Mateus Place Restaurant & Lounge
14 Worcester St, Ludlow, MA, 01056
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Address :
14 Worcester St
Ludlow, MA, 01056 - Phone (413) 583-8908
- Website https://www.mateusrestaurant.com
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Opening Hours
- Tue
- Mon :Closed
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Don P.
Mateus is another very solid Portuguese restaurant in Ludlow which doubles as a sports bar during the European soccer season otherwise its baseball, basketball and or football. There is a separate dining area on the opposite of the bar area for a more comfortable quieter dining experience, if that is your wish. Soups, stews, pork, chicken, beef and seafood entrees are always very good, the service is attentive, the price point is low and the portion size is quite large. I have always been very pleased with everything I have ordered at Mateus and it will continue to be one of my regular lunch hour stops.
(4)Tanya L.
The atmosphere was a bit creepy and the food was alright. I don't think this is a place I'd return to.
(2)Ian W.
Great Portuguese food! I took my Mom out for Sunday dinner at Mateus Place Restaurant, which is tucked away in a quiet neighborhood in Ludlow. Mateus was highly recommended by a coworker who grew up in Ludlow. This restaurant is divided with a separate lounge area with Keno, TVs, and pool table and a casual dining room with 2 TVs. The parking lot was quite full when we arrived, but upon entering, the dining room was empty, everyone was in the lounge area watching the Pats game. We could sit anywhere we wanted in the dining room. We looked over the menu which offers a good variety of Portuguese dishes including fish/seafood, chicken, steaks, prime rib, soups, appetizers, and desserts. A children menu is available and during dinner only, the Mateus Promotion is offered, which is a full course dinner for $20 which includes bread, soup, appetizer, entree, and dessert! See the menu offerings and pricing at mateusrestaurant.com/men… We started out with a Coffee and Diet Coke ($1.50 each) and the coffee was very strong. We were given fresh bread with olive oil and fresh garlic to dip in. Both of us decided to go with the Mateus Promotion, which is a great deal if you like to try a lot of things. The soup of the day was a kale soup, which was served hot with a light tasting creamy potato broth, Portuguese sausage and lots of green kale. APPETIZERS: We had the Ameijoas a Bulhao Pato (clams stewed in white garlic sauce) and the Chourica Assada em Aguardente (flaming Portuguese sausage) which were both very good. I had to be careful putting out the big flame from the really chargrilled sausage, which had a salty taste. ENTREES: Espadarte Grelhado (grilled swordfish topped with Mozambique sauce & served with fries and rice) was excellent, a nicely chargrilled swordfish, very firm texture. Bife a Ana (tender sirloin steak stuffed with ham, cheese, & peppers & served with fries and rice) was cooked medium well, a good tender and chewy piece of lean steak, with some fat and gristle to cut off along the edges. The fries (cubed) were very lightly fried and crispy outside and soft inside. The rice pilaf had a good fluffy texture. DESSERTS: We ordered some chilled desserts to end the meal. The Flan (custard pudding) had a good soft texture and not too sweet and topped with plenty of a robust not-so sweet caramel sauce. The Graham Cracker Pie was very similar to having tiramisu, which had layers of cookies, cool cream fillings, chocolate, and whipped cream. Two thumbs up! Overall, we were very impressed with the food and had a very enjoyable dinner at a great price. The check came out to around $45 with tax and before tip. I've spent almost that much on one person at another Portuguese restaurant in Lowell and the food at Mateus Place was still way better! The waitress was very good to us through the meal and turned on the TVs in the dining room to the Pats game. I would highly recommend Mateus Place for great Portuguese food! WEBSITE: mateusrestaurant.com CLOSED on Mondays
(5)J D.
awesome neighborhood joint, basic, fun, lovely and most importantly, real!
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