Setúbal
in Alentejo

This unconventional restaurant housed in a former horse stable serves both delicious homemade food & the best Portuguese wine. Pop in during ‘mosquito hour’, when cocktails & local oysters are served at the bar.

The food is superb, but what makes JNcQUOI's newest venture Deli Comporta just that little bit more special is the interior. Colourful, patchwork curtains, Viúva Lamego tiles and hand-painted vases by Susa Monteiro; you won't know where to look first. 

One look at the carefully curated Portuguese wine list and we know we've found a keeper. This is only heightened when we find out MESA is farm-to-table. Tuna crudo, sea-bass ceviche, grilled-peach salad: we'll take it all. 

Restaurante Dona Bia is a traditional Portuguese seafood restaurant with simple but phenomenal food. Where else will you find locals, tourists & Hollywood stars rubbing elbows?

Tucked on a windswept stretch of Comporta’s coast, Sublime Beach Club is all about good company, indulging on that Atlantic salty breeze, and sun-drenched afternoon lounging. Despite being in the middle of nowhere, it’s buzzing- with families, friends, and long lunches that stretch into golden hour. The space is a visual feast: shelves stacked with books, statues, and coastal decor; every corner layered with texture and charm. The menu leans simple seafood, salads, pasta but the house wine (produced in nearby Barrancão) is a highlight and a must try. Go for lunch, stay for a sunset drink, and let the barefoot vibe do its thing.