito bem preservado e apresenta algum material recolhido nas escavações. Em destaque as estelas funerárias, cuja legenda transcrevi parcialmente dos painéis informativos. A funcionária explicou cabalmente o enquadramento histórico do local, e chamou a atenção para os restantes espaços museológicos de Mértola. Gostei da proposta de reconstituição da Basílica Paleocristã. Publicado a 15out23

(Translated by Google) A very well-preserved historic site with clear explanations. A must-see for history and archaeology enthusiasts. (Original) Espaço histórico muito bem preservado e com explicações claras. Uma visita obrigatória para quem gosta de história e arqueologia.

(Translated by Google) Although it's small and only part of the basilica has been excavated, the collection of tombstones, duly transcribed, is very interesting. If you're passing through Mérida, take 10 to 15 minutes to visit. It's free. (Original) Embora pequeno e só uma parte da basílica ter sido possível escavar, é muito interessante a coleção de lápides, devidamente transcritas. Se passares por Mérida, tira 10/15 minutos para visitá-la. Sem custo.

The place has a beautiful view of the town and river from the terrace. Forget about the terrace for lunch in summer as it is extremely hot in there. The service was a little slow but the waitress was nice and efficient. I tried a big toast with sliced tomatoes and bacon for starters which was delicious. Jambalaya rice, the main course, was correct. My wife tried the cod with potatoes, delicious. The interior of the restaurant was comfortable and it helped creating the proper mood for a great occasion. I would say that the place is much better at night in summer.

Been, here on a Tuesday evening. Great view from the terrace, personal atmosphere and nice service. We had grilled chicken and pork and both meals were outstanding. Prices reasonable from 10-15,- EUR. First place to go for dinner, should we come back to Mertola!

A must-go in Mertola, the house salad is a great surprise in a hot day

Wonderful location, great food, friendly staff.

Excellent Location and Excellent Food. Could not fault it. I would definitely go again when I next visit the area. The terrace gives some excellent views over the river and the mountains, and the inside is very nicely laid out.

This was great. The food was seasoned nicely. The service was exceptional. And most importantly, the view from the terrace is probably the best view I've ever had while eating a meal.

Excellent food and service. A lot of attention to detail in the presentation of these delicious meals. This is a small family owned and operated food. The view over the Guadiana river is amazing, the atmosphere is calm and matching the scenery. We all loved it and we have very high standards for food quality. Great costumer service too. These people love their work and making costumers satisfied. We will come back again tomorrow for our last dinner on Mértola. Highly recommend this gem in the beautiful historic town of mertola, 10 stars!

(Translated by Google) You pass the excavation on the way to the castle. Should people look at you? The information boards are informative; also in English. (Original) An der Ausgrabung kommt man auf dem Weg zur Burg vorbei. Sollte man dich ansehen. Die Infotafeln sind informativ; auch in Englisch.

(Translated by Google) It supplants fame. The diversity, quality and presentation of archaeological finds is unparalleled in our country. Mértola is well worth a visit for a few days. (Original) Suplanta a fama. A diversidade, qualidade e apresentação dos achados arqueológicos não tem par no nosso país. Mértola vale bem uma visita de alguns dias.

(Translated by Google) A mandatory stop for anyone who wants to know more about the history and importance of this place (Original) Paragem obrigatória para quem quer conhecer mais sobre história e a importância deste lugar

(Translated by Google) A must-visit place. This is where the magic happens. Three civilizations in one space. (Original) Local de visita obrigatória. É aqui que a magia acontece. Três civilizações num só espaço.

(Translated by Google) Great example of Heritage and tourism management! essential visit in the Portuguese Alentejo (Original) Gran ejemplo de gestión del Patrimonio y el turismo! visita indispensable en el Alentejo portugués

(Translated by Google) I don't recommend kayaking, the river is very dirty (Original) Não recomendo andar de caiaque, o rio está muito sujo

They serve local food made from local products. The tastes were just not for me.

Not bad! We stopped in for lunch and had the javali, the bochechas(pork cheek). Many of the previous reviews spoke about long waiting to get food, we waited less than 30 minutes in a full restaurant where we arrived last. The food average, price wasn't bad. It just seemed more for the visitor than for the local. One bonus is that the menu has pictures that show the dishes

Cosy restaurant with a nice terrace and a beautiful view on the river. We had a refreshing gazpacho with fried sardines - it was really delicious and exactly what you need with the heat here. The staff doesn't really speak English but they understand enough to get you what you need and are very friendly.

