Upon arrival in March, it turns out that Quinta do Arneiro is actually a working farm that runs a small food shop and an organic restaurant. We arrived for brunch, and the restaurant was filled with other patrons – all Portuguese.
Honeysuckle on the nose is balanced with a taste of fresh pineapple and fruit salad on the palate. A food-friendly wine with character.
In this traditional-style Portuguese villa with an infinity pool in stunning countryside you can find tons of space and fresh air for private relaxation. Sleek, funky interior with room for 8 or more and everything you need. Excellent location close to tela soldada multy uso 25m Lisbon and to the beach....
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ur lunch meal started out with a squash soup with some farm-grown vegetables and balsamic! Very, very delicious, and perfect for the rainy day on which we visited!
The daily menu at Quinta do Arneiro is all organic, featuring heavily plant-based and vegan foods, although there is usually a meat option available.
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Further, if you want to read more about Dan and my “rehearsal” dinner, you can read about it here!
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Some of our guests still rank QDO’s beet risotto as one of their top dishes! I wrote all about it here, so rather than going into all of the specific details again are some highlights:
With sunset, came time for everyone to gather at long tables under a big tent in the courtyard of the Marquis of Pombal’s palace. We poured our choice of wine from the bottles on ice at every table and enjoyed a simple first course of olives and bread with pepper spread.
Kids had a great time in the inflatable outdoor playrooms, and a band kept up the lively pace. By the time the more than 400 guests had arrived, the scene looked a bit like a Saint Patrick’s Day celebration, decidedly “green”!
Our meal ended with an amazing gluten free “apple cobbler!” We ended up serving this again at our rehearsal dinner!
Dinner starts with a Welcome Cocktail at 7:30pm, followed by dinner, served at 8pm in events room with panoramic views overlooking Porto and the Douro river.