Amado

Excessively expensive for the food and service offered. After 3 weeks between Rio de Janeiro and Salvador visiting multiple very well rated restaurants of different price ranges, I’m reducing the rating of Amado to 2 stars. It’s still a good restaurant with a great view. But the prices charged for the food quality and service offered just doesn’t line up. There are several better options both in Salvador and Rio.

Fantastic place! Between the beautiful marina views, the chill atmosphere and the delicious, distinct flavors of the food, we had an great time. Huge thanks to Luís for the wonderful education on Brazilian wines; his sommelier skills are top-notch. Highly recommended

For the calibrar of the restaurant, which is supposed to boost a fine dining experience, I am deeply disappointed with both the food and the service, especially as it was a special occasion for Dia dos Namorados. At an average of R200+ per dish, I expected better execution for dishes with more fresh ingredients. I ended up sending back the seafood casserole with squid ink spaghetti as the spaghetti had a strong fishy smell. We were under the impression (language was not an issue) that the restaurant was agreeable to exchange it for a different dish, which I opted for the roasted cupim. However, when the bill was presented to us, the casserole made an ugly appearance. The staff insisted that it was a miscommunication and that the dish could not be returned once it had left the kitchen. I did not want to cause a big scene on such a special day, but man was I disappointed with their level of service at this level. The other dishes, the cupim, and the cashew crusted fish was also subpar for what I would expect from a fine dining experience. The atmosphere was great, but I will not be returning here again in the foreseeable future.

Best restaurant in the planet! The moqueca is amazing. The fish with cashew is out of this world. Love it. I would come back 1800 times.

A sophisticated and romantic ambiance, complemented by exceptional background music and stunning ocean vistas, defines the Amado dining experience. Impeccable service is provided by a friendly and attentive staff. The menu features a contemporary interpretation of traditional Brazilian-Bahian cuisine, specializing in seafood dishes of superior quality and preparation. While Amado commands a premium price point, the unparalleled views, refined atmosphere, exceptional cuisine, and overall dining experience render it an ideal choice for special occasions.

Super good restaurant. The service was excellent, and the food was amazing. We had the filet mignon and the grilled octopus, plus a few entrées. We did not agree on which dishes were the best. Everything super good. I would recommend the bread plate. Loved it

The sunset at Amado is spectacular! That being said, there are other restaurants in Salvador with the same sunset view for less price. The flavor of the cuisine is excellent especially the moqueca, and the food presentation is flawless. The service staff is attentive, however not bilingual. You can watch the boats come in the bay...overall very relaxing.

This place is excellent for the vibe and atmosphere, a very romantic place with an ocean view and a great location for a date night or any formal occasion. The food is very delicious and wonderfully prepared. Their desserts are undeniably yummy - must try. The host was very accommodating because we had no reservations and they still managed to get us seated quickly and we had a wonderful table. The waiters are friendly and they also have English menus, which helps if you don't speak portuguese. One recommendation to the management: It would be nice if the waiters would check up and on more. It was hard at times to get someone's attention. It was a busy night, but at times we felt that nobody was around to help. Regardless, I highly recommend this place and this location, their food, and the experience should not be missed, while visiting Salvador.

Our favourite restaurant in Salvador! Chef Fabricio Lemos is doing an amazing job! Amazing architecture with the outstanding view of Bahia de Todos os Santos makes an amazing place to go for the sunset But is my favourite dinner place! When making reservation ask for the chef tasting menu! Few people know they have! And llease ask for the camarao empanado na tapioca! Its my favourite to ask for some apetizers with a cold white wine from somelier Luis (pera manca or a nice chablis is a great choice) Service is flawless

My girlfriend (from Salvador) and I (Texas) came here today for a good meal. She had the sea bass and I the filet mignon. I'll be very honest and say, I was not impressed. Specially for how nice the place was and how expensive it was. The filet came out well done instead of med rare or even med, and not that great of a cut at all. The sea bass was just ok. The dessert, nothing special either. If you do try it out, they do have an English menu u can ask for. I found that out after my meal...

Very Nice place, absurd waiting time, frozen food. Was looking forward to visiting this place but in the end was a shame. Just go for drinks and the view. Forget the food

Best place we visited in Salvador. We especially liked the seafood risotto. In the future, it would be great if at least one of the staff members spoke english.