The shrimp with gnocchi was really good, sauce had a nice kick to it. Wine list is fair priced, not crazy expensive like some places around here. We sat outside, pretty chill vibe. Service was okay, took a bit to get our drinks but nothing terrible. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Salad was good but pricey for what you get. Cozy spot though.

Lovely spot for a quiet dinner. We brought our own wine, no corkage fee, which was a nice touch. The set menu with the starter included felt like a fair deal.

Good spot for a quick lunch. Got the pasta and it came out fast, no waiting around. Parking right outside is a plus. Food was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

The Sicilian focaccia really got my attention. Thin potato slices on top, some bacon, rosemary &mdash; simple stuff but done right. Crunchy in the right spots. Also tried the gnocchi with that cheese-stuffed polpetone, pretty solid. Portions are generous, I left full. Place gets busy around noon, so go a bit earlier if you can.

The brie and pear ravioli really stood out &mdash; soft, sweet, a little unexpected. Pudding was a nice way to end. Pricey for a quick lunch, but I didn&rsquo;t mind.

Came for a drink, ended up staying for the sushi. Happy hour deals are solid, that spicy tuna roll was on point. Place fills up quick though, so get there before the crowd hits. Sat at the bar, service was fine, but the fish was the real star.

The kibe and sfihas were really good, super flavorful. Service was warm too. Solid spot if you&#39;re just grabbing a casual bite.

The codfish &agrave; Lagareiro was really good, fresh and well seasoned. The custard tart was a nice finish too. Service was attentive without being pushy. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price.

We had our wedding dinner here and the staff handled everything so well. Food was tasty and the space was easy to decorate for our vibe. Really happy with how it all came together! 😊

Service is always on point here, and the sandwiches are proper filling. Been coming back for a while now, still as good as the first time.

The outdoor seating under the trees is what got me. Plenty of shade, felt like having lunch at a friend&#39;s place. Jo&atilde;o and Vivi were super attentive, kept checking if we needed anything. Food portions are generous, nothing fancy but solid. Parking being free and shaded is a real plus around here. Just wish the tables were a bit more spaced out, felt a little close to the neighbors.

The waiter knew his stuff when I asked about wine pairings for the picanha. Great cut, cooked right. Place gets busy, so service slows down a bit, but worth it for the meat.

Big portions, prices fair. Got the daily special and honestly it hit the spot. Place is basic but clean, nothing fancy. Just good food without the fuss. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

That corn-based dough is something else, really. Toppings were generous and the sauce kept it nice and moist. Solid pizza overall.

Not usually a chocolate fan, but this place got me. That walnut and gorgonzola bar was wild&mdash;savory and sweet somehow working together. Staff was nice, coffee was good too.

The burger was decent, big enough that I couldn&#39;t finish it in one sitting. Paid around 45 reais for the combo, which felt fair for the size. Place was packed on a Saturday night, but the staff kept up fine. Not the best I&#39;ve had, but you get a solid meal for what you spend.

The lemon pie was pretty good &mdash; probably the best thing I ordered. Dessert menu is small and doesn&#39;t have any Brazilian classics, but honestly that didn&#39;t bother me much. I&#39;d come back just for that pie.

Cozy little spot inside the market. Cappuccino with cinnamon syrup + orange cake was a solid combo. Place is tiny but fine. Service friendly.

Popped in for a quick bite and grabbed a pastry. It was pretty solid, not gonna lie. The cake looked good too, but I was already full. Place seems like a decent spot if you&#39;re nearby and want something sweet. Maybe next time I&#39;ll try the bread.

Stopped by this place after checking out the museum across the street. Food was fresh, pretty flavorful. Tried a couple things I hadn&#39;t had before. Staff were nice enough. Price seemed fair for what you get. Nothing fancy but solid.

The banoffee pie really is the star here. Sweet but not too much, and that crust was just right. Cozy little place, though it does get busy on weekends. I was lucky to grab a seat by the window, made it easy to just sit and enjoy. Would come back just for that pie again.

The buffet spread is solid&mdash;plenty of options, from salads to hot dishes. Space is comfortable, rustic vibe works well. Free parking helps a lot, especially if you&#39;re driving. Service was fine, nothing to complain about. Decent spot for a quick lunch if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to deal with downtown parking.

The chef really looked out for me as a vegetarian. He picked dishes I could actually eat and they were all solid. Left full and happy.

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