More than a restaurant, Carvalho, in Chaves, is a kind of museum, where history and regional tradition intersect with the most classic recipes, served in order to also perpetuate the entire gastronomic legacy of the Trás-os-Montes region. In the living room, in addition to the historical objects, there is a large wine cellar, with dozens of options perfect to accompany the veal loaf with smoked rice, the lamb roasted in a wood oven, the pork chop à transmontana or the simple, but equally tasty and traditional alheira with turnip greens and boiled potatoes.

The Vidago Palace Gourmet restaurant offers impeccable service, a letter prepared by chef Rui Paula and an atmosphere that is, in all its fullness, five stars. These are the best guarantees of a memorable meal, in this space who likes to be in his own name: Hall. The background sound of the piano, invites you to enjoy a good glass of wine, which finds in abundance on well composed letter. Scallops with truffle puree, milk veal tenderloin or sea bass with crab migas are alternatives to two tasting menus. In desserts, the highlight goes to the sponge cake or olive …

A rustic and quite welcoming space, in touch with nature. It offers many traditional Portuguese dishes.

A large, simple space with an effective service and a pleasant atmosphere, serving mostly regional dishes.

This restaurant features the best of the regional cuisine of the Trás-os-Montes region. Located in the historic area of the town of Chaves, with a rusti decor that aims to recreate the old cellars, the barrels and the long tables and the Portuguese pavement.

The Task Quim Barber, in Vidago, real prepares snacks. The gizzards are revolting and stomach upset are some of the specialties that the restaurant features but the menu does not stop there. The house wine list is extensive and the Task, open all day, stands between cask and shale rocks.