Not only is this wonderful bar closed, but the Brazilian government knocked it down! The IBAMA…read moreagency thought this place was too close to the edge of the beach, so now we have nowhere to eat in Lucena.

Right across from the beach in Cabedelo, this restaurant is only open during the day and only…read moreserves seafood. If you're in the vicinity, it's worth stopping in.

OK, the place is a dump. But it's close to the beach and you can buy a lunch here for $3 with…read moremeat, rice, beans & pasta. So if you're hungry it's not a bad deal. Not a place to bring a date though.

First, this isn't a luncheonette--it is a restaurant/bar on the beach. It is located in the best…read morepart of the beaches of Joao Pessoa (Cabo Branco). There are many beach bars huddled along this beautiful stretch of sand and they're all pretty good. Posto 6 is no exception. The service was pretty good and so was the food. They also had live music and it was good too. The next time I am in the area, I will definitely consider stopping back in and I recommend it.

Disappointing service today. Group of 5 people, 4 plates made it out. 5th plate took over 28…read moreminutes to arrive out for last guest. Never seen something like that that the restaurant brought all other meals first and then waited so long for last person. To top it off we were running late to another appointment and 5th guest had to take meal to go. Finally eating now and steak is rare rather than medium well. Seems like they did intentionally. Restaurant did nothing to correct meal coming out so late. Disappointing.

Let me start by saying that Bessa Grill is more of a "bar & grill" than a grill. While they are…read moreopen for lunch, happy hour and stay open until late night, the food is not the reason to come here. DO come if you want to hear live music, or come on a night when they have a DJ, or come for drinks in front of the beach & if you get hungry, stick to the basic snacks on the menu. I unfortunately came here to eat and was completely disappointed. We asked for picanha rare and shrimp. Both arrived severely overcooked and had to be sent back. On the second try, the meat was at least closer to medium than well-done, but unseasoned; the shrimp came back as rubbery as the first time. Cocktails were also shaky--my margarita was so sour as to be undrinkable; my date had piña colada which was ok.

We stumbled across this very nice restaurant by accident--it is located next to the Manaira…read moreShopping Mall, but I had never noticed that it was even there. We went inside to take a look and one o the owners greeted us and invited us to have a look around. She even gave us a complimentary black bean soup so we could taste the quality. We made plans to come back another day and try their feijoada. Apparently, the restaurant has been open over 20 years, and they seem o have a loyal and large customer base, judging by the number of regulars. They serve their feijoada as do many upscale restaurants do: the beans, rice and meats are all done separately and you choose which (or all, if you can handle it) that you want. The buffet is large, well-organized and handsomely presented, and the staff constantly are replenishing the various items. The feijoada is sold per kilo (the price is R$85/kilo, or about $15 USD), but they have table service for your drinks. Every diner is offered a free shot of a cachaça of your choice, which is another nice touch. They have a full bar and their caipirinhas are very good. Service was very good and all the workers and staff are friendly too. The ambiance is casual, but attractive. Overall, I look forward to eating here again and I would highly recommend it to you if you are in the area.