PLATAFORMA

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Joao Silveira★★★

For Harry Potter fans, this place offers a very interesting and immersive experience. You get wands to interact with the lights, drinks that look like potions served in cool glasses, and fully themed decoration that really feels magical. There was a live string concert, which was enjoyable, and a quiz as well, although it didn’t feel entirely fair. Most of the staff were nice, with a few exceptions. On the downside, the food is very average and clearly overpriced. The pizzas taste like cheap kids’ pizza and do not match the price at all. We were also not informed that the bar would close befor

Filipe Picoito Jorge★★★

We paid about 150€ for a group of 4 which included the pizzas, 4 drinks and 2 desserts. They also had an optional 9% for a service fee which is just absolutely idiotic in Portugal. To put it bluntly the only thing interesting to me were the drinks, and the atmosphere. There's nothing special about this as they haven't put any note worthy effort in the food itself, most likely due to efficiency purposes. The welcome to the restaurant is very wholesome, people scream a spell and something happens, people cheer for everyone going in, in turns. They then do a gimmick on each table, and service

Carlos Vieira★★★★

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A magical (and slightly chaotic) Hogsmeade-at-midnight experience Brilliant atmosphere — felt like sneaking through Hogsmeade after curfew. The kids loved every second, especially “casting spells” to blow out the candles. Wizard Alexandre was the true hero of the night, clearly fuelled by something stronger than Butterbeer. But a few spells backfired: the white sangria was so lemony it could clean a cauldron, some staff looked like they’d survived a duel with Snape, and the pressure to leave felt like Filch chasing us down a corridor. Dessert arrived missing utensils, and my wife’s

Dmitry Aleshkovskiy★

One of the most outrageous places I’ve ever been. This place is built entirely on deception. The owners clearly designed a Harry Potter–themed restaurant but carefully avoid mentioning Harry Potter anywhere. Even when they host quizzes with questions about the books, they call it “the Saga” — obviously to dodge lawsuits. Everything here feels soaked in this petty dishonesty. The food is worse than disappointing. For a small fee, you get a few spoons of what they call pizza — low-quality, poorly made, something you’d reject even from a supermarket freezer. All the tables are full of people sq