Arrived early to avoid a wait. Still waited for everything. Appetizer was so salty is was nearly impossible to eat. The steak was okay, but not great. Service was off the entire time. There is better tasting Portuguese food with better service in a better...More

My parents and I recently ate at Estoril for the first time. I work in the city and drive by often and have always been curious about how it was. I offered to bring my parents out to eat for dinner, for my father's birthday,...More

The food here is fresh, flavorful, authentic. Nice atmosphere, great prices, staff is knowledgeble and offer great service. No need to say more.

The food is absolutely delicious. The atmosphere is great. Plus they have a gluten free menu and the prices are very reasonable.

I have always loved this place but they are slipping. The service is always backed up I think they need more help.The food is very good and reasonable. The chairs are old and rickety even though they are smaller then I like now you kinda...More

Visited this restaurant many times, always enjoyed myself. This was our last visit here. We arrived on a Saturday night and were told it would be an hour and 1/2 wait. That was fine with us we sat at the bar, bartender was very good....More

I had the steak with egg and rice and fresh sliced potato (fries) . Meal was very good and price was very reasonable. Small place, tough to find parking but worth it . Portuguese food at its best !

Had reservations for this restaurant. Parking is limited. Once inside, short wait for table. Once at the table it was 20 minutes before you saw your waitress. The restaurant appeared very short staffed. Waitress took a drink order and it took 20 minutes to arrive....More

Had reservations waited one hour to be seated once seated waited at least half hour before waitress came to our table she took our drink and meal order we had to ask for water after being seated 45 minutes later About 20 or so minutes...More

A quaint little restaurant that serves delicious Portuguese food. The appetizer was a flaming Chourico sausage. They set moonshine on fire to create a flame to keep the chourico hot, looks great and taste even better. I had Paella, rich was mozambique style, a little...More