Wow!!! This French/Brazilian restaurant is terrific! I would even say that this is one of the 3…read morebest meals I've eaten in Brazil. Chef Pedro Godoy is really an asset to the restaurant community. The restaurant is inside a mall dedicated to architectural & home design, and it seems to fit in well. The décor is simple, clean and elegant. The service is attentive, but not overly so. The food was delicious. We came here for lunch and I was happy to see that they offer a tasting menu (with the option of 4 or 6 courses). I went for an appetizer and main course while my wife had the six-course tasting menu (I knew I was going to get to taste all her plates, so win-win!) My roast beef appetizer was served in a mushroom sauce with a puree of inhame (African yam); my main course was a filet mignon in an onion demi-glace. Both were perfectly cooked and tender. The six-course tasting menu consisted of a beef tartar, fried breaded fish croquettes, octopus vinaigrette, braised cupim (the hump of a zebu cow), breaded lambchop, and a deconstructed lemon pie. All the courses were delicious. The restaurant also has a very good wine list at reasonable prices. I'd definitely eat here again and I certainly recommend Wiella Bistro.

OK, let me start out by saying this was not my first choice for dinner, but when another restaurant…read morewas unavailable, I called my hotel's concierge and asked for the name of a nearby place and they recommended Dom Ferreira. I won't tell you that this is the best Italian restaurant that I've eaten in, but they surpassed my expectations. The food was very good and the portions were very large. Some dishes were plated very attractively (others, well, they were a little repetitious). Their red sauce was tasty. Their gnocchi were great; their shrimp appetizer was also very good. The wine menu is a bit limited, but there are enough decent choices at very reasonable prices that you an overlook the short-comings. The waiters are attentive and helpful. The ambience is a little lacking in charm. I'd say this is a really safe bet if you want some Italian food while in Recife, and I would definitely consider dining here again.

Sooooo good. You pay by the kilo so it's perfect for light eaters. They have a huge variety of…read morefoods from sushi, to quiche, to pasta, to veggies, to incredible desserts, Dom Ferreira is the perfect place for groups with diverse tastes.

Lovely atmosphere (exposed bricks and a flat screen TV depicting a crackling fireplace), pleasant…read moreservice, and delicious food. We had shrimp rigatoni and panceta crocante, which were both wonderful. Highly recommend!