Food was great and tasty. Menu came in different major languages…read more Food was cooked to order so you know it's really fresh. We ordered seafood and it was fresh. Waitstaff speaks limited English but it's manageable.

Tasty portuguese food. Fresh products. Wonderfully cooked…read more The True taste of portuguese food. Today St. John Sardines! They were Delicious. And Douro Valley Red Wine.

Great pizza! And great ham n'cheese starters. Genuine Italian products. Mouthwatering pizzas. The…read moredecoration is also very good. The only downside is the price. But I will go there again definitely. I also loved the artwork of the owner. I do recommend this place.

This small restaurant in Braga is marvelous. Very cozy, seems like we are eating in someone's…read morehouse. The food is delicious with fair price. We picked Parma pizza and Bresaola salad. One of the best Parma pizzas that I've had so far. The staff was small but answered fast. We were served fast as well. Also, very friendly. We loved everything about this restaurant and wish more people get to know it because there are only a few reviews on yelp.

My wife and I were here on a Gate1 tour, Optional Medieval Tour, and we had just finished the…read morebeautiful "Bom Jesus do Monte" (Good Jesus of the Mount) sanctuary. Lunch was provided as part of the Optional Tour. We had potato soup, beef stew with potatoes and a salad, with a cake dessert. The beef felt a bit overcooked, but otherwise, everything tasted good. Service was excellent and friendly

An intimate traditional Portuguese restaurant founded in 1926 and currently operated by generations…read more3-4 of the Cruz family. Note: on the small green awning it is just called Cruz restaurant. We stopped in for lunch at 12:30 with a guide to enjoy the traditional amazing cuisine. Luckily we had a Portuguese speaker as there aren't English menus or English speaking waiters-this is traditional food. There was even an old grandma in the kitchen so you know it's authentic. Most of the dishes serve two people although a few can be gotten in half portions. For the table we got 1 order of "duck rice" (don't know the Portuguese name and a half order of cod/potatoes baked in a cream sauce (like scalloped potatoes with cod). Both were delicious and of course some local Vinho verde wine with the meal. If you find yourself in Braga at lunch, be sure and give them a try. They were recognized by Michelin for quality in 2019 so that's another vote of confidence.

Great food and service! The bacalhau à Brás and arroz de pato are amazing! Will definitely go…read moreback next time I'm in town.

We spent a week in coimbra and we are now in Braga our goal was to eat at non tourist spots, you…read morelocal places to eat and man did we find a good one. The pork we had was amazing and the beef was cooked medium rare. The portuguese like their cabbage and this was some of the best. If you are in Braga I suggest you make the trip here. You will not be sorry. The staff is warm and friendly and food amazing. Enjoy!!!

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.