This place is such a hidden gem. I came here after building up an appetite from longboarding for a…read morefew miles. All I have to say is DAYUM. the food is sooooo good. The service was really good. The people here are nice and tell you how it all works. They are also gonna do their best to fill you up if you do the all you can eat option lol. Speaking of which you can either eat and get charged by the weight of your plate or do all you can eat for $30. I reccomend doing the all you can eat. It's more practical and enjoyable. It's a nice sit down, chill, restaurant ambiance. Your won't regret coming here so please do.

This is our go-to for a yummy Brazilian snack called salgadinhos (sal-ga-gene-yos). They are such a…read morebig hit when we bring them to friends' houses that we are often asked to pick up orders of 200+ for them. My husband is Brazilian and while my Portuguese isn't horrible, I request an English speaker every time I call and they've been more than happy to help me in my native tongue . The place is small and intimate and is the perfect spot to grab lunch with a friend. We've even picked up some delicious desserts on the way out, and they never disappoint. They have a business account on WhatsApp where their menu is listed and you can place an order easily via text.

I feel like I'm in Brazil! The owner and staff are friendly and helpful! The food is delicious!!!read more

They apparently have an online ordering menu but when I went to pick it up the girl at the counter…read moreinformed me that they really don't check the online orders. Then why have it????? She then proceeded to tell me that I would have to wait 15 minutes because she needed to "bake" one of the items. Totally unacceptable. Food is good at best so do not order online, it's pathetic.

Came here just for coxinhas and pasteles. Pasteles are like Brazilian empanadas--though they're not…read moreas filled with meat, and have a big pocket of air. We ordered the ham and cheese, which surprisingly wasn't as salty as I thought it would be. The dough was perfectly flaky, and I loved eating the edges. Coxinhas were big--though not my favorite. They weren't quite as crispy on the outside as I would have liked. But the service was so friendly, and the food was good. I want to try coming during the day when everything is made and laid out for you. We ordered 4 coxinhas and 4 pasteles for 4 people...but the two of us ended up eating them all!

What came first: the chicken or the coxinha?…read more Located at 615 Broadway, Beach Point Cafe is a small Brazilian cafe and restaurant on the corner that has changed both name and ownership over the years. (Previous names of it being Pezao Cafe, Oba Oba Bakery & Lanchonete). I visited in the morning and was surprised to see an interesting set-up. You walk in, and there's a buffet section on the right of the restaurant. It's not all-you-can-eat, but each item is labeled by price. They have a ton of salgados, or fried snacks, such as pastels (empanadas), pamhonas (Brazilian tamales), puff pastries, pao de queijo (cheese bread), coxinhas (chicken/beef croquettes), and more. Around lunch time, they transition from baked goods and fried snacks to typical dinner items and soups. I'm a particular fan of the Saturday special, feijoada, the national dish of Brazil. It's a giant hearty bowl of slow simmered bean stew with a variety of meats, served with rice and collard greens on the side as well as farofa and pickled onions. If you're coming for their baked goods, it's best to come early while they're still fresh!

We stopped in for lunch. We had the Hawaiian burger (amazing!) and the Hot Cuca Libre burger…read more(amazing!). A lot looks good here. We'll try the pizza next time.

Came again because we had a pretty positive experience the first time. We ordered coxinhas, a…read moreburger and the bobo de cameron. The coxinhas were hard and dry on the outside. The burger was okay, but nothing special. The shrimp were over cooked and dry, and the sauce they were in was definitely not the best bobo de cameron I've tasted. The description of the bobo stated it would come with French fries, but instead came with potato sticks. Which is normal for the dish, but for some reason I expected French fries because their English menu (they have two separate menus) stated French fries. Everything was super salty. I don't think I'll come again.

I am here quite often and normally the food is good to great. Everything I had tonight was…read moreundercooked and awful, not sure if new chefs or what, and the staff was hardly attentive. Sent back the undercooked shrimp and garlic (undercooked and almost no garlic and was cold), the paella was bad and rice was crunchy and undercooked. Will give it another shot just based on previous experiences but if this was the first interaction, wouldn't be back.

I found the entire experience worth remembering. Every team member is genuinely welcoming. Their…read morecooking reminds me how good food can be. The rating system doesn't accommodate exceptional places. Having just settled nearby, this restaurant was a delightful discovery.

Ambiance, food. We ordered porterhouse steak M/R , came…read moreW/D, ordered garlic shrimp for appetizers, overcooked and hard as a rock. We were quite a large group (35 pax) can't say they had the experience to host such a large group. Very disappointed

Amazing Brazilian BBQ, honest pricing generous portions, local neighborhood place …read more We ordered mixed meats and paella dish, enough to feed an army.

Excellent food, great service, and really good sangria. The price is good too. I definitely…read morerecommend it and will be back soon.

The service and the sangria were the best part. For the most part the food lack flavor. Maybe I was…read morejust used to eating Portuguese food in Newark. Shrimp on garlic sauce could have used more garlic and the clams in garlic sauce barely cooked! We had the seafood in green sauce which was hardly green at all and again lacked flavor. I had high hopes for this place but unfortunately it won't be repeated.