Outstanding restaurant with outstanding food, ambiance and service. We were there just as it opened…read moreso the food was cooked fresh. It took time but in Portugal you don't hurry dining experiences. The owner was our waiter and we had a great conversation over the food. They may not have everything on the menu because their food is fresh caught and if they didn't catch a certain type, they won't have it. We ordered the octopus fritters for an appetizer (amazing!), the baked sole, baked turbot and for dessert the delicious orange torte. The main dishes were accompanied by green beans and baked potatoes. The fresh flavors of the veggies and the fish were out of this world. It's not a large place but it gets busy on the weekends. Definite recommend.

Amazing food, service and personality. We loved everything…read moreabout this restaurant. Sunset views to top it off.

Stay far away from this "restaurant". The service is super rude - especially the father and his…read moredaughter. The seafood looked and tasted spoiled and the sides were undercooked and unseasoned. Our son threw up and the rest of us had stomach ache afterwards. Worst experience on a beautiful food trip to Portugal.

Fish soup /cabbage soup, fish, smokey Portuguese sausage (an acquired texture), pork sandwiches…read morewere all delicious! As many restaurants in porto, this one is small. However we had no trouble getting in at 8:30PM on a Monday night. It was perfect for our first night in Porto. Very reasonably priced and kind hospitable service. English friendly was a bonus!

During our tour of Braga, our guide stopped here to explain the history and have us try out this…read morerestaurant's namesake food item, the "frigideira". It is a round beef pie (encased in a flaky puff pastry) that originated in Braga. This place is the oldest cafe that sells them (since 1796). Even more fascinating is that if you look down at the floor, there are clear tiles showing ancient ruins underneath. Such a neat little place. We ordered the iconic frigideira. It was warmed up and wrapped in paper neatly. The pie had lattice lines across the top. Inside was well-seasoned meat (not too fatty, not grisly at all) encased by a buttery, almost croissant-like round shell pastry. Other sweets and breads are sold in the case, as well as hot and cold beverages. A great place for a break or light meal.

The Frigideira, a type of meat pie, is the traditional cuisine of Braga. The best place to try this…read moreBraga specialty is at Frigideiras do Cantinho restaurant. The restaurant is said to have been serving them since 1796! The standard frigideira consists of a pastry shell with minced meat. Other varieties are available. I ordered a Frigideira mista, one with cheese and ham added. It made for a perfect lunch! The restaurant also serves other Portuguese dishes. The ruins of a Roman house discovered under the restaurant can be seen through glass in the floor. Definitely recommended when visiting Braga.

Excellent food at Camino de Santiago - Portugal. I had the Francesinha de Gamba and Port Wine. All…read moremy friends got really happy with their choices of food. Tony - the owner - was very polite and explained all the selection with details to us. Restroom was clean, spacious and a person with wheelchair or any disability could use it with no problem. Our waiter was a very young Brazilian named Joao. If you like to taste exotic food they also have a eatible polichet that you can suck in. Bom apetite!!!

Great place for tapas. Nice decoration, the location is the best…read more Friendly service and food accordingly. Wine list is acceptable. Slightly overpriced but you pay location and above average typical Portuguese tapas.

First off, call ahead! They are super busy because they are super good. From what I was told they…read morehave their own fishing boats to supply the restaurant. The fish we ordered to be grilled was first presented to us fresh for approval. Don't get me wrong this isn't one of those fancy places that serve you a sample of fish. It's a glorified tavern, noisy, crowded but with amazing food. We ordered some appetizers and the grilled chouriço, grilled turbot, seafood rice, "clarinha" ( a local sweet delicacy), chocolate cake, and couple of other things I can remember. The food was AMAZING! The seafood rice was loaded with shrimp of several sizes and other delicious shells. Dinner for 4 with drinks was around $120 which is a bargain for the quality and quantity of food you're getting. Highly recommend.

Because of very great reviews I visited this place for dinner. The food was good but not great, as…read moresome reviewers wrote. I couldn't get just a glass of wine so I had to order a glass of beer. The staff were mostly not very friendly. To be honest I wouldn't visit this place again.

After several days of enjoying Portugal's incredible pastries and traditional dishes, it was nice…read moreto find a place where we could satisfy our craving for a hearty, protein packed meal. The baby back ribs (serves 2) were a generous portion and came with a choice of two barbecue glazes, both delicious. The restaurant is right in the historic center of Braga, making it an easy stop while exploring the city. If you sit outside, you can enjoy a nice view of the Sé Cathedral while you eat. The service was friendly, and while it wasn't overrun with tourists, there were plenty of Portuguese diners there, which we always take as a good sign. And give the Cheesy Balls appetizer a try, they were excellent!

It took us a while to find it, but I was so glad we did. Family run. Dad cooks, Mom is out front,…read moreand two brothers serve. Food was better than some we've had in Italy. Home made Lasagna, baked bruschetta and a great wine. It was great.