Showing posts with label portuguese food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portuguese food. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 March 2014

Sizzloz- The Portuguese restaurant that brings you a taste of Europe

What if I told you, there is more to what you see! I will tell you how there are more food options in fancy restaurants than what you see on the menu!



Sizzloz is a great restaurant; it has gotten great restaurant reviews as it has a 4.1/5 on Google reviews. For those who do not know what Sizzloz is, Sizzloz is a fancy restaurant that offers Portuguese food. With their specialty chicken platters and burgers they make with authentic Portuguese recipes it has to be one of my favourite restaurants of all time! Funny story, my friend actually introduced me to this restaurant and got me hooked.

We were coming back from school and saw this restaurant on the way back. We went in and the prices were quite high, so my friend asked, “Do you have any student specials”? The employee replied, “Yes, we do” This wasn’t on their menu but the special included a drink, fries and a chicken sandwich for just $6.77. Long story short, a great tip I would recommend is asking questions; as they say “The customer is always right”


Do you look on the web for restaurant ratings or do you ask your friends?  

Saturday, 22 March 2014

You’ll find your favourite Portuguese recipes at Silva’s Barbeque!


What is it that makes you guys think of home the most? For me it has to be food. Great, home cooked food always seems to do the trick. Is it a bit strange that the Portuguese recipes at Silva’s Barbeque makes me think of home despite the fact that I’m not Portuguese? Maybe. All these questions will be answered, I assure you.

Silva’s Barbeque isn’t a traditional Portuguese restaurant in the sense that it’s all take-out. That doesn’t really matter though, because what feels more like being at home then… being at home? It feels especially sweet when the food you have is good, making Silva’s Barbeque a wonderful place. Known mostly for their barbequed chicken, the rest of their menu could easily be described as ‘Italian but spicier’, with a good selection of pastas and sides familiar to any foodie. Most importantly though, they offer ‘family packs’ of varying sizes, my favourite of which consists of one of their fantastic barbequed chickens, small potatoes, small rice and a medium salad. I usually just walk in, grab one of those and head back to my favourite fancy restaurant; my living room. 




For those of you out there like me, what foods make you feel most at home?