Great food great place and awesome staff…read more Will highly recommend ambiance is Definitely great

Authentic Portuguese bar up in the northeast. They have various Portuguese delicacies on the menu…read moresuch as the staple of a pork sandwich the Bifano. They also have the classic chorizo/sausage dish they light on fire in front of you. Authenticity extends as far as when you order water you've given an imported plastic bottle In which the cap still connects to the neck tab when unscrewing like most European water bottles.

Worst customer service ever. Very dismissive and unprofessional. I went there to pick up an online…read moreorder and I had to ask 4 different people for where to pick up my order. When someone finally knew what they were doing I still had to wait like 10 minutes for the food i placed an hour ago. Honestly never ordering again from them. Disappointing.

Enjoyable experience featuring well-prepared dishes, good flavors, and smooth service. The…read morewelcoming ambiance and attentive staff made it a reliable option for casual dining with friends or family anytime.

Gilda Café & Market is definitely a little gem! I've tried both The Antonio and The Murph, and let…read moreme tell you, the sandwiches are MUCH bigger than you would think! Come hungry because they are not playing around with those portions. The sandwiches are delicious, but I have to talk about the Portuguese treats. The classic pastel de nata was my FAVORITE! The pastry is so flaky, and that creamy custard filling makes it hard to stop at just one. Seriously, don't skip the natas! And the NATA LATTE?! I absolutely loved it. If you're already a fan of pastéis de nata, having those flavors worked into a latte just makes sense. Definitely something I would order again. We also tried the cod fritters, which were very good and another nice addition to everything else we ordered. Between the huge breakfast sandwiches, delicious Portuguese flavors, flaky natas and that nata latte, Gilda gives you plenty of reasons to come back. It's one of those places where you start thinking about what you're going to order on your NEXT visit before you've even finished what you have. Do yourself a favor: get a sandwich, but whatever you do, DON'T leave without a pastel de nata. And if you're a coffee person, try that nata latte too!

super yummy pastel de nata and dare i say better than some of the ones i had in lisbon. it was the…read moreperfect amount of sweetness and the crust was so flaky. it wasn't too dry or doughy at all. they are really popular and seems to sell out pretty by like noonish on the weekends so be mindful of that! want to come back and try their food menu for sure. oh and the store is cute so thats a plus too

One of my favorite go to places in all of south jersey. Serrano vibe and staff make me feel like I…read moream back in Brazil again with their welcoming vibe and professional management. I recommend the BBQ steaks on the menu. Yum!

Great food. Simple but very good. Had sirloin tips and the Portuguese steak (with fried egg,…read moregarlic sauce, potatoes, plus a bit of spice). We came in on a Sunday around 7:30. Both the bar and the dining room were empty, which had us a bit worried. They even had to turn on the dining room lights for us. But we stuck it out and were glad we did. Food was delicious. The only complaint, and it is minor, is that my sauce had a lot of bay leaves in it and they didn't remove them. I had to hunt down and remove the whole and broken leaves, since they aren't really edible. And re the empty restaurant, that resolved itself by the time we left. They were seating a party of 10 in the dining room. And the bar had 2 tables of 4 and 2 tables of 2 (12 total) all eating what looked like good food. Somehow we managed to hit them during their Sunday evening lull. We didn't try it, but the very nice owner tells us they specialize in charcoal grilled chicken. He made it sound good and it is on our list to order next time we're in the area.

Mussel white bread for dipping olives calamari steak Portuguese with chips spicy shrimp over rice…read moreaaah!

Visited the Mediterranean 2000 with my family and we had quite a nice experience. The food was…read moredelicious and we all enjoyed what we ordered. I particularly like the Peito de Frango e Camarao ao Molho Branco, with rice and broccoli. The restaurant is quite quiet and the service is ok. There weren't a lot of people there (we were the only table), which was nice but also a little weird if I'm being honest. We have known the restaurant for a long time and we reminisce on the time when it was better, cleaner, and the staff a little more attentive. Overall the experience was nice.

Food is excellent especially the pizza. And the prices are fair. Wonderful atmosphere. Service is…read morequick and friendly.

I the food the pizza tasted like came out of box. The service was very tentative ambience was nice.read more

While Philly has plenty to boast about in terms of offering cuisine from places like Mexico, China,…read moreItaly, and Vietnam, there are some countries whose foods do not have such presence here. Portugal would be one of those countries. When I visited Tierra Colombiana, I noticed a Portuguese restaurant across the street and vowed to check it out. While many of the Portuguese restaurants I have visited have been more upscale- Iberia seemed pretty casual which had me wondering about the food quality. But I liked what I saw when I looked at the menu- lots of meat and shellfish, and sausage on fire. When an appetizer is offered on fire, I can't really say no. Just like flamining saganaki- every time I order chorizo that is still on fire when served, I feel the same excitement I did as a kid. As I sipped my $2.50 glass of red, the "longaniza portuguesa" came out in flames, and crisped up in front of our eyes. Its a really flavorful sausage, though it might be too heavy to eat on your own. We also shared a dish of pork and clams with fried potatoes- enough for a group ($17). While the pieces of pork were dry, the clams, crisped potatoes, and especially the broth, were really impressive. I didn't feel bad drinking the buttery broth by the spoonful.

Would give no stars if possible. Horrible experience, small hole in the wall bar restaurant. That…read morewas not the issue with my experience. My issue was the lack of professionalism and respect of customers. The experience was topped off by me realizing that the waitress had tipped herself $46 extra on top of the tip I actually left her on my credit card slip. Contacted restaurant, waitress immediately put on the owner who was rude and offered no apologies for his employee directly stealing from a customer. The owner would only take my issue seriously once I had to revisit in person. After we pulled slips and proved the tip scam really happened and it's clear I did get my $ back.

The food in the menu sounds great, but there is no flavor or seasoning, or spice to anything. The…read morerestaurant is clean, with friendly staff. But the food was completely disappointing.

The food was absolutely so tasteful and the team there was so nice. If you go get the chicken and…read morerice . The birds were so flavorful

Came here during my Philly visit. Very authentic and great-tasting Portugese dishes here, highly…read morerecomnmended by brother-in-law. Grilled salmon has a lot of yummy vegs. Seafood paella cooked to al dente and has great flavor, mussells are plump and juicy, not overcooked. This place clearly specializes in seafood! The only con is dishes take a long time to come out of the mom-and-pop kitchen, but once they come to the table you can taste the love!

Food and service excellent. However, the prices on the menu are NOT correct. Bill came and it was…read more15 dollars more than on the menu! I questioned it and the server was gracious however she was looking at an app and said the prices had increased. If that is the case they should advise people that! They need to update the menu prices as well as their web prices! No problem with the food - big problem with the lack of correct pricing.