About
Café Ceuta is a preserved 1950s Porto café with authentic traditional Portuguese atmosphere. The space feels classy and comfortable, with attentive service. Reviewers consistently praised the food, codfish à brás, hake fillet with prawn rice, francesinha, and prawn açorda all received high marks for flavour and portion size. The café often hosts lively Fado shows in the evenings. Vegetarian options are available, and the wine selection includes Port wine tastings. Prices are reasonable for the quality. Sunday evenings get busy; reservations are recommended.
Café Ceuta is primarily a restaurant and dinner destination. Little is known about its suitability for working with a laptop during the day. The café is wheelchair accessible and open Monday and Wednesday to Sunday from 9:30 AM, closed Tuesdays.
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