located 2 km east from the main tourist location on Broadway. This entertainment Venue- sit down…read morerestaurant consist of a huge dining area, buffet style options, and a kitty pool for kids and an entertainment venue with live music on the sand walking down towards the beach.My first impression when I walked in from the parking lot was that it was a Hotel but walking around the facility and looking at the different buildings is just an entertainment hall known for high end clients in the entertainment business that frequently visit from the country.

Pleasant surprise in Canoa Quebrada. The beach Barracas (huts) that use to be in front of the…read moreFalesias, that due to environments laws had to move, are now in a new location. The good thing was that they improve 1.000 %. The rough hut turn into a high Caribbean stile place. Modern facility, parking space, swimming pool, nice restrooms, fresh water showers, open kitchen, beach tables and excellent service.

Small and cozy place. A few tables. Nice food with local dishes like Tapioca. Excellent healthy…read moreplate of chicken and salad. Try the "pastel" a pastry filed with meat or cheese or what you like.

You can't do everything and do it all well. The sign outside says Restaurant, Pizzaria, Creperia…read more Oh, upstairs is a hostel too. The place doesn't have a lot of charm or ambiance, but the food we had, we enjoyed. I had a lasagna Bolognese which was generous and well-done. My wife had a crepe, which itself was ok, but the plating was awkward, with salad in 4 corners of the plate. The portions are generous. The service was mediocre at best: our waitress couldn't have been less pleasant or attentive.

I really wanted to like this place. The restaurant sits near the end of "Broadway" (Rua Dragão do…read moreMar) and what caught my attention was that the interior is very attractive and tastefully decorated; also they had the most lovely music playing. The service was ok, but the problem was the food. We started with an order of bruschetta and after waiting a while, I smelled burning bread. After a bit more time, we were served not bruschetta but some chopped oily salami on top of flatbreads topped with even more olive oil. It was inedible. After this, we canceled our main course. The ladies' room did not work, so my wife was told to use the men's room, and the floor was covered in urine and toilet paper. While they have a wine list, they don't have any of the wines on the list. Do yourself a favor, and if you must come here, just have a beer and eat somewhere else.

An amazing environment and the pizza is amazing. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I highly…read morerecommend it.

Personally in my opinion the raves for reviews should be astoundingly enormous here. There are many…read moreother restaurants throughout the SAR, but this one has the most tourists. Of course this isn't the original Open Rice Forum for eateries yet I do have a story to tell here. Many years ago while I was still a native of the area (Taipa village on the adjacent island to be exact), my friends would come here to dine on traditional Portuguese cuisine. While racing one another from Portas do Cerco to the most bottom section of Coloane, one would imagine being tired out easily from spending all day in the sun. With over 440 years of culutral exchanges between Portugal and China, this is a sweet treat for everyone including you Lou Ban. I've been to Lisbon and this is on par with the restaurants found in that city. Go ahead and picture yourself being teleported to Europe, it has that unique vibe. Nothing has changed a whole lot since the Portuguese returned the land to China. Clearly to say, some of their most sought after dishes are the curry crab, leitao (suckling pig), duck rice, grilled sardines, cod fish, stewed clams, and baked poultry platters. Needless to say, their bread is packed with a fine freshness that accentuates the feeling after walking around Hac Sa or Cheoc Van. Pop open a bottle of champagne, Tsingtao, Yanjing, or Porto wine to get those taste buds rolling. You won't be disappointed! Even today I am attached this place as much as the locals used to be attached to Lilau Square.

A fantastic place to come and eat the most delicious Portuguese food you'll ever have. My brother…read morebrought me and my Portuguese friend here to eat and she couldn't get over how wonderful the food is. And it's plentiful. It has a great reputation and is always doing good business which means that there's a good vibe to the place.

For me, L'ô Restaurante is easily the best restaurant in Fortaleza. In their words they follow…read more"...traditions of haute cuisine." Indeed I'd say they are with flavors like none other in their grilled octopus and even in their filet mignon. The food presentations and service are impeccable and lucky for we Americans, they have a lot of English speaking, as well as rather fun loving, staff. The interior décor is update fashionable exuding a certain luxury but retaining an easy going relaxing atmosphere. It also has a very nice outdoor overlooking a garden patio. But beware of it if the mosquitos are out. You may have cone to eat but you will be the one being eaten.

By far the best restaurant that I've eaten at in Fortaleza. It is a little bit on the expensive…read moreside but you will not be disappointed. The management speaks English and were very happy to have Americans at their restaurant. I go every time that I visit. They take reservations or walk ins and the dress code is business casual.