These poor guys are doing whatever they can to stay in business. How hard is it for an…read more"all-you-can-eat" restaurant to survive with only take-out? I hope they pull through this.

Gostaria de compatilhar essa horrivel experiêcia. Ordenamos uma com dois sabores . Um dos sabores…read moretotalmente estragado. Fui ao gerente para expressar minha opniāo e oferecer uma opiniāo construtiva, mas ele super arrogante e condoncente. Em fim, a pior pizza da cidade.

My first time back here since the COVID-19 situation. In fact, this is the first time I've eaten…read moreout since March, and I really, really miss it. I usually like to get a slice, since you can't find pizza by the slice anywhere here. Today, I decided to try one of their personal-sized pizzas (you can get a small or a medium; the large is definitely a two-person job). You can choose to have a stuffed crust (your choice of 2 types of cheeses), which I did & it was really great. You can get 2 separate toppings on the medium, but I went with the old fan favorite of just pepperoni. They prepare it at the time you order it, and they are very generous with the cheese and topping. I was hardly able to finish it, but I forced myself because it was so good. If you're in the neighborhood, I'd highly recommend Mister Pizza.

We stopped here late at night (I think it was 10:30 pm) for pizza and had a nice time. My…read morecompanions got the pizza (and dessert pizza) and I had a meat calzone. The calzone was delicious and had a good meat and cheese level. My companions also enjoyed the pizza, one remarking that it reminded him of the pizza he enjoys in Sao Paulo. I don't care for the cream-cheese-in-crust type pizza, but all my Brazilian companions seemed to like it a lot. We followed Google maps to get here and some of the neighborhoods it took us through made my Brazilian companions nervous. The impression I got is that this place is on the edge of a bad area, or it's part of a new gentrification of a once-bad area. I wasn't worried, but my companions looked relieved when we pulled up to it and it was clean and well maintained, as opposed to the place two blocks away on the other side of the street that Google maps led us to at first.

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Here it is!!! The worst excuse for pizza I've ever had the bad luck to have eaten. We ate lunch…read morehere, & while the restaurant had 4 tables, the service was still only mediocre at best. The food--now that was special (but not in a good way). We started with shiitake & shimeji mushroom bruschetta. Absolutely without seasoning; I am sure the mushrooms were from a jar, because they had that metallic flavor. We ordered pizza for our main course. I have had thin crust pizza, but this was ridiculous. The crust was thinner than a cracker. The toppings & cheese were so oily that it was dripping; the pepperoni was awful, the pesto was even worse (I had to scrape it off before I could even tolerate it). There was no sauce on the pizza, but no surprise because the cracker dough would have dissolved. I would never eat here again and I wouldn't recommend this to anyone who likes Italian food or pizza. You'd be better off eating a frozen supermarket pizza.

Another GREAT place to eat in Joao Pessoa! This pizzeria is owned by the same family that runs…read moreFamiglia Muccini (the best Italian restaurant in Joao Pessoa!). The location can't be beat: right on the beach in one of the nicest neighborhoods in the city, near many hotels and B&B's. They use incredibly fresh ingredients and the pizzas are delicious. It's casual, but "upscale" at the same time. You feel really relaxed here. They have a very good wine list (at reasonable prices). The service is excellent. Plus, you can see the ocean while having a great meal.

Well for my first night and that Brazil We found this great Italian place that actually serves…read morepizza, pasta and amazing ravioli! I have been to Brazilian steakhouse is but never to a restaurant that continually Sergio all different types of food when it comes to being Italian. I give it a solid five stars for the atmosphere family oriented and sitting on the beach front.

OK, let me start out by saying this was not my first choice for dinner, but when another restaurant…read morewas unavailable, I called my hotel's concierge and asked for the name of a nearby place and they recommended Dom Ferreira. I won't tell you that this is the best Italian restaurant that I've eaten in, but they surpassed my expectations. The food was very good and the portions were very large. Some dishes were plated very attractively (others, well, they were a little repetitious). Their red sauce was tasty. Their gnocchi were great; their shrimp appetizer was also very good. The wine menu is a bit limited, but there are enough decent choices at very reasonable prices that you an overlook the short-comings. The waiters are attentive and helpful. The ambience is a little lacking in charm. I'd say this is a really safe bet if you want some Italian food while in Recife, and I would definitely consider dining here again.

Sooooo good. You pay by the kilo so it's perfect for light eaters. They have a huge variety of…read morefoods from sushi, to quiche, to pasta, to veggies, to incredible desserts, Dom Ferreira is the perfect place for groups with diverse tastes.