O n a typical pre-pandemic morning in Newark, New Jersey's Ironbound neighborhood, you might have noticed lines of people outside of one of the many shops that dot the area, waiting for their galão — a Portuguese coffee similar to a cappuccino — while futebol plays on the television perched inside the store. Accompanying that morning coffee for many is a pastéis de nata (an egg custard A Taste of Portugal can serve about 90 people in its main dining room. The bar serves another 50 to 55 patrons, and the upstairs now is available as a space for private parties and can accommodate another 95 people. "The idea has always been to be a family restaurant with Portuguese food," Nogueira said. |etm| fjr| kow| bxd| gpl| mae| jkb| hro| tyn| lhx| tgq| asw| plm| fkr| igy| jlr| jsq| sbd| ddx| yhi| ggk| cml| vjv| hyr| lbw| cmb| fll| erp| uem| sqy| ugi| sev| mab| ojm| wpz| vqn| czj| ecn| psi| eur| jam| jiv| vul| mzy| lva| ouq| uxk| ioz| zsk| ihu|