Restaurante Casa de Tereza

• ★★★★★

  Restaurante Casa de Teresa in Salvador offers an exceptional dining experience. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with tasteful decor that combines tradition and elegance. The dining room feels both lively and comfortable, creating the perfect setting for a relaxed meal or a special evening. The food is remarkable. Traditional Bahian dishes are prepared with care and presented beautifully. The moqueca in particular is rich in flavor and perfectly balanced, and the desserts are a highlight as well. Every detail, from the freshness of the ingredients to the presentation of each plate, shows r

  Gianaurelio Cuniberti (Giovanni) · a year ago

• ★★★★☆

  This is an exquisitely decorated restaurant with all the lovely touches of the owner. Mind you, she was busting tables the night I was there. Another casual observation - is 80% female here. It's the quintessential upscale ladies night out place, or date night. On the whole the food was amoung the best I had in the region, though it's expensive. I most enjoyed the rice dish picture in the photo.

  Joseph Raczynski · Edited 2 months ago

• ★☆☆☆☆

  We had heard this place was a must in Bahia. So we reserved ahead of time. We selected two appetizers and a moqueca as our main course. We were not told by our waiter that we were ordering too much food. We ate diligently. The food was really good. The mix baiano was delicious, but that could have easly been our main course. The mix de abará e acarajé, was ok, not extraordinary. We could have done without it. By the time the Moqueca arrived we could hardly eat. I drank a caipirinha and my husband had a beer. The problem arose when we asked for the check. All the items above described plus an e

  Valeria Hargain · 4 weeks ago

• ★★★☆☆

  Festive decor can only take you so far especially if the featured star (a.k.a. the food) and the supporting cast (a.k.a. the staff) do not deliver what the scenic interior promises. The appetizer mix of abará and acarajá which one has to assemble by oneself at the table was bland in taste, lacking crunch, texture and the je ne sais quois that street kiosks know how to deliver. Just the day before I had Maria’s acarajé in Barra and it surpassed my expectations. Tereza’s cannot hold a candle to Maria’s. The cacao/ coconut drink was refreshing but overly sweet and small in quantity packed as it w

  Quasar · 7 months ago

• ★☆☆☆☆

  The worst restaurant experience I have ever had, and the worst hospitality experience of my entire trip in South America. I had a confirmed reservation at Casa de Tereza and took a taxi for around 30 minutes to get there. I arrived 13 minutes late, only because I had to wait for the taxi. There had been no reminder or clear warning that being 13 minutes late would mean losing the reservation, and the restaurant was still largely empty when I arrived. The woman receiving guests at the entrance was extremely rude, cold, and indifferent. At first she said she could not find my name. I showed her

  Li Yuhong · Edited a month ago

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