This is one of two restaurants located inside the Vogal Luxury Hotel & Spa. Their executive chef is…read moreJomair Moreira. Their menu is based on French cuisine, but might better be described as French/Brazilian fusion--most, if not all the dishes are classic French cuisine, but he uses Brazilian ingredients among the dishes. The food is plated impeccably. The service is very good. The atmosphere is that of a classic French white tablecloth restaurant. The wine list is extensive, but slightly high-priced. If you are in the city and looking for a classic French dinner, I would recommend you try Le Château.

I know...I said I wouldn't come back here, but the place is so beautiful and I was in the area,…read moreso...it was much better than last time. First, let me say thank you to our 2 waiters, Ezekiel and Marlon. They both provided excellent service and were very integral in my positive review and experience. The atmosphere here continues to be romantic and idyllic: with a view of the beautiful Ponta Negra Beach in Natal and the famous Morro do Careca ("Bald Hill") in the distance. The food is very nicely plated, and while the seasoning was okay this time, it was still a little unbalanced. I really enjoyed the Sorrentinos (Argentinian version of ravioli) the last time, and while the presentation was very attractive, the sauce had too much lime. I ordered the commemorative dish (Prato da Boa Lembrança) because I collect these plates. It consisted of shredded dried beef with fried curd cheese (queijo coalho) served on a bed of refried black-eyed peas (which had a very bitter taste). Visually, it was striking, but the taste missed the mark. I was happy to have celebrated my birthday having lunch here, but, while the food is not as good as they think it is, it is still worth a visit.

I have Been going to Manary since 2011. Every Trip to Brasil this is my dreamy food experience…read more From the moment I pull up to the red door to the moment you leave the magic. The customer service and ambiance are the warmest greeting, Every bite is an explosion of flavor. Thank you ! Well done to the whole team!

What a wonderful place, the service is excellent, food was great, started off with an appetizer and…read moreit was delicious. Main fare was shared between us and it was also delicious.

"Camarões" means shrimps in Portuguese, and not surprisingly, they do shrimp--and only shrimp, but…read morethey do it well. They prepare shrimp in so many ways, it's difficult to choose, but what we ate, both were excellent. Honestly, it seems like the main courses could serve two people. There are actually 2 Camarões Restaurants, and they're both fairly close. In my opinion, the décor in Camarões Potiguar (at R. Pedro Fonseca) is prettier. The service is very good and they also have a very nice wine list at reasonable prices. The portions are very generous. The desserts, thankfully, aren't made of shrimp, and if you still have room after your meal, you really must have one. They have quite a decent wine list at reasonable prices too.

OMG. This place is superb. First rodizio type restaurant that has sushi…read more For comparison, it is "smaller" than Fogo de Chao BUT the quality of the meats and salad bar is better. Service is very, very good and the atmosphere is very good as well. For me, this is the best "ñrodizio type restaurant I have ever been.

Carne do sol- is the traditional way they do meats in Natal. They sun dry the meat. It is not jerky…read morenor smoked. It has a unique flavour. Service was very good and the ambience is superb. Awesome view of the coastal south Atlantic Ocean.

I really don't know why this restaurant is so famous…read more Firstly, the restaurant doesn't serve any alcoholic beverages, so if you like a glass of wine or beer with your food, you're out of luck. Second: the food is served from a buffet (although, they do have items that you can request from a menu, the majority of the food is served from the buffet). When I went to eat there, I saw people "sampling" the buffet items with their hands!!! If that wasn't bad enough, the food trays are not being attended, so you may pass trays with food that's been there for quite a while (looking anything but appetizing), or they may be empty. The waitstaff are overworked or uninterested because it was next to impossible to get anyone's attention for a soda.. The only thing I can say in Mangai's favor is that it does look charming--so go and look, then eat someplace else.

Traditional and authentic Northeast dishes. Similarly to multiple restaurant in Natal, Mangai is a…read more"self-service" restaurant serving food by the weight. The buffet style makes it quite convenient (less risky) for the folks who are experiencing the heavy Northeast cousins. The array of food is fairly diverse and the staff is quite friendly. The whole restaurant is decorated thematically.

We came back here for lunch and they didn't disappoint! If I lived in this city, I'd be eating…read morehere every week. The restaurant is absolutely beautiful--the service is always excellent--the food is always delicious--and the portions are incredibly generous! "Camaroes" means "shrimps" in Portuguese and this restaurant does shrimp better than just about anywhere I've eaten. If you're ever in the area, you really must eat here--you won't be disappointed!

Muito boa comida, pratos grandes e mesmo dizendo que servem apenas uma pessoa eles podem servir…read moreduas tranquilo, dependendo da fome.

Came here in July 2014 toward the end the FIFA world cup with friends. The restaurant was…read moresurprisingly dead. Pizza was very good - a little on the expense side, but definitely worth the experience. Vegetable toppings were cut a little on the large/chunkier side, so be mindful if you're not used to it. Ordered 1 neapolitan pizza. It was excellent - 5/5. Bacon and broccoli pizza was very salty, and had a very strange taste to it - 2/5. Great outdoorsy patio-type restaurant with a nice light breeze. The waiter was very polite and friendly. They were very accommodating and patient with us despite the strong language barrier.