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Faz Gustos
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L'ambiance
Faz Gostos is a quiet, atmospheric spot tucked away on Rua Nova da Trindade in the Chiado, housed in what's said to be an old convent. The place is known for its authentic blue hand-made tiles and a menu that leans into fresh seafood and traditional Portuguese dishes like perdiz empanadas and duck breast. It's a solid choice for a relaxed dinner, though be aware that the most recent reviews are from years ago and some mention slow service or small portions.
Known For
- •fresh seafood
- •perdiz empanadas
- •blue tile interior
- •chocolate walnut cake
Best For
Location & Hours
Mo-Fr 10:00-15:00, 19:00-23:30; Sa-Su 19:00-00:00
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Traditional Portuguese spot with charm but mixed recent history
Faz Gostos is a small, atmospheric restaurant in the heart of Chiado, located on a quiet street in what is believed to be an old convent. The interior is charming, with authentic blue hand-made tiles that give it a distinctly Portuguese feel. The menu focuses on traditional Portuguese cuisine, with a strong emphasis on fresh seafood and classic dishes like perdiz empanadas, duck breast, and various meat options.
The service can be hit or miss according to older reviews, with some diners praising the friendly staff while others found it slow or inattentive. The food quality seems to have been good in the past, with particular praise for the chocolate walnut cake and dishes like magret de pato. However, the lack of recent reviews makes it hard to gauge the current state of the restaurant. It's a decent option for a quiet dinner, but manage your expectations given the mixed feedback from years ago.
Lire en français
Faz Gostos est un petit restaurant atmosphérique au cœur du Chiado, situé dans une rue calme dans ce qui serait un ancien couvent. L'intérieur est charmant, avec des carreaux bleus authentiques faits à la main qui lui donnent une ambiance résolument portugaise. La carte propose une cuisine traditionnelle portugaise, avec une forte emphase sur les fruits de mer frais et des plats classiques comme les empadas de perdrix, le magret de canard et diverses options de viande.
Le service peut être inconstant selon les avis plus anciens, certains clients félicitant le personnel sympathique tandis que d'autres le trouvaient lent ou inattentif. La qualité de la nourriture semblait bonne par le passé, avec des éloges particuliers pour le gâteau au chocolat et aux noix et des plats comme le magret de canard. Cependant, l'absence d'avis récents rend difficile d'évaluer l'état actuel du restaurant. C'est une option correcte pour un dîner calme, mais gardez des attentes raisonnables compte tenu des retours mitigés d'il y a plusieurs années.