Bacalhau Grill - Portuguese Restaurant & Market

I came here to purchase some dry salted cod (Bacalhau) for a recipe, and was happy to find it available here. Not only is this place a resturaunt (which I haven't eaten here yet), there is a large market area of Portuguese and Brazilian goods, full of fresh meat and products, cooler sections of various sausages and cheeses, a small frozen section and lots of dry and canned goods. I found everything I needed and then some! The staff here was very friendly and helpful with everything I needed help with. I hope to come by and try the food from the resturaunt side too!

We made the trip down south expecting a Portuguese restaurant, and found a Brazilian eatery instead. They have an ample parking area, and seating both indoor and outdoor. Since neither of us read/speak Portuguese, the employee was very nice and showed us the prepared foods they had. They had about five dishes (Brazilian beans with pork sausage, octopus and potatoes, pork stew, shrimp and potatoes, stewed beef) and some fried foods displayed in front. We chose 'shrimp and potatoes' and 'beef', and they both came with rice and salad. She recommended the chicken filled fried item and we tried that with some fried cod croquettas. They also have a variety of canned and bottled drinks, including alcohol. There didn't seem to be any complimentary water, so you do have to buy bottled water if you want some. We got some fresh squeezed oj. They only had one large size, so we shared one. You pay, grab your drinks and pre-fried foods, pick a table, sit down and they bring you the wet foods

My first time in Little Portugal. Very friendly people, delicious food, and casual atmosphere. Was a great meal after a spending a few hours at the Portuguese Historical Museum at History Park.