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Restaurants Guide › Portuguese
Cervejaria (Portuguese)
- 842 College St. (at Ossington) • View on map »
- 416-588-0162
Editorial Review
The main room of this open and casual gathering place may be decorated with a smattering of international flags, but the cuisine is decidedly Portuguese. Grilled meats rule the menu (the house black Angus steak is served with mushrooms, tiger shrimp, roasted potatoes and veggies), but such grilled seafood as tiger shrimp and squid take a supporting role and are also featured in a handful of pasta dishes. Mains $6.95–$19.50.
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