BBQ For 1 People ( Picanha Beef, Brazilian Sausage And Chicken)
£19.99
Rice, Beans, Cassava Crumbs and Fries
Rice, Beans, Cassava Crumbs and Fries
Rice, Spring Greens, Farofa, Orange and Vinaigrette
Rice and Salad
Vegan Sausage, with rice, toasted cassava flour, cabbage and orange
Bacalhau com Natas, rice and salad
(beef, bacon, ham, egg, corn, cheddar, ketchup, mayo, lettuce and tomato) X tudo
(Sliced picanha steak, beef, bacon, ham, egg, corn, cheddar, ketchup, mayo, lettuce and tomato) X tudo com Picanha
(2 slices picanha steak, 2 burger beefs, ham, egg, corn, cheddar, ketchup, mayo, lettuce and tomato) Double X tudo com picanha
(2 slices picanha steak, 2 burger beefs, double bacon, ham, egg, corn, cheddar, ketchup, mayo, lettuce and tomato) – Double X tudo com Picanha e Bacon
Piscina de cheddar
(Picanha, chicken, sausage and chips) - comes with sides of rice & beans
comes with sides of rice & beans
If you’re searching for a place that seamlessly blends Portuguese warmth with homestyle comfort food in Manchester, Cabral’S on Ashton Old Road is worth your attention. The Cabral’S Menu offers a refreshingly straightforward yet flavour-packed culinary experience that stands out in a city teeming with diverse eateries.
Specializing in traditional Portuguese dishes, Cabral’S leans into bold seasoning, rich textures, and hearty portions. The standout for many is the Piri Piri Chicken-perfectly grilled with smoky char and a fiery marinade that builds gently with each bite. It’s a signature dish that reflects authenticity and care in preparation. Also worth highlighting is their Feijoada (bean stew), which captures the soulful, slow-cooked essence of Portuguese comfort cooking. Vegetarians aren’t left out, either; their grilled halloumi salad and veggie skewers are vibrant, satisfying options.
The atmosphere at 735 Ashton Old Rd, Openshaw, is inviting and unpretentious. Inside, the setup is functional yet friendly-more canteen than candlelit bistro-which makes it great for casual meals or a laid-back lunch with friends. Service is prompt, and the staff bring a sense of pride and hospitality that speaks volumes about the restaurant’s roots.
Compared to larger Portuguese chains, Cabral’S feels more grounded. Prices are affordable, portions generous, and the food carries that unmistakable home-cooked feel that’s often lost in more commercial settings. While some might prefer a more refined dining aesthetic, those prioritizing flavour, authenticity, and value will find Cabral’S incredibly rewarding.
In short, whether you’re craving juicy grilled meats or a warming stew, the Cabral’S Menu delivers with heart. This is a place where flavour comes first, and that makes all the difference.