Gilt City 12/7/11
Alfama serves up creative Portuguese cuisine to suit every taste, including the delicate steamed mussels in saffron sauce and stick-to-your ribs fare like the steak-and-chouriço sandwich. Alfama
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Yi-Ting W.11/2/12
Not a great experience, food was a little bland. Wouldn't come again. 
Tarcisio C.12/27/11
Come try new cocktails being launched on January 2nd, including El Buika, inspired by Spanish Flamenco singer Concha Buika!
Tarcisio C.12/10/11
Eating at the bar is not only great, but a very Portuguese thing to do! 
Sharon G.7/18/11
A West Village gem relocated and sparkling in new setting. BLOG ARTICLES
We all know and love neighborhood haunt, Alfama, but get ready for tonight's opening of Ball Night Mondays (get your mind out of the gutter)! Fill your tummies with delicious eats and libations while you watch your favorite teams battle it out on the football field. Enjoy meatball and beer specials every Monday night on Alfama's flatscreen TVs in the bar.
Take your pick of three different meatballs --pork, shrimp and ginger, lamb or veal, and pair it with a Portuguese draft beer called Sagres for $12. And if you're feeling extra ballsy, feel free to order up additional meatballs for $3 a piece. If you want to stick with Alfama's Portuguese theme for the night, we recommend trying the pork, shrimp, and ginger meatball, which is a Macanese recipe from the Macau colony. Don't skip out on this great deal...all night on Mondays, starting now!
This past weekend Alfama introduced a special new Fall brunch menu, which will be served every Saturday and Sunday from 12-4pm. Some of the scrumptious dishes include Alfama's signature burger and Francesinha--a traditional Portuguese steak sandwich. Check out the whole menu here.
Along with brunch, Alfama will be bringing back Fado, a soulful Portuguese musical art form. This Fall, the venue relocated and brought with it the debut of Fado Taverna at Alfama, which boasts a cozy nook beneath the restaurant that channels fado tavernas in Lisbon.
