This is a delicious spot if you want some coffee or a snack. This place isn't anything fancy, just…read morea traditional Portuguese restaurant with cute decor and good food. It's pretty pacious with about 6 small tables in the front, and another connecting section that has a lot more space. The coffee was delicious, the staff was very friendly, and the dessert was amazing. The food moves here because they constantly have customers coming in and out. It's located right next to the main mall in Caldas da Rainha, so this is a great spot to grab a bite before or after shopping.

We got the chicken curry and it was very tasty. The chicken salad and the grilled fish is great…read moretoo. The waiter was fun and kind. And the sangria pitcher is a must! Update: well the food was great but I updated my review because the restaurant doesn't accept card but doesn't say it anywhere in English. We were 5 Euros short on a 55 Euro check but they wouldn't let it go. We were stranded there with a toddler and didn't know what to do They yelled at us and said: Go to America! Just because I told him that: " this is a tourist region. you need to write in English at your store that you don't accept cards.! " Finally we left them 50 Euros and left but he kept yelling. DO NOT GO THERE

The staff here is nice and they speak English. We ordered some bifanas, canja, soda, and a bica…read more The bread was delicious but the bifanas were under seasoned. The canja was delicious and came out nice and hot, just how I like it! Conveniently located right in front of the market.

I love this place. When we come to Portugal we always end up here. The servings are big portions,…read moremost of the time generous for two people but I always ask the waiter for their advise. This place is huge but it's always packed. Call ahead of time and make reservations or be ready to wait 2/3 hours in line. There's plenty of parking and it's wheel chair accessible. I will also say if you're not familiar with European restaraunts, at least most of them, there's no A/C. Dress cool, be ready to be a little warm in there, and ladies bring your ladies hand fan. I have the tendency to ask to sit by a window; they have the windows always open and since it's near the ocean you still get a nice breeze. If you want to try real Portuguese old tradition style food, try the "cozido à portuguesa", note this is only served on certain days. You can also try any type of bacalhau, my favorite is bacalhau a lagareiro. or then bife a casa, you can never go wrong with that. Their soups are always delicious as well and yes us Portuguese people eat soups even in the summer. Enjoy it's worth it.

The food is very good and generous portions. We had bacalhau à Brás, it was very tasty and had big…read morepieces of bacalhau thru-out. Also had picanha which was excellent - it's a grainy meat so do not cannot cut across the grain otherwise it's tough. I was hoping it would have been served Brazilian style but it wasn't came with rice , fries and peas. The soup was excellent! We shared a Molotov for dessert it was very good. The table service was excellent. Will come back for sure.