Friendly service, good rustic portuguese food, food arrived in good time, fabulous view from terrace, dog friendly on the terrace

Friendly service, but unfortunately not in English. Everything very over salted. My dish consisted of all parts of pork 🐖 with various bones, skin and fat parts, that I could not really identify. The main feature of my dish was a puree from scraps of bread 🍞 and some other unspecified things. It was very salty and basically horrible. I have to warn you however that it may be the best restaurant in town, since I've tried Portuguese Cusine in different parts of the country with no success. Just stick with other options for your own health & safety

Good home made food, nice service, pleasant place + a beautiful river view if you sit outside. Local restaurant, local food, good price, recommend absolutely.

Terrible service. Very very slow. No table manners. We came with dogs and set on the edge. As they told us. Except that my dogs could rest nothing positive about the place. Food was terrible.

Great restaurant amazing ambiance, we were lucky to have a group of Alentejanos singers visiting the restaurant and performing a couple of typical song from the Alentejo region We wanted to order from the menu but went for the chef suggestions instead, and for a superb Mértola wine, and what a winner this was!! Obviously you have the views of the Guadiana river that makes up for a perfect setting.. Not to be missed.

Let's be honest, alentejo food can be salty. Flavors are the main features here, not salt! The staff was so nice, the wine list is local/regional and fantastic, the decor is vintage and vibrant, but the food is excellent!

An amazing restaurant in a very picturesque village. The tomato soup and the venison are heavenly. The cod / coriander soup was very nice but I hate coriander so I didn't eat much. The selection of wine is wide and those we tasted were very delicious. A must-visit.

Once upon a time ..... This could be the start of a beautiful story, and we are fortunate to have gems like this place I don't know if Michelin guide knows about this place, but it's about time that someone gives them, the credit they deserve The place is formidable, with vintage stuff on the entrance and spreaded across the room Yes, the waiting time can be daunting But when the food arrives it's from another world, and makes you forget the waiting From the bread and olives To the grilled cheese with tomato jam The meat, namely the tournedo is awesome and the regional dishes are perfect You get a modern touch, but respecting the original recipes Service is out of bounds Did I tell you already that the food is incredible? This a gem, and needs to preserved like this Not to fast, like in Alentejo, but with everything on the right place Well done boys

The food was really nice, but the service was nowhere near the same standards, unfortunately: we waited for half an hour before ordering, to then find out that all the day's special main courses were not available anymore. When the food arrived it turned out that the waiter had written down the wrong dish

Excellent food, excellent service. Try the grilled cheese, and don't miss the tomato soup. We had venison, wild boar, and a matured angus steak, all well prepared and served. Well accompanied by a local red called Balanches. Modern comfortable space. Superb meal! Make sure you have a reservation.

Very good food for a very honest price. Fresh produits, from fish to meat. Professional staff. Good choice of dishes.

We are a little late with the review, yet we want to share the amazing experience we had here. The food was delicious and then portion was fantastic!! The view is amazing on any time of the day. The staff are friendly. The atmosphere is fantastic (we sat only on the outside). We enjoyed here and will definitely go back the next time we’re in the neighborhood.

Good little restaurant on the opposite side of the Guadiana river, in Mertola serving traditional, seasonal fare. The pheasant starter was tart (pickled vegetables) and tasty, and the garlic bread accompanying it garlicky and delicious. Pork cheeks and lamb chop mains were good, but the winner was the dessert. Tasted like honey and walnuts (cake base), topped with meringue. Can someone tell me what its called?

Very cosy place Beautiful river and city view Food was good I ordered Polvo a lagareiro and chocolate mousse Should do a reservation before go

Very good food. Ordered "pork cheeks and "migas with pineapple carpaccio" and a red berries sangria with white wine. Everything we ordered was very very tasty. We went by waiter's recommendation. I was surprised that the score for this restaurant was so low. So 5 big stars from me.

Good food and a wonderful view of Mértola. I especially liked the toast with asparagus, delicious! Price was reasonable, although meat portions could be larger.

Fabulous food and service, with a sublime view! The pork with migas was absolutely delicious. We went twice. The owner was so friendly and kind and even offered my family a lift back to the town at the end of the evening. Highly recommend.

Very good ,blown away by black pork , vegetable soup very good too