A great restaurant for Portuguese food in a local area.
I love their seafood dish that comes in a pot.
It is a combination of lobster, clam, mussels and fish in a sauce.
I cannot pronounce the name of the dish so I just call it Messy stuff.
Make sure you get napkins.

Great physical space and outstanding service. Seafood is outstanding. I could have made a meal on the bread alone. Nothing bad on the menu! Look for the daily specials - you won't go wrong. Go hungry - super size platters.

My husband, my son and I had dinner here last night. We called before coming to make sure there's space, and they took our reservation. Wait staff was attentive and friendly. Bread was moist, and the sangria was delicious. The salad was served with the dressing on the side. We had the whole branzino (spelling?) fish, sirloin, and the Black Angus served with green beans, saffron rice, and Spanish potatoes. So tasty! We've had Portuguese food in other places and found the quality and their method of cooking is far better than other places. For dessert, my husband had orange sorbet and my son had lemon sorbet. I had Portuguese coffee and it was amazing! What a savory meal! We'll be back!

I have dined at this restaurant on numerous occasions either on a Sunday or weekday. The food is very good although I must admit the bread leaves something to be desired. This time we went on a Saturday night and sat in the dining room to the extreme right. I have never experienced such a noisy room in my entire life. People had to scream in order to be heard. What a terrible distraction from a good dinner. We will not return to the restaurant ever again on a Saturday evening. The hardwood floors, bare walls and high ceiling together with a room full of people was disastrous. Never Again.!!!!

The assombroso seafood platter (lobster, cray fish, squid, shrimp, scallops, king prawns, clams, mussels and paella) and some nice light and crisp wine are still in my memories. Have yet to find another place which is comparable to them