Casa Da Guitarra is a small venue tucked away from Avenue Vimara Peres with only front door inviting music lovers for their venues. The audience capacity is small and in conjunction with fairly low ceilling it creates very small and almost intimate venue. The host was very welcoming and eagerly attending to all requests. I alos should mention here a glass of porto during break in performance.

We wanted to experience a Fado concert and read a publication in a blog about Casa da Guitarra, so we didn't think twice and bought our tickets. The event didn't let us down: the atmosphere, the presence, the music, and the voice. We're not fado experts but this kind of music is worth seeing live.

We arrived and were greeted by nice staff who spoke English, which was helpful since I don’t speak Portuguese. The show started a few minutes late but that wasn’t a big deal. The show room is small, just rows of chairs in front of the stage, but it is charming. They serve the Port wine halfway through the show. It had a maple-like flavor but I cant’t remember what kind of Port wine it was. The woman singer was fantastic and moved quickly from one song to the next, so they preformed quite a few songs. The male string instrument players were great two. I enjoyed the experience overall very well and I would go back.