Location: Almada
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Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Almada. Almada is a city and a municipality in Portugal, located on the southern margin of the Tagus River, on the opposite side of the river from Lisbon. The two cities are connected by the 25 de Abril Bridge.
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8. Maruto Bar & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 930 reviews
In one of the most typical neighborhoods in Lisbon you can find this small and charming Bistro & Bar, Maruto. A place where you will always fell at home even when you come alone, with friends or with that special someone. You can taste typical Portuguese
Reviewed By s0phie61
Me and my boyfriend came here after reading the reviews. Being honest, I wouldn’t have given this 5*. It’s not really a restaurant, more a tapas bar to grab a quick snack. Have been to better restaurants in Lisbon.
7. Wine Room Lisboa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 280 reviews
Reviewed By Maria B
This is a very small restaurant run by a lovely kind couple that clearly loves what they do. The lady was the wine connoisseur. We decided to accompany our lunch with wine by the glass. She will make recommendations and let you taste before choosing. We had Douro Colinas do Douro, with our sardines, which were wonderful, Mare & Corvus with sausages and linguica, which were served with mango; the dish was very good, and others with our main dishes. Out of the way but worth a visit.
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6. The Wine Cellar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 567 reviews
Situated in the heart of Cais do Sodré, Lisbon, the "The Wine Cellar" offers a range of regional products of excellent quality and exclusively Portuguese, with a selection of about 200 references of wines, including ports, green and sparkling, most served
Reviewed By Derrybeg
A great place to try an impressive wine menu and good quality tapas to keep you there for the evening. Book online and you get a 30% discount on the food, which made it a cheap as well as an enjoyable evening.
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5. BacoAlto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Because those who seek Bairro Alto, seek tradition. It was in this neighborhood that was born the new gourmet shop Baco Alto. A world of aromas and flavors that blends with the life of people of ancient customs. Wines, Cheeses, Charcuterie, Canned and Tap
Reviewed By gottal
Lovely little wine shop which also sells small platters of cheese and meat. The owner is lovely and very chatty. Definitely worth dropping by to taste some great Portuguesas wine and taste local cheeses
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4. The Little Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 337 reviews
A little wine bar and restaurant with a great selection of Portuguese wines, meals and tapas. We also serve dinner with fish, meat or vegetarian meal. And not least - you will have a personal service from the owner who likes to make the customers feel hap
Reviewed By 245marshallp
The Little Wine Bar is located in the middle of the Lisbon steps and is just what you are hoping for. White wine soalheiro refreshing as flavored sparkling water that numbs the pain from the hiking the hill. With the some of the most attentive and nice service you can find in Portugal. The manger puts forth attention to making sure every one has an enjoyable experience. They presented flaming chorizo before its severed and your mouth will water. Highly recommend
3. BA Wine Bar do Bairro Alto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1759 reviews
More than 150 wines by the glass. Port wine flights. One of the best selections of portuguese cheeses, and charcuterie, combined in mixed boards. Handmade canned fish delights. Rare and old Port and Madeira wines collection, also by the glass. Please not
Reviewed By rannydoss
This place was ok without being great - our experience a little disappointing based on the high TA reviews. Service seemed a bit muddled and slow. Keen to impart knowledge but at the same time flitting from table to table before we actually got a drink, trying to do too many things at once. It took us over half an hour to get a drink and 45 minutes for food despite only 3 - 4 tables being occupied, which became a little annoying. Highlight were the cheeses, oils and jams and the lady that explained about the various meats and cheeses. You could also try the wine before you buy. Negatives were overall service and relatively high prices. Wine was alright but did feel obliged to go with their recommendation. In hindsight, I think we would have enjoyed it more if we’d engaged less with the sommelier and just picked wines ourselves... we would have drank more than the one glass of wine that way!
2. Lisbon Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 673 reviews
Wine bar and tapas. Taste Portugal with us. Our tastings are famous.
Reviewed By NICHOLAS T
An epic couple of hours in Lisbon.A great afternoon of tasting fabulous wines, port, cheese, olive oil, bread and meat.Our hostesses were very knowledgeable and clearly very passionate about the subject matter and made the experience.Once they knew of our preference for port, they swapped one of the planned white wines for an additional port. The afternoon was a relaxed one on one education on all things wine, cheese, olive oil and ham Portugal and the servings of wine generous to say the least.Every guest was given a wine selection tailored to their own preference. A unique wine tasting afternoon. Great fun and decent value at 70 euros per head...
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1. Nova Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 404 reviews
nova Is a space in Chiado dedicated to the new Portuguese wines. With an "industrial-chic" decor it works as a wine shop and bar. Where also, one can taste several dishes of Portuguese food. Menu not recommended for children.
Reviewed By JimSTL1021
We stopped in here for a late afternoon glass of vino & some snacks. My wife ordered a white Sauvignon Blanc while I opted for the 3-grape red blend from the Douro Valley. Both were excellent & paired well with our food choices of young goat cheese with olive oil & dried tomato paste & a second plate of smoked blood sausage - wonderful. Great wine wonderful food & outstanding service!!
