A great-value Italian-owned place serving up some of the best seafood dishes in Sal Rei. Grab a seat on the breezy terrace above the street and enjoy fish carpaccio, tender grilled tuna and hearty cachupa (beans and corn mixed with fish or meat) – all best enjoyed with a tangy mojito or a caipirinha.
Cabo Cafe Restaurant
Boa Vista
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