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- 5
- Traditional and wholesome
We checked this place out on a Wednesday (11.6.14) afternoon after a long walk around the city on a warm day. It is very small, so happy it wasn't full so we could sit down. Staff were lovely and tried to explain what was avaliable, there is a menu but you can only have the dish of the day. The dish was a traditional Brazilian one, Feijoada beans with gluten meat, steamed greens and some other tasty potato flour ball. You also got a non alcoholic caiparinhia and orange segments for a set price of R30 I think. All very tasty and you could have seconds if you wanted at no extra charge but we were full.