Our most local cafe so handy to try. Very nice coffee, friendly laid back staff who make you feel…read morewelcome and don't pressure you to leave. Have also had breakfast here which was really good. It's a Portuguese establishment so I think you can order some Portuguese specialties. All together it's the best and only nice cafe up this end of Enfield. Update; ive decided to change my review because the truth is I never go to this cafe anymore. I think its because although the staff are really nice and there really isn't that pressure to leave, the actual atmosphere doesn't really entice me back. What me and OH are really looking for in this area is one of those cafes with reclaimed furniture, rather than PU leather dining chairs. Pictures from local artists (of which there are loads!) and fresh flowers. Home made food rather then just deli sandwiches. I'm thinking soups, stews, baked eggs, cakes, biscuits etc. That would entice me and really put Enfield on the map. Maybe open in the evening or for the early morning commuters? Keep the coffee though. The coffee is great.

My mum wanted to try this place and we went there for a quick lunch. My first impression was that…read morethe place wasn't very clean, second the cakes didn't look very fresh. We decided to order the soup of the day which was tomato soup. We sat down inside the cafe. We were very surprised when the guy started opening two tins of heinz tomato soup. We were shocked but didn't say anything. What he did was he just poured the soup into plastic plates and put them into the microwave and then the "soup of the day" was ready. We paid £6.00 for two soups. They need to learn the term soup of the day which means freshly prepared soup ready to be served. I wouldn't recommend this place to my friends.

I am from Hamburg, Germany, originally where you have Portuguese restaurants everywhere. My partner…read moreis Portuguese. So we were searching desperately for a nice Portuguese restaurant in London. We prefer to eat meat more than fish but a lot of Portuguese restaurants focus on fish. The Oceano has both: Fish and meat dishes. I love their black pepper beefsteak. My partner enjoys their spicy chicken. His family visited us last weekend. His parents and his brother had fish and they loved it. It's a very nice family restaurant and very cheap for London as well. Most of the dishes cost less than 10 pounds. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. They don't really have a disabled toilet but the Ladies was big enough for my wheelchair.

Best Portuguese restaurant in East London. Amazing food and…read morehas options for vegetarians which was perfect for me. If you miss Portuguese food or want to try it, highly recommend this place!

I was astonished at how unassuming and unfussy this place was for such a big name chef, tucked away…read morein a corner of Spitalfields market. I wasn't too sure what to expect from Portuguese tapas but what we got was lots of small plates with (as Gregg Wallace from Masterchef would say) big flavours! We went for variety when ordering. Not all the dishes were five stars but there were some definite highlights - for me it was the 24-month-aged St Jorge cow's cheese which did somersaults on my tastebuds, whilst my guy really liked their beef sandwich. We found the runner bean fritter a bit of a waste but both dived for the last mussel which was served in a small tin and beautifully seasoned. The custard tart which you have to reserve a slice of early as they only make one a night, was actually a bit disappointing - I found it a little too gooey for my liking. Every dish feels very thoughtfully prepared, and it was so nice to feel that thought and care extend to the service here, with a lovely welcome from the front of house who made sure we were happy sitting in the front 'outside but inside' area. Our waiter also took very good care of us, happily advising on dishes and in my case the wines too, as I hadn't heard of many of the grape varieties. So the 5th star is for their charm. A good feed if you're in the area with a very relaxed, rustic feel, but be warned the prices stack up quickly with this type of food! I could easily be persuaded to return though, as I already know which dishes I'd ditch and which new ones I'd order next time... ;)

REALLY GOOD. Tucked inside spitalfield market, this Portuguese restaurant makes me think…read moredifferently about Portuguese food for sure. The tins, obviously their signature is a must try. Clams (part of daily special) was so so good. Monkfish and scallops were marinated really well too. They had a fish collar, part of their specials, was cooked to perfection with sides of refreshing salad toppings. Also just perfect. Very good list of wine selection. Their dessert do not disappoint. Didn't try their olive cake (which everyone else got), but their fennel sweet was subtle and light and just ended the meal in the fluffiest and most satisfying way. Overall: REAL good

Very nice staff, warm and welcoming. It feels like Portugal. They serve you the espresso in a hot…read morecup (no seriously this is not common now days...) . Have the pasteis de nata is you go there. For me it's a local 5 stars for this place!

The best Portuguese food I've ever had! Outstanding crispy spicy rotisserie chicken with a savory…read morehalloumi salad. Can I take all the European wine home with me, pretty please? If you're in NW London, come to Manos. Unexpected pleasure...in your belly!

Don Teodoro - home of the cheap Portuguese lunch…read more You'll find this little cafe stuck by a pub on a not-so-fashionable side street in lower Camden Town . At first it may look like a regular greasy spoon and you'd be right - it's got all those metal chairs and local service tendencies of a lunch pit-stop cafe. But behind that is the menu: it's from Porto and it's got some great strange selections for budget prices. Take for example the ultimate lunch meal - as described by Wikipedia: FRANCESINHA (meaning Little French Girl in Portuguese) is a Portuguese sandwich originally from Porto, made with bread, wet-cured ham, linguiça, fresh sausage like chipolata, steak or roast meat and covered with molten cheese and a hot thick tomato and beer sauce. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francesinha Come on, you know you want it? It's crazy cheap too. Shame on Yelp for not having a Portuguese category

came here on a saturday night at about 7pm and there was no wait which made me so happy since there…read morewere such long lines for every place in the soho area. - piri piri chicken (3.5/5) - it was decent but a tad dry and under seasoned. however, adding the peri peri sauce and peri peri oil that it comes with does make it a bit better. - charred cauliflower (4/5) - delicious and surprisingly tender, almost unrecognizable as cauliflower. the sauce was a bit on the sour end for me but still enjoyable - casa rice (5/5) - fantastic and bursting with flavor, a perfect complement to the chicken - piri piri prawns (5/5) - AMAZING, highlight of the meal. flavored to perfection and the shrimp heads were so juicy. i could easily eat 5 servings of this.

We walked in, not having reservations, but they seated us pretty quickly. All the food we ordered…read morewas delicious and the portion sizes were great for the prices. My husband generally doesn't care for mushrooms, but the grilled garlic mushrooms that we ordered were his favorite he's ever had, so much so that he wanted to keep eating more and more (and I can agree as a lover of mushrooms that they were some of the best prepared that I've had!). Additionally, I have never tried African rice before, but it was so flavorful and the addition of the crispy chicken skin was great. The server gave great recommendations for the Vinho Verde wine. I enjoyed both of the ones that we got and my husband, who enjoys port liked the port + tonic cocktail. It's beautiful inside and lively but not too crazy or loud. It's a lovely place to go to for an intimate date or with a group. We would definitely love to come here again with more people so that we can share more items on the menu!

Silvas is a Portuguese restaurant which delivers fresh, simple and traditional cuisine within a…read morewarm and relaxed environment. The modern yet homely decor sets a great atmosphere for celebration meals, lunch with friends or business meetings.

Oh hmm I didn't exactly enjoy my experience here. Granted, the staff were lovely, I just found the…read moremeat to be so chewy I could barely get through it.

Small place, great food, great service. Walking in here is like going to a small mom and pop…read morerestaurant in Portugal. The flavors are authentic, the portions are good and the service is attentive and pleasant. I have returned several times already, despite only living in London for less than a year. If you want to know and taste true Portuguese food this restaurant is for you!