Muqueca Restaurant Reviews & Testimonials

4.4 (1,780)

Reviews: 1,780


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87% of customers would recommend Muqueca Restaurant

John F.

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Baltimore, MD

"I had never experienced Brazilian food before eating here, but afterwards I was totally taken by it. The food all smelled amazing, and tasted the part as well! The various dishes are interesting, filling, and most importantly, mighty delicious. The restaurant itself is pretty small, so you can expect to wait on a weekend night."

20 years ago

Anonymous P.

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Los Angeles, CA

"This food is adventurous and great. Perfect for seafood lovers. Go when it's not crowded. If you think the prices for the entrees are somewhat high ($10-$20 an entree), please realize that you can easily split them. Indeed, they seem intended for splitting. And c'mon people, live without the booze, get some exotic fresh fruit juice, and go to Bukowski's or s..." Read more

20 years ago

J R.

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Seattle, WA

"I was very impressed to find a restaurant with a menu almost completely composed of items I had never heard of before.  I mean, how many places can you say that about?  I tried several dishes - all were quite intricate and tasty.  The wait-staff was great, too.

If you go, be sure to get one of the fresh juices.  Also, Muqueca is BYOB."

20 years ago

Melissa B.

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Brooklyn, NY

"I love this place. Great neighborhood spot for Brazilan food and the owners are absolutely delightful. Bright, colorful, small and informal dining space with Brazilian TV going in the background. The restaurant is named for the fish stew that is from that part of Brazil. A big stone pot will come to your table overflowing with fish or mixed seafood, brig..." Read more

21 years ago

Melissa B.

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Brooklyn, NY

"I love this place. Great neighborhood spot for Brazilan food and the owners are absolutely delightful. Bright, colorful, small and informal dining space with Brazilian TV going in the background. The restaurant is named for the fish stew that is from that part of Brazil. A big stone pot will come to your table overflowing with fish or mixed seafood, brig..." Read more

21 years ago