Authentic Brazilian food in the heart of Porto. Service is decent and the restaurant is beautiful…read more Great drinks as well, the caipirinha is amazing!

From the owner: A culinária brasileira é o resultado de uma grande mistura de tradições e ingredientes, com…read moreinfluência europeia, africana e indígena. Cada região do país tem a sua peculiaridade gastronómica e a sua culinária adaptada ao clima e à geografia. Por isso, é muito difícil estabelecer um prato típico brasileiro. Até o queridinho arroz com feijão e a famosa mandioca podem variar conforme a região. Sendo um país gigantesco e de muita fusão, o nosso desafio é conseguir trazer toda a complexidade e riqueza de sabores da gastronomia brasileira, através de um menu sazonal, para o fazermos sentir no Brasil!

We were here on a tour so I usually don't expect a whole lot, but the meal was awesome! I would…read moredefinitely go back!

The food was good, but more expensive than other restaurants in the area. We started with chips and…read moresalsa. The Pico de Gallo was 1/4 cup in size. I asked for more. The chips and pico cost 3 Euro. Not worth it. I saw someone get the guacamole and it was about 1/2 cup serving for 6 euro. The three steak tacos were delicious for 9 euro. They had a lot of tender and flavorful meat. You sit on stools and place your order on a checklist. I told them the order I wanted food to come out in. It's a clean and modern place.

Great place for lunch and I really wish we took pictures. A low key restaurant with outside…read moreseating. Just around the corner from a crazy busy area which we really appreciated after during a morning out at the tower and Harry Potter bookstore. Started with chips and guacamole which looked home made and was very tasty. Just the right amount of seasoning. We had the veggie burrito (great Mexican flavor for the vegetarian in the group), shrimp quesadilla which had a perfect crust of crispy cheese, Carne burrito, and cod taco which may have been the best of the lot with a perfectly fried cod filets and an awesome sauce. Relatively affordable and great for large groups (buckets of beer or margaritas...) and also good for families with options for kids.

I had the soup of the day it was broccoli soup and it was quite delicious but sadly it didn't come…read morewith bread but luckily it was just a starter. I ended up having the chicken and pineapple sandwich on wholegrain bread which was super tasty and the bread was lovely. I washed the whole thing down with a nice cold apple cider. They have free wifi so it's a great spot to plan other activities to do while you are in porto.

This was a nice place to get dinner. I'd say it may be a bit of a stretch to call it Brazilian…read moresince it just appeared to be a snack and burger place, but whatevs. The outdoor seating has a great direct view of the ocean for great sunset watching. Also, the jogging path is right there too for good people watching. The burger was tasty and also the sweet potato fry chips were good as well.

The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The…read moresquid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. The squid. Oh, did I mention the grilled squid?

Had a wonderful lunch here today. Started with a tropical salad topped with a half dozen fat boiled…read moreshrimp sitting on top of of mixed fruit and veggies, all of which tasted very nice after some vinegar and olive oil was sprinkled about. Main course was a nice big sole cooked in olive oil and garlic and accompanied by potatoes and onions. The sole was absolutely great! It's an unassuming place, but the waiter was quite pleasant and friendly to just the right proportion.

Fabulous tiny weeny spot right up off the harbor. we…read moreliterally stumbled upon in the rain while looking for the restaurant right below them in the square, which was closed. We sat outside, bundled up late March, wine, whole fish, octopus. more wine. And dessert i think, lol. Recommended without a doubt, make a reservation, there are not many tables.

Got to sit outside where had great view and atmosphere looking down at the river. Were seated…read morepretty quickly even though it was super busy. Two of us split the grilled octopus, fried cod and the oven roasted veal. The octopus was very delicious and could cut it with a fork it was so tender. Veal was second best - meat was super tender and tasted great but didn't have that in depth flavor some restaurants have. The fried cod was good but I just don't love when I'm having to worry about a bone being in my food possibly because I can't fully enjoy it. All 3 portions were very large and we couldn't finish it all. Overall a great restaurant but nothing I'd go back for

Good option in the Norteshopping to eat. Good service, very…read moregood meat. Reasonable prices and has an inner room that avoids the noisy feeding court.

This buffet restaurant is in the Dolce Vita Shopping Center in the southeast part of Coimbra. Five…read moreeuros and ninety-nine cents will get you all the food you can eat. There's a good variety of it - a table of salads, a section of hot food, and (the time I ate there) some tasty chicken broth. Among the numerous items in the salad bar were a kind of cole slaw with olives, gazpacho, mango slices, pineapple slices, and pigs-ear salad. On the steam table were several kinds of meat, rice, black beans (not as good as what I had at a buffet in Lisboa, but still good. Also spinach, rice cooked in chicken blood with pieces of chicken, whole small potatoes, and eggplant topped with fresh cheese. There's more too. There's a Brazilian restaurant in the other shopping center (the Forum), but this one is better. It's also more crowded, but you can expect that for good food.