Azorean Cafe

My friend and I enjoyed our first visit to Azorean Cafe. The type of food was new to us and we both thought it was quite good.

Friendly, authentic ... Just the ocean is missing!!!

We chose Azorean Cafe to visit for PRW because of it’s posted menu. However, once there the choices we were offered were different than what was posted. The lunch meal did not include desert like the posted menu, and the appetizers for the dinner meal were completely different. Instead of shrimp or a cheese plate the choices were a variety of croquettes, and once ordered the serving proved to be one croquette. In addition, the entree we wanted to order (the octopus) was not available. We were there at 4:00 on Saturday. I felt like the restaurant did not deliver what they advertised for restaurant week. We won’t be back.

Nice little place! The portions were quite large. I particularly enjoyed the almond torte!
Hubby said it was the best flan he ever had.

I love Azorean cafe. We go almost every other Sunday for breakfast. The staff are wonderful and the food is good.

a few attractive items that are on the menu were not available. The menu was limited to begin with. Casserole dishes were over salted but generally ok.

Wonderful experience and cannot wait to go back. We enjoyed the food, there was so much to try! It is BYOB, and we brought a bottle of blanc de blanc sparkling- paired well with all the fish dishes.

Great spot for breakfast and lunch; very original Portuguese delicacies, I had the Bacalhao and my friend tuna salad sandwich, followed by a very delicious Portuguese flan. Cafezinhios (Brazilian/ Portuguese espressos) were great, too

Had the octopus and flan(dessert) both fantastic.

It’s a pretty good café. I liked my omelette. I really loved the hot chocolate though. My friends enjoyed their food, but thought it could be better. Service is very good

The calamari was good, but the portion was quite small and consisted mostly of potatoes.