The place looks great, modern and clean. Food was pretty good, service attentive too. Only thing, the music was a bit loud for my taste.

The filet mignon pizza with cream cheese and crispy onions really got me. Crust was crispy outside, soft inside, toppings generous. Just wish the place wasn&#39;t so loud, kinda hard to enjoy the moment. But that pizza, yeah, I&#39;d come back for it.

The Bacalhau &agrave; Lagareiro was solid, codfish cakes too. Had a glass of white wine that paired nicely. Place was quiet for a weekday lunch, which I appreciated.

Been coming here for a while now and the wood-fired pizza never disappoints. That chicken and catupiry one is still my favorite, thin crust, lots of cheese. The buffet is decent too if you&#39;re really hungry. Place gets busy on weekends, but the pizza keeps me coming back.

Nice spot with some history to it. That golden beer tap caught my eye. Staff were friendly enough. Sausage fritters were solid, nothing fancy but done right.

Solid spot. Food was consistent, and the blues night gave the place real character. Staff made me feel like a regular on the first visit. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The weekday buffet is solid for the price, lots of options. Saturday feijoada though... that&#39;s the real deal, especially with the samba playing in the background.

The owner came over to chat and made sure we were good the whole time. Felt like hanging out at a friend&rsquo;s place, honestly. Really nice vibe.

Service was friendly and the place had a good vibe for hanging out. Snacks were decent but portions are small. Fine for a drink or two.

The Japanese set menu really stood out to me. Portions were generous and everything looked beautiful on the plate. You can tell the ingredients are fresh, especially the fish. Price felt fair for what you get. I&#39;d come back just for that again.

The Kostela 48h was really tender, and the truffle in the polenta tartufata came through nicely. Good execution, you can tell they care about the food.

Solid burrata pizza. Creative menu, good ingredients. Service was on point, not hovering. Place works for a nicer night out, nothing crazy. Maybe a bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d come back.

Stopped by for a quick bite and grabbed the pancakes. Coffee shop vibe is chill, not too loud. Pasta looked good too, maybe next time. Service was on point, didn&#39;t have to wait long for the food. Solid spot if you just wanna eat and get out.

The self-service kiosk here is so convenient when I just need a quick coffee. I can order without talking to anyone, which I actually like. My latte came out fast and the milk was properly steamed. Not too hot, not too foamy. Just right. I do wish they had oat milk as a standard option though, had to ask for it.

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