Its name pays homage to this Portuguese nobleman who played a decisive role in several battles during the Restoration War. This establishment enjoys a certain prestige and a fine location, occupying a restored old house on the town square. It offers three intimate rooms combining classic and rustic elements — one with a fireplace — and a large banqueting room on the upper floor. The menu of traditional character offers à la carte options and a tasting menu (for a minimum of 2 people), which ranges from the classic clams in garlic‑cilantro dressing to the traditional Bacalhau à Lagareiro (oven‑roasted salt‑cod) with smashed potatoes.