Brazilian Place

We loved this place. I drive by all the time and am surprised that I'm just eating here for the first time. My family is from Brazil. We always go to the Brazilian steak houses, but this time I decided to come here to see what it was like. They have a nice amount of typical Brazilian dishes that it seems you won't find anywhere else. If you want to see what it's like to eat an everyday meal in Brazil I highly suggest trying this place. The only thing I'll knock is their caipirinas. They didn't taste fresh. It seems like they use powdered mix, which is fine if it was less than $14. If you like ox tail, and Jamaican places charge a fortune for it, this place you can all you can eat them for $22; I'm not sure if they serve them every day, and we went in a Sunday. The frango a pasarino needs a lot more garlic. And the pao de quejo was dry and hard. Otherwise, my tip is to not use the over the counter hot sauces. They are not authentic from Brazil. Ask for the fresh hot sauce, which they get from the kitchen and comes in oil. We're very happy to have this place around!

The food was preety good but, what they charge for the weight of the plate plus the weight of the food is kind of absurd! Because the plate itself weighs about 1 pound alone so make sure that you pay for all you can eat instead of paying by weight. My wife and I spent $80 for 2 plates of food and 1 Guaraná soda. So yeah, Pay for all you can eat and Get your money's worth!!

Authentic Brazilian food. I love coming here when I miss my home country food. Their section of meat for barbecue is really good and I recommend the Picanha and chicken hearts! The feijoada is also so good! All the traditional parts of the pork is in their feijoada! The only downside is that the place is so cold and the food also gets cold easily on your plate :/