Café Portugal - Carte

I thought the food was very good. The service was not so great. If you like Portuguese food you will be satisfied, but allow sometime to wait for your food.

I only had a very nice meal here. we have crawled with locals and shared a table. had gambia and bacalhau. last reviews were on the most accurate dead. we enjoyed our evening.

Petit restaurant portugais. Assez vacants mais j'ai eu une table sans réservation. Il y avait un plat de poisson morue traditionnel avec du vinho verde. La nourriture est bonne et authentique. Le service est sympathique. Bon rapport qualité prix Voir le carte

a small square on a corner at the mainz near the hop station, great atmosphere. we sat on a long table with people and never wanted anything. the waitress was always attentive and refilled our wine and seafood. great place to share as the. meal times are quite large.

I visit cafe Portugal rather often for its great food at a reasonable price. It's a small family restaurant, service is great! I would not recommend it for special occasions where you need an intimate atmosphere because tables are joined, but we went there often...with our friends and family and had a great time and great food and we will visit it again!

This simple Portuguese restaurant probably has a menu but I never bother with it: from the time that I decide to eat here to the time I know what I'm going to eat and I'm looking forward to the tastiest gambas in Mainz. Order the...first portion with batas a murro and the second portion without. Be sure the wipe-up the delicious sauce with the freshly baked bread and enjoy it with vino verde. Life can be so simple : Voir le carte

I am very familiar with Portugal and can tell you that this is real Portuguese food. I had prawns, gambas. Not easy to eat but very good. My friends had bacalhau, It is the national dish in Portugal and can be prepared in many ways....This fish dish was not of the stinky kind and was excellent. We were three and shared a bottle of Casal Garcia, a typical green wine. It was white. Green means that the grapes have not been quite ripe and that wine is somewhat bubbly, refreshing.

my coworker and I stumbled on this restaurant (which had already good trip advisor reviews). we enjoyed it so much. it is a more traditional restaurant, with picnic style sitting. the service is a tad slow, but friendly, and so it is worth it. the eating, omg it. was amazing. and less than euro for the two of us that contain glasses of wein each. what a jewel! bonus, they have English menus. we shared the dorado with kartoffels that I have never tasted so well. highly recommended!

I came to lunch as if I liked to fly back to my days in porto and algarve. the location is just a few meters from mainz mainbahnof and it is perfect if you want to have their meal at a place. The...restaurant makes them feel they were in portugal as the owners let play fado during the day. I ordered a caldo verde and a delicious dish grilled sardines with salt potatoes and a fresh salad. the quality of eating is top! Do not miss a visit here, especially if they are with their family or in a large group Voir le carte