We were recently in Goose creek for my son's soccer game and were starving so we decided to stop…read moreby, Sky Market. They happened to be the opposing team's sponsor, ! What a great decision, as we pulled up they had an incredible mural on the side of the building (very noticeable) from Rivers. As we walked in you can smell all the legit food that was available. It's a deli and restaurant that serves delicious Brazilian food. We ordered a bunch of items and trust me I wanted to order more. Everything was so good, the women there gave us a tasting of a type of cheese bread they had, she was super helpful with our questions. We actually made sure to get some items to take home too, (like the Flan ) I would make a special trip up there to go again, make sure you stop by next time your in Goose Creek, you will not be disappointed!

Food is great!! Great service !! Definitely a hidden gem!! Everything was fresh! Prepared to order !read more

We visited Chao Goiano Brazilian Steakhouse and Bakery today to celebrate my father's 74th…read morebirthday. We made reservations several days in advance and even called to confirm and add another guest. Although there was a noticeable language barrier during the call, we brushed it off, hoping for a smoother experience in person. Sadly, that wasn't the case. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Bruna, our waitress, who offered us the choice of two tables--one still being cleaned and one that was already clean but marked "reserved." We chose the latter, which was nicely set. At this point, we still had high hopes. We let Bruna know that this was our first time dining at the restaurant, but she did not explain how the steakhouse experience worked--no mention of service style, signal cards, pacing, or expected flow. When we asked for clarification, she brought over the head chef to help. Unfortunately, this didn't help much. Due to the language barrier, the chef simply began listing the meats available, pointing to various parts of his body to indicate items he couldn't pronounce in English. We were still left unclear on how the full dining experience would go. While we waited for the steakhouse service to begin, some of our party visited the buffet and came back thoroughly disappointed. Several dishes were missing or cold, and some trays were completely empty. To make up for the lack of side options, we were later offered plantains, yucca fries, and another item we couldn't identify due to the same language difficulties. Meanwhile, I witnessed a chef blowing his nose into a napkin right at the cook's window, fully visible to guests. He then turned away to finish but immediately resumed handling food without washing his hands. I alerted Bruna to this and to the poor state of the buffet. She informed the manager, who then became visibly upset--at us. He never approached our table or addressed the issue. Instead, he stared at us repeatedly throughout the meal, until my sister waved at him, making him quickly avert his gaze. Drinks were another issue. While Bruna made fresh pineapple juice for my sister and me (which we appreciated), the rest of the table ordered sweet tea and had to ask for sugar because it was unsweetened. My aunt and mother asked for lemons and received limes, only then learning that lemons weren't available. Eventually, the steakhouse servers began coming around with meat, but most of it was undercooked and very tough. Our entire party stopped eating fairly early. We had chosen this restaurant based on positive reviews, hoping for a memorable birthday meal, but it fell flat--especially when compared to Cowboy Brazilian Steakhouse in North Charleston. To wrap up the night, we asked to split the checks. Bruna didn't know how, so she asked the manager for help. Instead of helping her professionally, he scolded her in front of us: "Let me show you so I never have to show you again." He didn't actually explain the process--just clicked around and walked off. Bruna, to her credit, figured it out and got us our checks. Despite everything, I want to recognize Bruna for doing her best under pressure and with limited support. She was the only bright spot in an otherwise disappointing experience. Between the food quality, sanitation concerns, lack of service clarity, and unprofessional management, we won't be returning.

I went here for the reception of my friend's wedding. It was very nice. It is a typical brazillian…read moresteakhouse with a salad bar that is more like a buffet. They have feijoada (brazillian black bean stew), feijão tropeiro (a pinto bean dish with smoked meats and cassava flour - my personal favorite when it comes to brazillian style bean dishes. This one was quite good), and other typical foods that make a meal on its own even if you didn't eat the meats. The rodízio (meat parade) was excellent. They had picanha (sirloin with a fat cap), linguica (sausage), coraçãozinho (chicken hearts - I was adventurous and I tried them. They were quite good. I was reminded of beef with mushrooms), and I can't leave out the grilled pineapple with cinnamon (that's probably the best part). Also they have beer towers (basically the Latina answer to the American pitcher of beer - you dispense your own beer into your glass and the tower holds probably about 8 mugs of beer). I don't know the cost of these because the bride and groom paid for everyone's drinks and we all had a discounted price for the rodízio. The only complaint that I have and it's really quite minor, is that the payment was not super easy. There was no one assigned to take care of the payments and it probably would have been easier to handle it at the beginning on entry, but this ain't a problem that most people would have since we were there for a special event. In general a rodízio dinner can run anywhere from $50-$75. I'm not sure of their prices but on a regular night out expect at least $50 for your evening. Marcelo was amazing as far as getting everything together and organizing it all. It was a very romantic setting with two rows of tables and light decorations. They had the stereo available so the couple was able to have their own wedding playlist.

This is my first visit to a Brazilian steakhouse, so I have nothing to compare it to. I came with…read moremy buddy after seeing a movie and we had a great time here for dinner. The servers were friendly and did an excellent job with serving a variety of delicious meats. The food on the buffet was interesting & nutritious, with a decent selection. The Strawberry margarita is sweet and refreshing. You won't be disappointed here and recommend coming hungry!

Stopped by tonight for dessert and coffee before our flight, and wow! The turtle cheesecake was so…read morecute and delicious. I'd like to come back for dinner when we return next year.

