I walked 3km to come here to get some barnacles. Every other restaurant I tried was sold out and I desperately wanted to try the most expensive seafood in Portugal! It is a must try, but I won't do it again. They're super expensive! The restaurant itself was super busy. Every seat was taken and the staff was running around like wild. Yet, they took the time to talk to me and explained how to eat barnacles. They were so busy three different people finished one sentence together and separately. The barnacles taste like "saudade." And I can see why the Portuguese love them so much. They taste like the salt air on the beach, but in meat form. So when I was eating the I was reminded of all the happy memories I had as a child playing in the Algarve with my parents. If you grew up near the Atlantic then it's a must try. To everyone else it probably won't make sense. They them, they were fresh smelt like salt and tastes fine. They still had fresh green seaweed on them so they must have been super fresh. A few had some sand in them, but that's life. The only downside to the restaurant was the flies. They won't leave you alone! They seemed to hang around the beer dispenser and that's where I was seated.

Excellent food, traditional Portuguese dishes. Very tasty. Friendly personell.

Cheap good meals, very crowded, has seats outside, pleasant service. Awesome pregos.

The price is so good and the food so tasty. Also the staff is very friendly.

Noisy (always packed), garlic everywhere and overly watered sauce. Very fast and nice service overall. Not the best "Prego" in Lisbon... By far. (Will go back and taste the seafood...it looked very nice)

Good food, good price, fast and friendly service, can eat any time after 12:00 unlike most restaurants that are closed from 15:00-19:00. Very convenient. Great bacalhao com natas, and grilled meats, sea food.

Great for a quick lunch or a more complete ine, both options are available. Everyday has a different main course

The best places to eat a good "Prego" and drink a cold beer.

Good and affordable "prego" meat on the dish, but the remaining goods for your meal are expensive comparing with the main dish.

Simple basic portuguese food, no frills. They make a really good prego. The real charm is that you can eat a meal at any time of the day, the kitchen is always open. This is rare in Portugal where meal times are adhered to, and and the kitchen closes at 15:00 and then re-opens at 19:00 leaving restaurants to serve drinks only in between meals.

Awesome place, you can tell it's a great spot because it's always packed with locals. I've been here several times and it never disappoints.

Excelent product ando service!