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wonderful 50 year old garden beautiful night out. genuine local dining experience local drinks to . happy guitar music tourists and locals dancing. what a night .............................................................................................................
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Date of experience: August 2019
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This used to be a lovely place (magical) lights strung up the trees,dancing and traditional music every night but since the health authority tried to close it down it has lost its magic. We have no children just our dogs and they ate now no longer allowed. It is not the fault of dogs or their owners that the health authority tried to close them but the gas standards of the food places themselves. While we took it in turns to sit outside with the dogs we saw at least 50 people in groups that included dogs sent away and that was just the hour we were there. There also used to be unique crafts you couldn't find anywhere else, now if all more or less the same. The magic has gone and they need a big rethink.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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We were staying at the top of the road and had walked past the festival site a number of times before finally giving it a go and then went back three more times. This is definitely not a sophisticated night out but is a very relaxed evening with a great family atmosphere. Cheap and tasty street food with insanely cheap cocktails ...the Caipirinhas were amazing....plus some terrific live music made for some very happy holiday memories. Groups of teenagers, couples and extended families all enjoyed the event and we would happily have gone again if we had been in Estoril longer…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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It’s a lovely place to enjoy eating a “chorizo bread” or buying some lovely handmade/handicraft stuff! Worth a visit for sure.
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Date of experience: September 2018
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Compared to so many other craft fairs and markets, this was great. Nothing fancy, but local flair and not touristy, which is why we liked it. We bought some great art prints, had dinner and the live music was amazing. We were on our way back to Lisbon from a day in Cascais and it was such a nice way to end our day. Highly recommend.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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