Tucked away but always packed&mdash;that says enough. Food&rsquo;s solid, nothing fancy, but you leave full. Good spot if you&rsquo;re nearby.

The prices matched the quality pretty well. I ordered a few things and everything came out properly cooked. No complaints about what I picked. Solid spot on this street.

Stopped by for a drink around sunset and grabbed a spot by the window. The cocktail list had a nice balance&mdash;went with something citrusy and it hit the spot. Didn&#39;t order food this time, but plates coming out of the kitchen looked solid. Place got a bit loud later, but for a casual drink with a view, it does the job.

The mixed fish and shrimp moqueca was pretty good. Seasoning was on point, though the broth could&#39;ve been thicker. Fish portion felt a bit small for four people.

The prawn moqueca was so good, that spicy kick hit just right 🌶️ and the acerola caipirinha was a solid pick. We stayed for the view longer than we planned, perfect for a chill catch-up with friends.

The croquettes were the star &mdash; crispy outside, creamy inside, real flavor. Fresh ingredients for sure. Didn&#39;t care much about the rest, but those alone made it worth stopping.

The vegan gnocchi here is the best I&#39;ve had in Porto Seguro. Lasagna&#39;s solid too. Just wish they had more than a few options on the menu.

The outdoor terrace is where it&rsquo;s at &mdash; bay views are stunning, especially around sunset. Chill vibe, perfect for hanging out with a drink.

Buffet spread looked amazing, honestly. Dessert table was the highlight, almost too pretty to eat. Tried a bit of everything, flavors were solid. Place got pretty busy around noon, but that&#39;s expected. Just wish I had more room for seconds.

The staff was really nice and the place felt clean, which I appreciate. They had a little corner with coloring stuff for kids &mdash; my nephew actually sat there for a bit while we waited. Nothing fancy, but it&#39;s a thoughtful touch. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby and want a relaxed meal without much fuss.

Sat outside, weather was nice. Got the grilled fish and it came out pretty good, flaky and fresh. Place wasn&#39;t too crowded for a weekday lunch. Just a chill spot to grab something to eat without any hassle. Prices are fair for what you get.

The crispy fries with gorgonzola and shredded rib meat were really good. The rib croquette had a nice crunch outside and stayed juicy inside. I liked that they had local beers on tap. Fries could&#39;ve been a bit warmer when they arrived, but the flavor made up for it.

Food was okay but pricey for the portions. Live music got drowned out by the indoor playlist, kinda weird. Service was nice though. Not sure I&#39;d rush back.

The shrimp risotto was generous and tasty, and the beer was properly cold. Clean bathrooms and a nice stretch of beach.

The banana moqueca really surprised me&mdash;so creamy and flavorful, I kept going back for more. Definitely the kind of dish I&rsquo;d crave again. Only downside was the place got busy fast, so we ended up near the back. Try to come early if you want a better spot.

The vegetarian moqueca was the real deal. Coconut milk and palm oil came through strong, veggies still had some bite. Ate it with plain rice, that&#39;s it. Maybe a bit more salt would&#39;ve helped, but the flavor was already there. Good stuff.

Shrimp and fish platter was solid. Shrimp were big and fresh, fish was a real fillet. Orange juice was the best I had all trip. Only thing, the fish portion felt a bit small for two.

Only a handful of tables in there, felt almost private. The playlist was spot on, really set a chill mood. Not a cheap dinner, but for what you get, I left satisfied. Just wish they had a bit more light, it was almost too dark to see the food properly.

The pistachio ice cream was really good, creamy and not too sweet. I got a double scoop and honestly the portion felt fair for the price. It&#39;s a bit more than what you&#39;d pay at a regular shop, but you can tell they make it fresh. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

We came here twice during our trip and both meals were solid. The pasta is homemade, you can tell. Seafood tasted really fresh too, not frozen. The lady who runs it with her husband was friendly, made us feel comfortable. Only thing is it gets a bit busy around 8pm, but worth the wait. Simple food, done right.

The Budi&atilde;o Del&iacute;cia really stood out &mdash; that fish was cooked so well, and the plantain pur&eacute;e on the side was a nice touch. Service was friendly too, though the place got a bit loud later in the evening. Still, I&#39;d go back just for that dish.

Nice spot for a chill dinner. Service was on point and the location made it super easy to get to. Happy I picked this place.

The staff really knows the menu &mdash; our waiter walked us through everything and the creamy rice with brisket was the star. Portions are huge, so bring your appetite if you&#39;re coming with friends 😄

Best pad thai I&#39;ve had in a long time, hands down. Portion was decent for the price too, didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Place was busy but we got our food quick. I&#39;d go back just for that.

Buffet&rsquo;s a solid deal for the price around here, food&rsquo;s decent too. Just don&rsquo;t come starving on a weekend&mdash;service gets real slow when it&rsquo;s packed.

Came back here three times during our stay - coffee stayed solid every single time. Breakfast portions are pretty generous too. Good spot if you&#39;re staying nearby.

The bread with meat appetizer was honestly a 10/10. I still think about it. The Carne del Sol worked well for my low-carb thing, meat was tender and not overly salty. Desserts were good too, though I was too full to really enjoy them properly. Would come back just for that starter.

The sirloin steak skewer was really good, seasoned well and cooked exactly how I asked. Sat near the window, chair was comfortable enough to just relax and take my time eating. Service was friendly without hovering, which I appreciate. Only thing is the place got a bit busy later on, but it didn&#39;t ruin the meal.

Maculel&ecirc; was tasty, no doubt. But R$150 for that portion? Kinda steep. Service was quick though, and the mini acaraj&eacute; was decent. Not mind-blowing, but okay.

Crab cake was solid, shrimp pastry pretty good too. Seafood stew hit the spot. Place is tiny though, like really tight inside. Had to squeeze past people just to get to my table. Food came out fast which I appreciated. Just wish they had a bit more room to breathe.

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