Nice beach bar with good showers and a proper restaurant. Food was tasty and the staff helped us out when needed. Prices run a bit high but we had a good time there.

The black rice with squid, shrimp and octopus was properly seasoned, really tasty. Shrimp risotto worked well too. Place is small but nicely decorated, decent gin and tonics. Just wish they&#39;d bring the food a bit faster, we waited a while between dishes. Still, solid spot for seafood.

The seafood hot stone was pretty good &mdash; squid, octopus, shrimp, lobster all in there. Honestly though, skip the lobster, it just bumps the price up for no real reason. The other seafood was the better part anyway. Service was on point and the spot itself is nice. Just go for the regular one.

Stopped here after the beach walk from Morer&eacute; and honestly the grilled octopus was the highlight. Portion size was decent for the price, which surprised me since most places around here charge a lot for less. Ceviche was good too but the octopus is what I&#39;d come back for. Hammocks out front are a nice touch.

Big portions for the price, that 40-real plate fed two of us easily. Juices were fantastic. Just found the red meat a bit tough, that&#39;s all.

Small place, well run. Iced coffee was solid, but you pay for the location. Prices a bit steep for what it is. One thing: they won&#39;t push tables together if you&#39;re with a bigger group. Fine for a quick stop, just don&#39;t expect to spread out.

Food came out fast and the flavors were solid. Liked that the place has good airflow, felt comfortable even when it got busy. Free covered parking is a nice bonus, saves you the hassle of looking for a spot. Portion size was decent for what we paid, nothing crazy but fair. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the self-service by weight. Decent variety, nothing fancy, but the food was fresh and the price felt right. I washed it down with guava juice&mdash;good call, not too sweet. Place gets busy around noon, so expect a bit of a line. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

Solid weekday lunch spot in Imbassai - got the commercial plate for under R$20 and it felt like real homemade food. Nothing fancy but the price is right for the area.

Stopped by for lunch and the place was spotless. Staff were polite too. Buffet had a good variety, chicken sausage and fish were pretty tasty.

The cashier today was super friendly and quick, which made the whole stop feel easy. Guess it depends on the day though, I&#39;ve seen them a bit all over the place before.

Came here on a hot evening and the place was packed. Got the tasting menu and honestly, the flavors were pretty refined for the price. My only complaint is the AC was struggling, so we were sweating a bit while eating. Still, the dishes came out looking beautiful and the seasoning was on point. Would come back to try their other plates.

The all-you-can-eat pizza is a solid deal, thin crust and plenty of flavors. Lunch buffet price felt right for what you get.

Great grilled shrimp right on the sand. Portion was solid for two. Simple setup but the cove makes it.

Food was really good &mdash; I had the grilled fish and it came out juicy, not dry at all. Drinks were solid too, nothing fancy but well made. Place wasn&#39;t packed when I went, so we could actually talk without shouting. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The vibe here is really nice&mdash;modern decor and the seating is comfy. I got the VG Shrimp with Sausage and Rigatoni, which was good, but the menu is pretty dairy-heavy, so that was a bit limiting for me.

We ordered the seafood platter for two and honestly it fed all four of us easily. Everything tasted super fresh, especially the shrimp. Paulo and Ant&ocirc;nia took good care of us the whole night, always checking if we needed anything. Great spot to come with friends and share a bunch of stuff. Just wish we had more room for dessert 😅

The parmigiana was a letdown&mdash;cold and bland, plus it had ham that wasn&rsquo;t on the menu. That threw me off. The ham croquette appetizer was decent though, and the manager came by to check on us, which helped. Not sure I&rsquo;d rush back for the main dish, but the service kept it from being a total miss.

Loved the beachfront location, that alone is worth it. We had the grilled fish and it was fresh, really well done. Staff checked on us just the right amount, not annoying. Only thing, it got a bit busy around sunset, but that&#39;s expected I guess. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a caipirinha and ended up staying for food. The shrimp with pineapple was actually pretty good, not something I&#39;d normally order. Drink was strong and priced fine for the beach location. Service was friendly enough. Only thing is it can get a bit busy later in the day, but the view makes up for it.

The moqueca was decent &mdash; not the best I&#39;ve had, but pretty good. Sides came in plastic containers with no utensils, which felt a bit off for what we paid.

Loved the live music and the rustic vibe. Pizza had that light crispy crust, really good. Prices fair for the neighborhood. Staff was nice too.

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