Casarao Adega Resto

Solid five stars, a but expensive but food was really good, cod fried cakes and lobster was supper, great service by Roberto

The best restaurant in Porto Seguro!! They all very nice, amazing service, great food!! Thank you so much guys!

The risotto and the fish were delicious. Portions are a little too big for me, though, so didn't get dessert.

Delicious food and sweet service. We had a family private dinner in the upper floor

There were 4 of us. At first I was confused when I entered... But then I understood the dynamics of the restaurant.I was extremely, I repeat, extremely happy to visit this place. The service is exceptional, and the food was worth every penny.As for starters, the fish croquette is exactly what you'd expect from a croquette, delicious dough and even better filling, generous portion. This week we had the special with moqueca dumplings, fish with carrot puree with grana padana and coriander oil (we think it's the same). We also ordered an ancho with pasta and an ancho caprese.The best I've had in a long time, the fish was perfect, I didn't notice a single mistake in the execution of any of the dishes.The only thing that could be 0.5% better is the air conditioning. The atmosphere is pleasant, don't get me wrong, but as a good Brazilian in a tropical climate, I would like it to be a little cooler.I recommend it and would go back many times.

Although a pricy main dish, R95.00, the shrimp risotto was the best risotto I have eaten thus far. Definitely worth every penny! The salmon ceviche was also very delicious.In terms of atmosphere and service, it offers a vintage and romantic environment, perfect for a dinner date. And the service provided by the host and waiter was excellent!

The staff are very nice and welcoming. High class ambience and great Interior decoration. Most importantly, the quality of the food is just the best: rich in flavor, proper seasoning, and perfect tenderness. Definitely recommended

If you enjoy good drinks and a nice atmosphere, this is the place to come. Casarão is located in near the end of Porto Seguro’s famous Passarela do Álcool. The large tables, cozy setting and amazing view make for a relaxing and intimate dining experience. Although the place is recognized for its impressive selection of national and international wines, I highly recommend the Tropical National Gin. A surprising twist on gin and tonic, garnished with star anis, cinnamon and other spices. The salmon tartare is a delicious and refreshing bite if you’re not in the mood for a full meal yet. Furthermore, the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I appreciate Roberto’s service and friendliness. Can’t wait to come back!