Casa Nanda

S N

4 weeks ago

We called this place to see if they have free table for dinner and they said yes! But when we arrived, they naked us to wait 40 minutes for a table! The food was good but they absolutely charged us more than the prices on list! With no explanation. I think it’s something normal that the restaurants in Porto are doing with tourists.

Timothy Lo

4 months ago

Nice traditional Portuguese restaurant. Liked the fried sardines with rice and black beans. Well worth a visit. Usually crowded on weekends.

Luis Almeida

9 months ago

Good for for the price, tastes like home made. The restaurant is not the chick type has a old family dinner feel to it. Staff was quick and was always available even with a full house.

Jorge Carrondo

6 months ago

Best place to eat tradicional portuguese food!

rus. iano

8 months ago

We chose this restaurant because it was recommended by few portuguese blogs and people as a local spot. Then we read some reviews saying it is more fame than actual truth but we decided to give it a try anyway. Unfortunately I must confirm their doubts. The treatment is cold, they do not welcome you upon arrival with any kind of word or smile, they rather offer you some starters and appetizers that as I suspected/knew you ultimately have to pay. They could earn that extra money with a good service, through tips, but apparently they prefer this way, which is disappointing. The food was just ok, the cod filets with bean rice was tasty while some other grilled fish was a bit too salty, but overall nothing out of this world that should be worth a mention in a newspaper or blog article. Also, another elemente of disappointment is that there is not really Portuguese cuisine, rather grilled or fried meat or fish. Thas is, very shallow and anonymous cuisine, something you could easily find in another restaurant abroad. All in all I would recommend to look for another place to have dinner, I think it's time to reconsider all the hype there is about this place.