Years ago I learned that if I go to an ethnic restaurant and I'm the only "gringo" it's probably…read moregoing to be very authentic. In this please, I was the only gringo. There was not one person having a convo in English. Cool! Now, If you've never been to a market in a tropical country you might not like it when you first walk in. If you have, this place will bring back memories. I'll explain in a bit. For starters, you'll need to have your translator app ready, unless you speak Portuguese. Everything from the items on the shelves to the items in the case scream "Brazil." But the thing that I like the most about it is that it's pretty warm in here. It's 79° outside but the AC is not on. And this is why I made My comment about how you might not like it. To me, this really adds to the local feel. While I don't mind it at all, there will be many who will be upset by the fact that it's not cold in here. I said "cold," not temperate. Since moving to the south, and having been married to a Memphian, it's my observation that many people want to walk into a place and be blasted by 65° air. A short while after that they're wearing a sweatshirt. ‍ In a tropical country, heat and warmth are part of the day to day. You get used to it. It's just the way it is. But it comes along with so many other wonderful things that it doesn't really matter all that much. That's my perspective on visiting here. I'm sure that on the hotter days they put the AC on. Clearly 79° doesn't do it. It beings me back to trips to the DR, Puerto Rico and other hot places. I like it. It adds to the ambience. I would NEVER take points away from a place like this for not putting on the AC. In fact, I'd add points. There are so few places that are so truly authentic that you simply must come here and try it.

Excellent value in North Charleston area. We visited a few years ago and we hoped they survived the…read morecovid-19 years and they did. Staff is welcoming even if their English is not great

Little pastry savory and sweets were yummy and affordable for wanting snacks. I'm not Brazilian but…read moreAsian and yet they treated me kindly and remembered what I like and told me soon as I walked in they had my favorite sweet coconut cheese pastry. Small seating area overall clean and neat place. Thank you

Good pastel and flan! Friendly people. Pastel was a good size, not too big, not too small.read more

Service here is always super-friendly, and there's always something delicious. We got ham and…read morecheese breakfast sandwiches, which were very simple and plain, but piled high with meat and very hearty. I got a flan, but saved it until the next day. It was a little grainy, but that may have been from holding it over. It was excellent with black coffee for breakfast.

Brazilian bakery selling pastries (savory and sweet), juices, and sodas…read more Their Picanha (steak and rice dinner) is so delicious! The beef was flavorful and tender. Most pieces had a little bit of fat on them. It also comes with this side of creamy rice, veggies, and sausage dish. It was savory and full of spices, neither spicy nor sweet. It was just very good. The Coxcinha (Brazilian chicken croquette) filled with seasoned chicken and cheese was a savory treat. I would definitely get that again. They also serve Brazilian style pizza starting at 6. The young man at the counter was very helpful and shared the ingredients of each item. He also had a great attitude. They have tables and chairs inside; also a restroom. (There's another listing, but this page includes the full name of the bakery/restaurant)

A few days ago, Brazilianuts, a new-to-me and new to the area food truck came to my area, and I…read moredecided to check it out. It was my first time ever trying Brazilian food, so I was a little apprehensive at first- but yelping has taught me to be adventurous and leave my comfort zone. I also like to support any food truck that comes to my area because we are pretty far from downtown and the usual food truck haunts. The Brazilianuts food truck arrived on time and was set up when I got there. I knew what the menu would be from their Facebook page, and they are good about posting where they will be and what they will be serving. I had a few questions for the lady operating the truck, but she was super nice and answered them all. You can tell the owners put a lot of love into their food. I ordered the vegetarian tapioca tray ($8), which came with one tapioca, viniagrette salad, and yucca fries. The veggie tapioca contained sweet potato, chayote, squash, and black eyed peas and was cooked in palm oil. I also got a small container of malagueta sauce that came with my meal. The veggie tapioca was good- it reminded me of a Brazilian version of a taco. You can pick it up and eat with your hands, or eat with a fork if that's your thing. It was packed with veggies. The viniagrette salad is more like a little cup of chopped up veggies than a salad. I really wasn't sure what to do with it- do I eat it on my own? Do I top the tapioca with it? I shrugged and put it in my fridge at home. The yuca fries and the malagueta sauce were the stars of the show. The lady told me the sauce was spicy, but I really didn't find it all that spicy at all. Honestly, I thought the tapioca was a little bland, so I dumped the sauce inside and wished I had more malagueta sauce for my fries (and maybe a little more for my tapioca). If you want to try Brazilian food, this truck is a solid option. If the truck comes back to my area, I would probably try it again, even if it's just for the yucca fries and the malagueta sauce. I don't know of anywhere else in Charleston to get this kind of food, so kudos to Brazilianuts for bringing a new cuisine to the area!

Decided to give Brazilianuts a try today, glad I did!…read more I ordered the casserole with Brazilian beef jerky and the yuca fries. They were both quite good. The casserole is basically a Brazilian shepherds pie with yuca and pulled beef instead of potatoes and ground beef. The yuca fries are good but not great. I didn't opt for the "hot sauce", but I will for sure next time. The fries are cooked well and tasty but not overly flavorful on their own, I think if the sauce is good this review we be bumped up to a 4 for sure.

first time trying this food truck. lots of variety in their menu. interestingly there were no…read moreprices. however, the end result was reasonable. I guess this gives them flexibility. I had their daily sausage and rice. there were two different sausages and ample lightly spiced rice. all very fresh and tasty. I will patronize them again when the opportunity presents itself.

Excellent service and great food. The chicken milanesa and chicken empanadas were very good! I also…read moreliked the potato salad that reminded me of when I lived in Argentina. We can't wait to come back again and try some other menu items like the homemade chorizo!