Friendly staff. Delicious food. Well served. Fast and not expensive. The Paella is the best (the picture is Paella for 2)

Took my parents here for dinner and we all loved the food. The fish plate to share has 5 different sorts to try and is plenty to not be hungry after. My dad ate the measles in tomato sauce and said they tasted great. The inside is not as cosy, but it’s a solid fish restaurant near Landungsbrücken.

The food was excellent, great tapas!! Everything we ordered was very tasty! The sevice was good. But the tables are bit small, esp. for 4 people. A bit squeezey. Also they have a limit for two hours for dinner, so it was kinda busy.

Very tasty fish dishes. We took a fish mix for 2 persons (33€). Size was huge and the taste was excellent

Delicious and authentic restaurant. The dishes here are delicius. I especially can recomend the rabbit stew, that is fit for a king or Michelin star. The atmosphere places you right in similar restaurants in a side street in Lissabon. Go here if you want an authentic experience in the Portuguese quarters!

The service is wonderful. The gentleman who served us was gorgeous. Paella is good. Too much Erbse and Safran for my palate and also compared to my Paella experiences in Barcelona. The seafood amount is very satisfactory so is the quality. All and all a well deserved 5 from me. I will come back.

I'm sorry, but there was no 'sabor' at all. The food was bland, salty and therefore not really enjoyable. It's quite disappointing... Personell is nice, though.

NOTE: CASH ONLY Delicious seafood paella and great fire show with the prawns tapas. Fresh seafood (except the crab sticks). Paella takes about 30 minutes to prepare, but worth the wait, especially if you’re waiting with tapas nibbles and bread (served with garlic cream butter) Cramped little place in Little Portugal, with lot’s of energy and character Wish I had the stomach space to try more!! If you have a small appetite, it’s ok to order just 1 person portion for the paella to share, then order more different tapas for variety. Price is not so bad as well Watch out for the dinner queue if you’re going in the weekend~

It’s ok, service is fine, tapas dishes are tasty. I noticed a lot o people are praising the paella, but I was not impressed with it. It looks pretty good but it was wet, no crispy bits on the bottom and over-seasoned.

Only tried their tapas, all were tasty and delicious!

Authentic Portuguese restaurant with a good choice of tapas, meat and fish dishes. Went for two tapas and the mixed grilled fish plate and loved it. A glass of nice Portuguese white wine completed the experience. Strongly recommended.

It's rather expensive, and the portions are small for the price. Food is good, but nothing special.

Awesome! We chose to have tapas & sangria. Unfortunately everything looked so good that we forgot about pictures and started eating immediately! We had about 7 different things and they were all great but the bacalao & the anchovies were our favorites.... and the bacon wrapped dates. Service was very good! Very reasonable prices too.

The seafood soup and the paella are really good. Nice and friendly place.

Amazing! Next times I will always come here for seafood! Paella had more seafood than rice, yummy!!!

I would not call this restaurant Spanish-Portuguese. The only Portuguese dishes I saw on the menu were those that are also Spanish dishes. Nevertheless, our boquerones fritos and paella de mariscos were tasty. But don't expect almejas like in Spain, in that the northern seafood probably stays behind the Mediterranean. Since the place was quite full, the service wasn't the fastest, but nice and welcoming. Personally, I can bear with "traditional interior" if the place is authentic, but otherwise I just find it old and boring and would prefer more of a modern touch. Other than that you sometimes feel threatened by people passing in the aisle when you are seated at the little table for two on the side. The prices are on the level of normal German restaurants. All in all, I would probably explore other restaurants in the Portuguese quarter before coming here again, but the food was decent, so it's not a mistake to visit this place either.

All the food that we got was deep fried. Not very good. Below standard at least. No posibillity to pay by card. Place is dirty and could do a clean up all over.

Good tapas with reasonable prices. Chorizo and meat were tasty too. Had better green peppers before but still enjoyed it. Nothing breathtaking, but a solid choice for tapas. They don't accept cards however.

Warm family atmosphere, running by parents and daughter (grandson came during our dining hour and grandpa was very happy even he was busy serving all tables). Paella was one of the best we ever had (including in Portugal or Spain). Steak in a soupy-sauce was something special but nicely made. Dessert was orange ice cream in orange skin bowl, can see they made by themselves with love in it.