Authentic Portugees food.... with a really nice staff.... They all speak Dutch, Protugees, and…read moremost speak English. Try something new!

If my grandmother were Portugese, I'm sure the memories would flood back. She's not and the food…read morewas very good; flavorful. I had the salted cod stew and ate every drop. Prawn appetizer also flavorful. Bread is wonderful. My companion had the baked fish special and he said it was good and fresh, but very plain in it's preparation. This is a good restaurant choice if you want a nice dinner (something different maybe), but didn't make reservations at any of the hot restaurants in the center. Decor is a bit old and tired. Waitress was in a t-shirt and jeans. I would return for sure.

"What dreams are made of"…read more.. Delightful little gem! Cute family run restaurant, conveniently located. And if you can look past the sea gulls, dinner here could be tons of enjoyable food! Actually, I think the slightly cheesy décor sort of has it charms. They have a good selection of Portuguese wines, so start off with some vinho verde and sample an array of tasty starters. The cod fritters were some of the best I've had. Mains: meat for the carnivores and plenty of seafood dishes for the pescetarians. Vegetarians are S.O.L. Portuguese staple Bacalhau (salted cod fish) is well represented, but instead I went for a stew with monk fish and cockles. The grilled sword fish steak of my dinner date was definitely a treat. Earlier, we tried some of their specialties: the pork and Chanfana lamb stew. Both were good!. The lamb came in a reduce red wine sauce with black olives and potatoes and if I remember correctly, the pork was a crackling suckling pig with orange sauce that satisfied my every juicy pig fat needs. If you won't try dinner at Portugalia, at least just visit for the Molotov dessert! A massive airy whiteness that jiggles when they bring it to your table. At first sight, it looks quite intimidating, especially after having pigged out on mains before. But don't be fooled. When you dive into that fluffy egg white soufflé drizzled with the best caramel sauce ever!, the dreamy mountain of clouds will have jiggled it's way right into your tummy before you ever knew what hit you. It's like eating air. Air that's makes your pants fit a little bit tighter...

The Portuguese azulejos in this small restaurant bring back fond memories of my visit to Portugal…read moretwo years ago. I managed to get the last available indoor table for the evening. I suggest if you've read their menu (posted on the door) and they're open, ask to reserve a table for dinner. You'll have a hit-or-miss experience without a reservation. My mother and I ordered our Portuguese favorites from a jolly waiter who was happy we chose his restaurant for our first night in Amsterdam. Their pastelis de bacalhau were warm and crispy. They had a green pea stew with Portuguese sausage and a poached egg. Mom had a blackened sardine with red bell pepper slices. Great food, great memories.

Fantastic spot with great food! Really relaxing and the food is high quality for a very friendly…read moreprice.

Well, I don't know what to say about the place other than "average." It wasn't bad, it wasn't good,…read moreit wasn't memorable in a positive or negative way. The service was fine. The restaurant was clean. Low lighting made the decor blend into the background. It's one of those places that a year from now, I'll look back at my reviews and be like "huh, I don't remember that place..."

Nothing special. Just a good location to have a quick casual (business) lunch. Quality not very…read morehigh with average prices. Free parking and close to Some highways (A12, A27).

Very good piri-piri chicken here, if you're looking for Portuguese style chicken. It's a little bit…read morespicier in that you can taste the seasoning more, but it is delicious. This is a small place that does mainly take away business (as evidenced by the many Uber eats mopeds out front), but there are about 6 or 7 indoor dining tables upstairs in the back. The ambiance upstairs is nice, the food was delicious, the service was good, and it is very reasonably priced. More locals eat here than tourists.

Lovely place in a convenient location. I got a whole chicken to go and really enjoyed it. The…read morePeri-peri is as good as any I've tried, and the staff very kindly included a grilled ear of corn with my order. I would definitely come back here.

Slow, slower, slowest ever in Amsterdam. If you are hungry, or if you are in a hurry, do not…read moreconsider. A chicken thigh grill takes around 45 minutes. The food is very delicious, but slowness cancels taste out.

I had spent the day sightseeing in Amsterdam and was starving. This restaurant was in the touristy…read morearea of other shops and restaurants and not too far from my hotel. I wanted a more local food experience and chose this restaurant. I was quite busy when I walked in but I was immediately greeted and seated to my table. They received an extra star for having heat because it was freezing outside, lol. The had an extensive menu and I ordered the Portugues ribs that came with fries and a salad (like most meals). I also ordered a glass of wine, Those ribs were finger looking good. I thought I would save some for lunch the next day but i devoured every bit on my plate. They were tender and very flavorable. I saw a lot of other tables had ordered what looked like a meat sampler which looked cool to share if you had a large party. The prices were affordable and the restaurant was cozy and comfortable inside. I would definitely return and check out some other menu items.

This is less of a restaurant and more of a Portuguese social club and a place to watch…read moresoccer/football on the big screen (the loyalty here is for Porto, though Benfica games are on when Porto isn't playing). So I can't really recommend that you check this place out unless you are Portuguese and miss the taste of home or happen to have Portuguese friends who are in the know! The decor is barebones, just some long tables and folding chairs, a large screen (and several smaller ones), and a smoking room. Oh, and wi-fi! There is a very basic food and drink menu posted near the front, but most of the times our friends will usually order carafes of red wine or bottles of beer and chorizo (which you cook yourself at the table) with bread as soon as we sit down. There seems to be only one main course option each night and it will vary from steak to pork served in a sandwich or with salad, fries and/or rice. Occasionally, they will offer Portuguese specialties such as caracois (snails) or bolinhos de bacalhau (codfish and potato croquettes). Very simple meals but authentic and tasty! We often come here with "members" of this club who pay a fee to be able to reserve tables for popular games and get reduced prices on food and drink, so it makes for a very cheap night out for a ton of food and drink!