1. Adega Tia Matilde

CAMPO PEQUENO. This restaurant has certainly grown since 1926 when it first opened as a bar. Though it now seats 130 people, the establishment has maintained a comfortable atmosphere. The variety of Portuguese cuisine on the menu attracts a predominantly local crowd. Among the specialties offered are arroz de frango (chicken with rice), bacalhau (codfish), and cabrito assado (roast goat). The wine list provides a wide selection of Portuguese wines. Business casual dress.   (© 10Best)

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Mon-Fri noon-4:30pm, 7pm-11pm; Sat noon-4:30pm

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