This small-sized grocery store is perfectly fine for stocking up your apartment, or as it was for…read moreme, picking up a few candies, some bread, cheese and a bottle of wine for a late night snack. The store is a little cluttered but they have all the things you'll need for food and drink. Produce, dry goods, spices, personal care items, baby food and baby care, frozen, bakery and beer/wine/spirits. Shelves are stocked and the prices are clearly marked. I don't believe that the young lady who rang me up speaks English but a number on a screen is easy enough to understand when you have cash. [Review 9898 overall, 1476 of 2018.]

So, these guys are open late. They carry a smattering if basics and convenience items. The produce…read moresection is wilted and sad, though. But, you know, there soda and wine and snacks and frozen foods available. They stock a selection of staple items like milk and bread and eggs but don't expect to find specialty or organic items. On my most recent visit, the checkout process was turned into a test of patience when some random woman started yammering at the store staff. Two of them were just standing around, anyway. The woman completing my transaction kept almost handing me my change as she was interrupted by this crazy person. So, it took about four minutes to actually complete the transaction. The point is, it's convenient except when it isn't.

This. Place. Is. Fantastic! If you love cheese- you…read moreabsolutely have to eat here. The menu was so tempting that we had a hard time making decisions.We started with the seia cheese and smoked ham croquettes. They did not disappoint! Ooey gooey goodness served with a lovely quince sauce that left us wanting to lick the plate. We settled on sharing the smoked sausage rice served in a spent seia cheese shell. Words cannot even begin to explain how incredibly decadent this dish was. It was more than enough to share, yet even as we were both full we could not stop indulging in it. It became richer as the steaming hot rice sausage and vegetable mixture continued to melt more of the sidewall cheese into the combination. We also could scoop melty cheese directly off the wall inside the bowl. I didn't think about it at the time, but if we had saved the crisps that are served with complementary olives on arrival we could have spread some of the cheese onto them as well. Alas- hopefully someone else can give that a try on our recommendation. Although too full for dessert, the cocoa cake was recommended as a house specialty. It is really more of a rich chocolate brownie or torte and is served with an incredible salted caramel sauce and topped with a dainty scoop of a fantastic goat cheese ice cream with flavoring along the lines of a creamy cheesecake. Such an absolutely lovely meal served by wonderful staff! Reuben and Maria made us feel very welcome and the staff at Rei Dos Queijos apparently speak every language there is. 4 mixed drinks, appetizer, shared entree and dessert €54. Not too shabby!

We had a great time ! We had the pumpkin rice with cherries and the beetroot and cheese tartare. As…read morefor dessert : cocoa cake and cheesecake But beware the cocoa cake is not your typical dessert ! Great chocolate with a caramel sauce and the best ice cream I had in a while. Would highly recommend for someone that doesn't stray to far from " typical " desserts. Everyone around us was sharing a cheese and/or meat plate as appetizer than an entree for two as well. We also had some white wine with that we had the cheapest by the glass but it went perfectly we everything we had. And really not expensive wine with a great taste. Would gladly go back !!