Tulhas

We had such an amazing experience at Tulhas. Nelson was our server and he explained a lot about the history of the restaurant, very attentative, and was great with our little one. The food was great. We ordered clams, grilled cod, and duck rice, which were all spectacular. The rice had a nice crunch and had a side of garlic and shallot oil for even more flavor. The desserts are all homemade. We got the flan and lime mousse. Definitely save room for dessert. Thank you Tulhas and Nelson for a great meal in Sintra!

- James -

This was a nice place to sit down and eat. We got the traditional steak and Portuguese game sausage paired with some red wine. Both dishes hit the spot. The waiter was really friendly and a bit of a hoot.

- Josh Hays -

I am so glad we picked this resurant. TasteAtlas convinced me to come here and it was a great idea ! The owner is really calm, kind you can see he loves this restaurant and his job. The feeling was that we are in his house, in his dining room having dinner. The food was amazing ! I tried the Bacalau dish, specific of the place and it was sooo tasty ! My wife loved the food also, she got the lamb chops, really really good ! Highly recommended there !!

- Mihai Cicedea -

I recommend it! A great place that we found by chance in a small alley next to the Palacio Nacional da Sintra. The setting - a very cozy typical small Portuguese restaurant. The food - the salads and main courses were delicious, but the dessert was definitely the "wow". We ordered a homemade walnut tart. He was great. The service - I give 5 stars because there is no 6. The waiter was exceptional. He spoke Portuguese, Spanish, French and English. He was constantly joking with the guests or himself and making everyone laugh. Like a psychologist, he managed to bring the visitors closer together and it became a very pleasant atmosphere. When he found out it was my birthday, he immediately brought and lit a candle and made everyone sing. Unique!

- Sonya Miteva -

Food and service were decent. We managed to find a table at a time when the restaurant was full, and it was raining outside. The seafood soup was delicious FYI - It's more expensive to order soda than beer. It seems to be a trend across touristy restaurants. So if you prefer beer, order one instead of soda. Cheers Finally, when in Portugal, try to learn some basic Portuguese words. It goes a long way. Waiters will be more receptive

- Andres Leon -