Seventh Brunch Cascais — Restaurant in Cascais

We came here with pretty high expectations as the reviews for this restaurant were very good. This restaurant is very good for tourists, as they speak english very well and they have photos of all their dishes on Instagram, so if you would like to see what you are ordering beforehand just type in their name. We got our food fairly quickly and presentation of the dishes was absolutely beautiful, which made us believe that the food would reflect the quality of it. The pancakes we ordered were fluffy, but weren’t very tasty in my opinion. They were served with bacon which was extremely rubbery. The eggs were also good but lacked spice and taste. The cheese they served it with was honestly what saved the plate, as the rest barely had seasoning. We ordered eggs benedict and the bakkon bagel as well, but it was also pretty average . Overall the service was good but food was not what...

Went in with high expectations and left a bit disappointed (maybe that was our problem).

We asked for gluten free bread for my girlfriend and they said sure, it’s possible. A few minutes before getting our order they let us know they don’t have the gluten free bread anymore which was disappointing, especially given the timing of the news (the food was partially done and we were halfway through our drinks).

The salad specified in the menu was represented by 3 leaves and 1 cherry tomato cut in half which I also found disappointing.

They also specified “granola” in the menu for what we ordered. I was pretty excited for that extra bit, but I soon realized that was just some oats sprinkled on top for plating, so yeah… got disappointed again.

At the end they give you a cute coupon for a discount for the next time.

Not very pleased, but we decided to give the place another try....

Living in the Cascais-area, we are always keen to check out and support new businesses when they open. This is not one we will go back to. The prices were offensively high and the portions meager and poorly prepared. We ordered the American Benedict and For 22€, we decided to share it. It came with two poached eggs on a VERY stale piece of toast, a single pancake with a scant amount of syrup, a shot glass of yogurt and soggy fruit salad consisting mostly of kiwis. The espresso macchiato was so milky I had to send it back for another shot of coffee. Then, to add insult to injury, the bill came asking for tips and suggesting a 10% amount. I’m sorry, this is still Portugal, not Paris or London. I was offended. I hope the restaurant takes customer reviews into consideration and makes some changes. Otherwise I doubt they will have many...