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In the height of the Alentejo summer, with the sun gilding the plains and the warm breeze whispering ancient stories, we found ourselves in \u00c9vora, a “museum city” of cobbled streets and memories that echo in its whitewashed walls. Our holiday promised rest and gastronomic discoveries, and so, on a starry night with an inviting climate, we set out to cross the doors of the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval. But instead of past celebrations worthy of princesses and heirs, we celebrated the contemporary proposal of Cavalari\u00e7a \u00c9vora.<\/strong><\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>A Space That Breathes History<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Here, we step on stone floors polished by time. The outdoor terrace, with its trees and fountains in the ample exterior, contrasts with the high ceilings and robust walls that have witnessed centuries of stories. Yet, there is something new here \u2013 vibrant murals by Esther Mahlangu that speak of distant lands<\/strong>, an almost theatrical light that dances over rustic wooden tables, and an atmosphere reminiscent of Andalusia and Morocco. The contrast is deliberate, nearly provocative: different cultures do not compete; they conspire and create!<\/strong><\/p>\n

We take our seats. The atmosphere is unpretentious yet carefully planned; each element seems to have been placed with purpose, like ingredients in a complex recipe. It is not minimalism; it is essentialism. Like the modern table lamp that saved my night \u2013 photographically speaking, of course!<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>The Artisans of Flavor<\/strong><\/h3>\n

As is customary in these gastronomic chronicles, between our visit and the publication of this text, time \u2013 always relentless \u2013 has brought changes. Bruno Caseiro, the chef who conceived and gave soul to the Cavalari\u00e7a<\/strong> concept, signed the menus, and defined the culinary identity of these spaces until very recently, is no longer at the group’s helm.<\/strong> However, everything we narrate here unmistakably stems from his creative universe, from his vision that, despite a late start, traversed renowned kitchens such as those of Belcanto, O Viajante, Chiltern Firehouse, and Taberna do Mercado alongside Nuno Mendes.<\/p>\n

During our visit, Catalina Viveros<\/strong> was already leading the kitchen at Cavalari\u00e7a \u00c9vora, imprinting, alongside Bruno Caseiro, her global perspective on the Alentejo matrix and its products. The Chilean chef, now assuming the group’s leadership, has managed to preserve the essence of the unpretentious approach and the deep respect for ingredients that characterize the original philosophy while adding nuances that reflect her gastronomic journey.<\/p>\n

\"Enchidos,<\/a>
Cured Meats and Cheeses from Alentejo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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It is no surprise that in 2025, Cavalari\u00e7a \u00c9vora<\/strong> was recognized as a recommended restaurant in the prestigious Michelin Guide Portugal.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Gastronomic Narrative<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The bread arrives \u2013 Alentejo bread and rye cornbread<\/strong> \u2013 made in-house and accompanied by fermented butter that melts slowly and one of the best extra virgin olive oils produced in Portugal, which speaks for itself. The crispy sourdough toasts were a pleasant surprise in terms of texture; however, the bread and rye cornbread lacked the lightness we expected, being too dense and dry for an Alentejo bread. A curious contrast in a land where bread is almost a religion and with a chef who likes to highlight the bread he produces. Indeed, it was probably just an off day for the Cavalari\u00e7a oven<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

The cured Alentejo meats and cheeses are not mere appetizers;<\/strong> they are a cartography of local producers, with a clear statement that “when the product is good, best not to tamper with it\u201d. Thus, they bring a touch of tradition and simplicity to a menu filled with nuances and distinct techniques.<\/p>\n

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the delicious lamb empanadas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

As empanadas de borrego<\/strong> s\u00e3o pequenos tesouros dourados que escondem um interior suculento, uma viagem pela heran\u00e7a cultural da chef, que, nesta representa\u00e7\u00e3o alentejana do cl\u00e1ssico chileno, eleva-o com um molho verde de algas que traz o mar para o interior alentejano \u2013 uma provoca\u00e7\u00e3o deliciosa aos mais puristas.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The lamb empanadas<\/strong> are tiny golden treasures hiding a succulent interior. They are a journey through the chef’s cultural representation of the Chilean classic with a green seaweed sauce that brings the sea into the Alentejo interior\u2014 heritage, which elevates this Aa delicious provocation to the purists.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Vegetables tempura<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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The vegetable tempura<\/strong> appears as a Japanese haiku interpreted with an Alentejo accent \u2013 green beans, kale, and courgette<\/strong> in crispy garments of the highest technical level, which, dipped in a citrusy lemon and coriander dip, cut through the frying with precision and freshness.<\/p>\n

\"Tortilla<\/a>
Tortilla from Alentejo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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The tortilla from Alentejo<\/strong> is a familiar embrace, an exquisite representation of that classic from “nuestros hermanos,” made with Alentejo products: potatoes, eggs, and onions, shining on a stage filled with more dazzling and appealing stars.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Meanwhile, the tuna carpaccio with tonnato sauce<\/strong> and mizunas is a journey, a dialogue between cultures representing the creative universe through which Bruno has been shaped. Fantastic flavor reinforcement of the tuna with the tonnato sauce, the contrast of textures, the slight acidity, and the subtle sweetness of the fruit that appeared.<\/p>\n

