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• Dona Ju's kitchen...

I have been many times to this place, as it is just around the corner for me. It is a cantine: please don't expect exquisite decoration and stuff like that. The place is very quiet and Dona Ju is an extremely friendly and accomplished cook. As I see it, she is very much the 'soul' of that society. The food is very good, using organic ingredients. You can buy some of them upstairs if you want. They have a little shop. I have never left this place unhappy. The soups are very good and so are the desserts and main dish. There is a lot a variety re the main dish. That is a big plus, so it encompasses what you can or cannot eat. Tell the cook if you can't eat a specific ingredient. They serve nice and warm free teas. Also, the menu is constantly changing throughout the month, which I think is good. You can eat very well there under 10 euros and have a meal with a quality that is similar or even superior to many vegetarian restaurants in Lisbon (charging 2 or 3 times more).