Gambrinus, Fine dining restaurant in Santo António, Portugal
Gambrinus is a restaurant in Santo António where the dining room features wood paneling, Portuguese granite fireplaces, and paintings on the walls, with seating for about eighty guests at elegant tables. The carefully designed interior creates a cohesive space that invites lingering.
The restaurant was established in 1936 and underwent a major renovation in 1964 by architect Maurício de Vasconcelos, who redesigned its interior spaces. This modernization shaped its current appearance and layout.
A large tapestry depicting The Four Seasons by painter Sá Nogueira hangs on the main dining room wall. This artwork shapes the space and shows how the restaurant connects gastronomy with visual art.
Entry is through the main entrance area, where a counter section offers comfortable seating for walk-in guests. The dining room itself has tables arranged for different group sizes and is accessible for various needs.
The counter has twelve wooden and leather seats where guests can watch directly into the kitchen. This position allows close observation of food preparation and creates a special connection to the cooking craft.
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