Portugal Wine Bar & Grill

D A

The best paella in Manhattan was served on the 13th Street @ Spain, unfortunately, closed forever. Finding an equally great paella was a joy + surprise. The place is very popular over the weekend : reserve your table in advance. (Based on the tables layout, several parties were expected that Saturday's evening.) Price wise, the place is $$+ : 130 for 2 with 2 glasses of Porto. Service excels most of the places : thoughtful and non-intrusive. Chef is from NJ with a serious cultural exposure to the Portuguese heritage. (No, we are not of the Portugal descent.) Anyway, please, consider your next dinner there: worth your time and money.

Mariana Boff

Very disappointed. The environment is nice. When olives and bread came, we higher the expectations, because was really good. Cod snack was ok, nothing wow, missing salt. We order the steak medium, it came well done. French fries were good. Stuffed mushroom was disappointing. Taste nothing. And expensive. The order of garlic octopus was horrible. Extremely oily and was mixed with other thing, probably belly/guts.. Bad experience.

Stephanie Shaffer

We visited again today. The service was wonderful, the food was delicious- and a gentleman walked us out with an umbrella during a rain storm. THAT is the epitome of service! We will return and appreciate such quality in Palm Coast. Try the garlic soup and Mariscadas!

Mike H

Great service UNTIL we were served dinner. Once meal was served however, different story. It was like pulling teeth to get dessert cocktails and 2 desserts served together. They did do a candle and sing for a birthday which was very nice. The veal ossobucco (bad spelling) tasted like pot roast, veggies were UN-seasoned. Fries were good, octopus was good. Lamb chops and NY strip were decent. Overall, more Italian and French dishes than expected. It’s a solid 3star, 4 stars is a stretch. I feel overall ratings on google are slightly overstated.