\"T\u00e1rtaro<\/a>
Beef Tartare<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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The beef tartare with smoked mayonnaise<\/strong> is a slight reinterpretation of the traditional combination, technically well-executed, with a “do-it-yourself” touch in mixing the ingredients and served with excellent Alentejo bread toasts. Good, but without the distinct and surprising touch of other dishes.<\/p>\n

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Saut\u00e9ed Squid<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Decisive Moments<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The saut\u00e9ed squid was the climax of this experience.<\/strong> Perfect in texture\u2014tender yet firm\u2014it finds a worthy companion in the salt-baked new potatoes. The smoked cuttlefish ink sauce is the shadow that highlights the light, deep, almost primordial, while the contemporary creamed greens bring earthy notes to the equation. This dish is truly exceptional; it proudly showcases its roots<\/strong> while also transcending them.<\/p>\n

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The wild fish dish<\/strong> sails in purer waters, relying on the freshness of the fish and impeccable execution. The mussel pil-pil<\/strong> is the wave that carries and binds it, perfectly salted and unctuous, while the fennel notes take us traveling to other places\u2014 perfect doneness of the fish, with the unmistakable mussel flavor.<\/p>\n

\"Cacha\u00e7o<\/a>
Alentejo pork neck<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

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The Alentejo pork neck, accompanied by apple and smoked parsnip<\/strong>, was succulent and flavorful, impeccable in texture and sauce. The apple and smoked parsnip served as the counterpoint and echo, sweetness and depth, in a harmonious marriage<\/strong>. The triple-fried fries were a necessary indulgence, especially for those dining with a child, a moment of pure and costly indulgence in a menu of serious intentions. Excellent, but pricey for the portion presented!<\/p>\n

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Citrus Roulade<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The desserts are not mere epilogues but necessary and obligatory conclusions, demonstrating that they receive the same attention as the main courses. The citrus roulade with chamomile and honey ice cream is a balanced equation of acidity and sweetness, with well-structured elements that combine sophistication and comfort. It seemingly reinterprets\u00a0the classic combination of orange, olive oil, and honey.<\/p>\n

The raspberry sorbet with blueberries<\/strong> in different preparations and purple basil turned out to be much more than expected. It was fresh, light, sweet, and acidic, just enough, a finale to my liking, closing the meal with a golden key<\/strong>. There was even time for some delicate \u00c9vora “queijadas” (I would have eaten a dozen if I could)!<\/p>\n

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raspberry sorbet with blueberries<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Humanity of Service<\/strong><\/h3>\n

O servi\u00e7o merece cap\u00edtulo pr\u00f3prio. N\u00e3o foi apenas eficiente<\/strong>, numa noite de servi\u00e7o calmo, foi humano<\/strong>. A equipa move-se com prop\u00f3sito e calor, antecipando necessidades e propondo solu\u00e7\u00f5es. Algo vis\u00edvel sobretudo quando nos sentamos com uma crian\u00e7a \u00e0 mesa, \u00e0 qual deram uma aten\u00e7\u00e3o que foi al\u00e9m do protocolo – genu\u00edna, quase familiar. Num mundo em que muitos restaurantes se esquecem de que hospitalidade n\u00e3o \u00e9 sobre servir pessoas ou paladares<\/strong>, a equipa do Cavalari\u00e7a lembrou-nos porque sa\u00edmos de casa para jantar.<\/p>\n

Service deserves its own chapter. It was not just efficient<\/strong> on a quiet service night; it was human<\/strong>. The team moves with purpose and warmth, anticipating needs and proposing solutions. Something particularly touching when dining with a child at the table, to whom they gave attention that went beyond protocol \u2013 genuine, almost familiar. In a world where many restaurants forget that hospitality is not about serving people or palates<\/strong>, the Cavalari\u00e7a team reminded us why we go out to dine.<\/p>\n

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Queijadas from \u00c9vora<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Final Thoughts<\/h3>\n

Cavalari\u00e7a \u00c9vora is not just another restaurant in \u00c9vora. It is where Alentejo, with all its stubbornness and ancestral wisdom, converses with the modern world without losing its accent.<\/strong> We left that night under \u00c9vora’s starry sky, feeling like we had participated, not in a palace celebration, but in a demonstration of endless possibilities. A demonstration that tradition and innovation are not adversaries.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The night I wrote this text, I discovered that Bruno Caseiro, one of the architects behind Cavalari\u00e7a, was leaving. Such are the stories of gastronomy \u2013 ephemeral as a dish that empties, permanent as the taste that lingers in memory.<\/strong> The recognition from the Michelin Guide Portugal arrives at this crossroads of times, a testament to the journey taken.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Now, with Catalina Viveros flying solo at the helm, Cavalari\u00e7a faces the most difficult challenge in gastronomy: continuity through change.<\/strong> We hope the group maintains the same trajectory of uniqueness and authenticity \u2013 that rare ability to honor tradition without becoming trapped by it, to dialogue with the world without losing its Alentejo accent, and to create both intimate and surprising dishes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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