The razor clams were the highlight &mdash; fresh and perfectly cooked. Staff let us take our time deciding, which I appreciated.

Grilled sardines were spot on. Plump, salty, came with good cornbread. The vinho verde was cold and went well with it. Portion was big enough for a proper lunch. Place was busy but I got my food quick. No complaints.

Wonderful restaurant with delicious food and good atmosphere.Our waitress was so friendly and helpful, would definitely recommend dinner at D&#39;Oliva

We had our table waiting for us ready! No delays there! They bring us some starters and we order the mains! We were 5 people and we order the mix grill fish and it was delicious with 4 different varieties of fish! Potatoes to salad to garnish it! Amazing! They could not do any better! Thank you

Food was decent, staff friendly enough. Place is a bit dated though, could use some work. Live music was nice but got a little loud at times. Had the grilled fish, came out fresh. Not bad for a neighborhood spot, I&#39;d probably come back if I&#39;m in the area.

Went back for the sea bass again, second time in a month. Fish was cooked right, flaky, not dry. Steak was decent too but honestly the portion felt a bit small for what you pay. Filippe remembered us from last time, nice touch. Place gets busy around 8, so go earlier if you can.

The turbot was really good&mdash;fresh, simple, cooked properly. They had a few local wines that paired nicely too. Place is a bit cramped inside, but honestly the food makes up for it. I&#39;d go back just for that fish again.

It is an excellent restaurant for extended family meals, the food is very good, you can be in a quiet round table and the waiters are super nice.

Came here for a late lunch after the beach. The terrace really is something else, you&#39;re basically right on the Atlantic. Had the Francesinha &agrave; Bombordo, sauce was rich, bread held up well. Staff checked on us a couple times, not pushy. Only thing, it got a bit busy around 2pm, but that&#39;s on us for the timing. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The grilled meat here is really something else. Portions are generous, prices fair. We sat near the back and the live music drifted over just enough, not too loud. Felt like a proper local place. Only thing, service was a bit slow but the food made up for it.

The grilled octopus was spot on, and the meat dishes came out super tender. Prices felt fair for what you got. Would&#39;ve loved a better wine list to match, though. 🍷

Found this spot near the airport, open on a Sunday when everything else was dead. Steak and salted cod crepes were solid. &euro;40 for two with drinks, fair enough. The vibe felt like a home kitchen, not a restaurant.

The food was really good and prices are fair. Service gets a bit slow when it&#39;s packed, but we had a nice time hanging out with friends there 😊

Stopped here for a quick bite and grabbed the croissant misto. Warm, buttery, pretty solid. Pastry case is huge, lots of traditional stuff I didn&rsquo;t even recognize. Everything I picked was good, no complaints. Place was busy but moved fast. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The puff pastry francesinha (&euro;11) and prego no p&atilde;o (&euro;6.50) were solid. Liked that the place wasn&#39;t too loud, easy to just sit and eat. Homemade desserts looked good too.

The waffles were perfectly toasted, but the smoothies were basically flavored ice. Stick to the waffles.

The grilled seafood was fresh and the staff were friendly enough, even with my broken Portuguese. Cozy spot, felt more local than touristy. Decent meal for the price.

Sushi was decent and it came on time, which honestly matters more than anything for takeout. The rolls were fresh, nothing fancy but solid. I&rsquo;ve had better in Lisbon, but for a quick fix, this does the job. Prices are fair for what you get. Just wish the wasabi had a bit more kick.

Stopped by for lunch, mostly locals and a few fishermen. Got the grilled fish &mdash; tasted like it came straight off the boat. Way fresher than most places around. Price was fair too, not touristy at all. Staff was chill, didn&#39;t rush me. Place is a bit worn but that&#39;s part of the charm. Would eat here again.

The grilled octopus was the only thing that mattered to me. Cooked right, tender, smoky enough. Didn&#39;t care about the tables or how long the waiter took. Just that plate. Maybe a bit pricey for the portion, but I&#39;d order it again. That&#39;s it.

Been coming here for years and the food stays consistent. The grilled fish with boiled potatoes was fresh, simple, no fuss. Daily menu is cheap for what you get. M&aacute;rio remembered my usual order, which I appreciate. Only thing is it gets a bit busy around 1pm, so I try to come earlier. Solid spot for a quiet lunch.

The bacalhau &agrave; minhota was proper homemade style, big portion for the price. I ate there on a random Tuesday and left full, which says a lot. Service was nice too, not hovering. Just wish they had more dessert options, but honestly for what you pay, it&#39;s a solid stop.

The interior is really spacious and the decor stands out &mdash; way better than I expected for the area. Parking was easy too. Food was solid, though nothing crazy memorable. Mr. Rocha came by for a quick chat, which was a nice touch.

The sarrabulho rice really hit the spot, especially with the fireplace going. Hearty and full of flavor, exactly what I needed on a cold evening. The place has that old-school feel, nothing fancy, but the warmth made it comfortable. Service was fine, not hovering or anything. Just a solid meal in a cozy spot.

Stopped by for lunch and ordered the onion cod. Cooked just right, flaky and that onion topping really works. Place feels proper old-school, nothing fancy but solid. Staff were friendly enough. Would eat that cod again for sure.

Old school spot by the river, been around forever. Food was solid, nothing fancy but done right. Bill came out a bit higher than expected though.

The restaurant is always excellent. It was not my first visit, and I have always received very good service. The food is always spectacular, and I am fascinated by the possibility of trying different tapas and seasonings. I will come back again for sure!

Fresh seafood, no question about it. Fish and shellfish were spot on. Service was a bit distant though, had to flag someone down for the bill. Prices run high, but you&#39;re paying for the quality of the ingredients. Fine for a business dinner, not for a casual catch-up.

Loved how the chef handled our group with three vegetarians&mdash;plenty of options. Staff spoke several languages and were super helpful. Just wish the music wasn&#39;t so loud.

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