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    Cavaleiro’s Steakhouse

    3.5 (62 reviews)
    Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Half dozen oysters, caprese and French martini
    Denise M.

    Half dozen oysters were fresh and tasty. Caprese appetizer was also amazing. My French martini was on point. I ordered chicken parm (not in the photo). It came with 2 small pieces of breaded chicken breast. One piece was rubbery in texture. The other piece was softer. I wasn't impressed with the pasta because of this. But appetizers and drinks were great. Finished off with an espresso martini. Will be back to try different items from the menu. Service was great. The ambiance was really nice- classy and good choice for a date night.

    Mussels and oysters!

    This was my second time at Cavaleiros's! Once again the food was amazing! You are welcomed and greeted by the owners /family . restaurant! Newly renovated and pleasant and friendly atmosphere! Filet minion is served on a hot stone and the steak on a stick comes out on an elegant serving tray/ dish (tall)! I highly rethink restaurant.

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    Ian W.

    After spending my day in Lowell, I had dinner at Cavaleiro's Restaurant which serves up authentic Portuguese cuisine, dine-in or takeout. I knew the place was on the pricier side, but I felt I earned it! The casual upscale atmosphere is nice with a fully stocked bar area and a dining room with hardwood floors, decorative artwork and colorful plates on the walls. The dining room is a bit crowded with tables situated close together. Candlelight at each table. When I arrived here, there were several older couples in groups already enjoying dinner. I went over the menu which offers authentic Portuguese specialties including filet mignon, fish (peixe), chicken, pasta, steak on a stone, sandwiches, and more. See the full menu and prices at http://www.cavaleirosrestaurant.com I was given house water and a basket of Portuguese rolls with butter. For an appetizer, I was going to order just one shrimp dumpling and one cod fish cake to sample, but the waitress did the upsell, try a sampling of those items plus fried shrimp and linguica. I had the Pic-Nic a Casa (House Appetizer Sampler-$9.95), which had 2 cod fish cakes, 2 breaded shrimp, 2 shrimp dumplings, 2 linguica, black olives, and lemon, small bites of food for the price, like tapas, nonetheless all very tasty. The shrimp dumplings and cod fish cakes, both lightly fried were excellent. For dinner, the Peito de Galinha a Chefe ($18.95) was a pretty good tasting dish, nothing fancy though for the price. The dish had thin pieces of fried chicken breast chef style with shrimp, mushrooms, & a savory sauce with a side of yellow rice and a vegetable medley. I skipped dessert and got the check. The service was pretty good, but only at the beginning of the meal. I received my appetizer in 10 minutes and 4 minutes later received my dinner, less than the quoted time of 30 minutes prep time since everything is cooked order. A large family arrived here as I was finishing up my dinner and asked for my check. After that, the service took a dive as the waitress began helping the large family, getting their drink orders and standing over them while they looked over the menu. Meanwhile, I waited and waited for about 10 minutes for the waitress to cash out my check, need to prioritize better, take care of closing out existing diner's checks first, then take care of the next party when I'm all set. Finally, I went to the takeout counter and the manager cashed me out. This situation should not happen at a nice restaurant like this place. While my check was being processed, I checked out the chilled desserts in the glass takeout case looked very good including the poached pears, several cakes, and tiramisu. Overall, I would've given this place 4 stars for the good tasting food at Boston prices and good service at the beginning of dinner, but service at the end fell flat. Sorry for bucking the trend of 4 stars or better on other sites.

    Beautiful inside.
    Tricia B.

    I want so badly to give this 5 stars. They miss the boat on a few simple things. Veggies are frozen. I really hate that. I know it is cheaper and easier but the difference in the taste is HUGE. Dessert looks like it has been sitting around for a bit. I don't think it is made daily by them or a pastry chef. There are a lot of good points... they are a small family owned restaurant. The atmosphere is great. The bar is friendly and very casual. Steak on a Stone is expensive but a unique experience (marred only by the frozen veggies served with a $30 filet). I like it here.. not everything is Portuguese, there is something for everyone's taste. I had the Portuguese steak, served just like my friend's Mom used to make her when we were kids (she was from the Azores) with an egg on top. My daughter had chicken Parm. I will go back, relaxing easy night.

    This was supposed to be 16 oz for 33.99, not 8 oz.  This was not medium rare!
    Minda J.

    One of the worst restaurants I've been to in a long time. The place was hardly packed (two other tables besides ours) and the wait for our entire food order took an hour and a half. After I get my 33.99 steak that I asked for medium RARE, I get the picture attached - well done. I told the waitress (Diana) who was more than apologetic but offered nothing in what they could do for me, just an "I'm sorry, I hope you come back and your steak is better next time." Our bill was 98 plus tip for two awful steaks, app and a cocktail. NEVER Again!

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    My favorite restaurant in Lowell. Quality food, nice ambience. A nice change of pace from other restaurants in the area.

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