Camarões Potiguar
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CAMARÕES POTIGUAR
Camarões Potiguar is a restaurant located in Natal, Brazil. It serves the population of Natal since 1989 and has five units throughout the city.
The restaurant specializes in Brazilian cuisine, but offers a wide variety of dishes, from traditional Brazilian cuisine to more modern versions of classic dishes.
The atmosphere is warm and inviting and the staff are friendly and helpful.
Diners can choose from a variety of options including appetizers, entrees, desserts and beverages.
People rave about the quality of the food as well as the friendly service they receive during their meals.
Overall, Camarões Potiguar is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a delicious meal in Natal.
Shrimp is the flagship here, but there is room for other delicacies, such as meat, fish and other seafood.
Our portions are generous, with dishes to share, intended for two or even three people.
Recognized for the beauty of its structure and for its gastronomy, which is a reference in the Potiguar region, the Potiguar Shrimps are a must for tourists visiting Natal.
