Docas
$$ • Portuguese, Bars, EuropeanAbout Docas
Customers' Favorites
Carne Guisada Com Macarrao
Bacalao Ao Forno De Docas
Grilled Salmon Steak
Grilled Red Snapper
Mixed Grill Platter
Carne a Alentejana
Grilled Pork Steak
Febras Grelhadas
Francesinha
Nata
Docas Reviews
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It was delicious, but a little too sweet and greasy for my taste. They should offer more salads and healthy options, but overall, everything was really tasty. I would have liked there to be more decorations.
Awesome Portuguese food. They need to have Piri Piri available but otherwise, optimo!
Fresh branzini and yummy francesinha. Would recommend these two!
Personally did not love my febras a portuguesa, but my dining companion liked it. Would come back, recommend :)
Personally did not love my febras a portuguesa, but my dining companion liked it. Would come back, recommend :)
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 9PM |
| Friday | 12 - 9PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 9PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Docas restaurant offers an authentic Portuguese dining experience, reminiscent of a trip to Lisboa. The menu features a variety of entrees, including meats and seafood options like grilled branzini. Guests can enjoy the bifana sandwich and garlic clams, which bring back memories of Lisbon. On Saturdays, there is the delicious dobrada (tripe) and on Sundays, the Osso Bucco is a must-try. The restaurant serves homemade desserts and is a great spot to catch a soccer game or soak up the Portuguese atmosphere. The staff, who are actually Portuguese, is friendly and attentive, making the experience enjoyable. The food is delicious, with dishes like rabbit stew and bacalao (cured cod fish) cooked to perfection. With its European vibe and cozy atmosphere, Docas is a gem in the town square, perfect for a family outing or a casual dinner. The restaurant feels like a local family spot where the townsfolk come every day, making it a true reflection of Portuguese culture.