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Peixada do Meio - Fortaleza/CE





Opened 40 years ago, the traditional seafood restaurant, Peixada do Meio, is one of the best of Fortaleza. Peixada do Meio attracts people from all over Brazil, as well as those travelling from abroad. With a cozy and laid-back atmosphere, this place can surprise you in many different ways. Perfect for people of all ages, it is a very large restaurant with much space between the tables, giving a comfortable sensation. It is well lightened, very clean and the service is very good. Perfectly located along the Beira Mar Avenue, right in front of the sea, it has a drop-dead-gorgeous overlooking to the fishing boats and the Mucuripe beach. This sight is better enjoyed when saw from the second floor. Besides it, the wide opened front side, with no windows, lets the fresh and pure air fill the place. The decoration, all inspired in the sea life, enchants the guests, who feel very amazed by the aquarium full of beautiful marine fishes. 





But now, let’s talk about what really matters: food! 



Masters in the art of preparing delicious seafood, the very experienced cooks have the pleasure to make you enjoy every bite. The menu has a wide variety of mouthwatering dishes, including: “Peixada do Meio”, which is the classic fish stew, their specialty; “Lagosta Grelhada”(grilled lobster) and “Fartura do Mar”: the amazing combination of grilled seafood and rosy lobsters. You’ll probably become much undecided about what to chose, because you’ll want to try a little of everything. 



My personal recommendation is Peixe à Delícia. You must not miss this exquisite and unique combination of fish and bananas showered with parmesan sauce. The fresh orange juice is perfect to accompany. The recipe can be found on their website.






When you visit Fortaleza you have to eat at Peixada do Meio. You won’t be disappointed!



This is their website: 
http://www.peixadadomeio.com.br/40_anos/start.html

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