Leão d'Ouro

A beautiful, quaint restaurant with a wonderful traditional Portuguese menu. I was happy with the entire meal. It was very fragrant and flavourful. My palate was pleased. I will definitely return for more. Check it out. You'll be pleased too.

Visit here frequently, especially for takeout. Authentic Portuguese food that is well prepared. Great option for dinner after a busy workday to bring home for the family. We usually get the fried fish fillets (1-2 person) with a side (large) of sliced fresh potato chips fries. But all their food is really good. Kids/adults all love the calde verde soup also.

Delicious hot food. Generous portions. Only negative comment is the noise level. Saturday night the restaurant was at capacity and sometimes difficult to carry on a conversation.

First and last time at this restaurant. Food is not good, no flavour and no salt at all, and people are extremely rude. They rush you to eat fast so they can leave before the closing time and they make you feel bad because you give a low tip (when they deserve nothing) WORST PLACE EVER

The food was divine and even more so was the wine! I was given the opportunity to pick a red and not knowing much of the language, but enough. I went with my gut with one of them and it was fantastic! Key word was Reserva, ha!
Bon appetito!