Camarões has been a longstanding favorite on Natal’s dining scene. From humble beginnings and over two decades in the business, it has grown with four locations in the city. This one in Ponta Negra is famous among locals and tourists alike. Specializing in traditional seafood, patrons vouch that their shrimp dishes are some of the best in town. Select from over 30 varieties of shrimp, as well as fish, shellfish and crustacean specialties. In addition, great prices, hearty portions and warm hospitality make this restaurant a must visit.
A wonderful respite from the scorching heat at Ponta Negra beach, Cuore di Panna cools you down with some delicious gelato. Having trained in the art of gelato-making in Italy, the owners of the gelateria are experts at churning out authentic flavors, and there are numerous tasty varieties on offer. Crepes and drinks are also on the menu. Another plus point of Cuore di Panna is the patio with a view of the water.
Mangai, in Lagoa Nova, is a must-visit for visitors looking for local flavors. Located in the heart of the district’s shopping scene, it is a great place for dinner after some retail therapy. On the menu are delicious Brazilian specialties made from authentic ingredients and traditional recipes. Savor Northeastern Brazilian staples like Feijoada, Carne de sol, and Gororoba de Camarao, with a cocktail. The decor of murals and statues depicting yesteryear Brazil are an interesting feature of this restaurant.
Trilha do Camarão is a great addition to Ponta Negra’s eclectic dining scene. Located a short distance from the beach, this restaurant is popular among locals as well as visitors to the city. It specializes in seafood, and prides itself on an array of shrimp dishes. Their Rodízio de Camarão deserves a special mention. This is a great alternative for large groups and family dining.
Novo México is a great place for hearty Tex-Mex cuisine. This unassuming eatery features staple dishes at a pocket-friendly price. On the menu are quesadillas, burritos and homemade tortilla chips served with signature salsa and guacamole. It features a home-style ambiance with only a few tables that overlook the kitchen. For dessert, look no further than the fried ice cream.
The restaurant chain Sal e Brasa has a longstanding association with quality food and amicable service. With several outlets across the country, this churrascaria in Natal is a popular favorite among locals and tourists alike. Sample an array of delicious cuts at their all-you-can-eat buffet, each of which is grilled to perfection the traditional way. Complement your meal with a refreshing fruit cocktail and end with a dessert. The spacious and elegant dining room is great for large groups and family outings.
Novo México is a great place for hearty Tex-Mex cuisine. This unassuming eatery features staple dishes at a pocket-friendly price. On the menu are quesadillas, burritos and homemade tortilla chips served with signature salsa and guacamole. It features a home-style ambiance with only a few tables that overlook the kitchen. For dessert, look no further than the fried ice cream.
Camarões has been a longstanding favorite on Natal’s dining scene. From humble beginnings and over two decades in the business, it has grown with four locations in the city. This one in Ponta Negra is famous among locals and tourists alike. Specializing in traditional seafood, patrons vouch that their shrimp dishes are some of the best in town. Select from over 30 varieties of shrimp, as well as fish, shellfish and crustacean specialties. In addition, great prices, hearty portions and warm hospitality make this restaurant a must visit.
Farofa d'Agua is a mainstay for authentic Brazilian dining in Natal, and is popular among locals and tourists. This restaurant serves up delicious regional specialties that mirror local flavors. On the menu are traditional Carne de Sol, Camarão ao molho de cajá, and Pastel de Caranguejo, that look as good as they taste. The hearty portions, great service, as well as chic and elegant interiors make for a memorable meal.
A good place for those looking to gorge on home-made food, Bar e Restaurante do Zé is famous for its Baião-de-dois, a delicious Northeastern Brazilian favorite made from rice and beans. On Saturdays, diners can sit in the garden and soak up the sun, perhaps with a chilled beer in hand. Bar e Restaurante do Zé is open from 11a onwards, Monday to Saturday.
Cipó Brasil is the reference point for pizza in Natal. This award-winning pizzeria is a favorite among locals and tourists alike. On the menu are delicious renditions of crepes and pizza with an array of fillings and toppings. Some of bestsellers include turkey breast and corn; ham, eggs, onion, peas; and the classic pepperoni. The unique decor creates an enchanting theme of thatched roofs, picnic benches, statues and lush greenery. This place is great for birthday parties as well.
A wonderful respite from the scorching heat at Ponta Negra beach, Cuore di Panna cools you down with some delicious gelato. Having trained in the art of gelato-making in Italy, the owners of the gelateria are experts at churning out authentic flavors, and there are numerous tasty varieties on offer. Crepes and drinks are also on the menu. Another plus point of Cuore di Panna is the patio with a view of the water.