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    Brazilliant Cafe & Catering

    4.1 (8 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Vegan feijoada
    Matt B.

    Having just got back from Brazil and having loved the vegan feijoadas down there, I decided to try theirs out. I ordered delivery through DoorDash, and my order was on my doorstep 40 mins later. They advertise their vegan feijoada as ($12), but that's for a small (300g) order; their large (600g) is $20, and is not really that large, as I needed a big snack a couple hours later. Regardless, the quality: the black bean stew was solid, nicely spiced, with some slices of vegan sausage, served on rice and sauteed kale, with toasted cassava flour (as per traditionally served) and salsa (not traditional). The depth of flavours in the stew were good, but shy of amazing -- it did not rival the ones we had in Brazil and left something to be desired. It is better than the vegan feijoada from Boteco (on Nanaimo) though. Overall, decent spot, just not great value for money.

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    Scarlet M.

    Que experiência maravilhosa!! Comida deliciosa, tudo que provamos de máxima qualidade, café da manhã, refeições e sobremesa! Parada obrigatória em Vancouver e garantia de uma comida sensacional!

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    Boteco Brasil

    Boteco Brasil

    3.3
    (96 reviews)
    4.8 km
    $$

    Well... what can I say about Boteco? This is the best…read moreBrazilian Restaurant in Vancouver. They have so many great options, specially the apps and main. My favourite is cheese ball and the steak with cassava. Truly authentic Brazilian cuisine. Don't forget to try their caipirinha, specially the passion fruit. Amazing customer experience, the waiters were so friendly and helpful. I will definitely come back!!!!

    Summer is almost over, so we decided to squeeze in one more patio dinner. Brazilian food turned…read moreout to be perfect for it. We saw Boteco Brasil's top reviews and had to check it out. It's tucked away on Nanaimo & East Broadway, not a super busy area, but we noticed lots of Brazilian guests dining here. That's always a good sign! What we ordered: * Picanha Verão - A special Brazilian sirloin cut, served with a light hearts of palm salad. We're usually not sirloin steak people, but this dish completely surprised us. Juicy, flavourful, and a must-order signature plate! * Bobó de Camarão - Shrimp in creamy coconut milk sauce with rice & salad. The sauce was rich and comforting, we couldn't stop spooning it over the rice. * Dados de Tapioca - Crispy fried tapioca cubes dipped in sweet pepper jelly. Sweet, savoury, and chewy! It was such a unique appetizer. * Bolinho de Bacalhau - Cod croquettes with a mashed potato inside dough. Golden and speical. * Pudim de Leite Moça - Condensed milk flan. Smooth, creamy, and absolutely heavenly. Another must order! * Brigadeiro - Chocolate truffle ball coated in sprinkles. A classic Brazilian sweet treat. * Beijinho - Sweet coconut ball, soft and chewy. We paired everything with a fruity Batida de Frutas (mango) and the classic Caipirinha. Perfect match for the food and patio vibes. Overall, a hidden gem that transports you to Brazil through food, music, and vibes. We'll definitely be back to explore more dishes! Food:  5/5 Must Try! Service: 5/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! Price: $30-$40 each person (dinner) Presentation: 2/5 Parking:  Free street parking in the neighbourhood. Tips: * Large outdoor patio seating - perfect for summer nights * Live music on certain evenings * Huge variety of Brazilian dishes to try * Happy Hour (Tue-Fri, 3-6pm) * Have a food truck around the city * Catering services available Would I Return: Yes ‍

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    Music corner~
    Polenta - Fries made of ground cornmeal with vegetable broth. Served with garlic aioli dip.  11.50
    Polenta - Fries made of ground cornmeal with vegetable broth. Served with garlic aioli dip. 11.50
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    Whatafood

    Whatafood

    5.0
    (4 reviews)
    1.8 km

    I first learnt of the business from Italian Days in 2023. I had a delicious beef pastel. Their…read moretagline is Brazilian pastels are better than empañadas and I don't disagree. I looked up the business on the internet and search rendered a location in New Westminster. I kept that in mind so I could take my husband there next time we go to New West. He loves anything fried with a filling. My husband and I were wandering in the West End waiting for one of my favourite restaurant to open for lunch and stumbled upon their new location on Denman Street. I was so excited that we changed our lunch plans. We bought 3 pastels to share (beef, bacon & cheese, and cheese & guava jam) and had an impromptu picnic at a quiet spot in the Rhododendron Garden at Stanley Park not far away. The staff was super nice, friendly and helpful. I can see myself just popping in for a goodie whenever I go on a walk to the beach or the park.

    This is a hidden gem and I just happen to walk by it and wanted to try it. Super unique -…read moreBrazilian street food. I had no idea what to get and he pointed out pasteles. I chose the one he recommended which was carne seca. Pasteles are like rectangular, deep fried empanadas. Much bigger (the especiale) too. It's like really good. Crunchy and the stuff inside is juicy, the meat is not dry at all. :) great snack. Dessert - I also got the pudim. It's - really sweet. It feels like half syrup. Not sure if that's what Brazilian desserts are like. :) Guy at counter is very friendly. Highly recommen

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    The large chicken coxinha has a crispy crust and soft mashed interior
    The large chicken coxinha has a crispy crust and soft mashed interior
    Churros with doce de leite inside
    Churros with doce de leite inside
    A crispy and tasty beef and olive pastei

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    A crispy and tasty beef and olive pastei
    El Camino's

    El Camino's

    3.4
    (222 reviews)
    3.2 km
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    Pretty good Mexican style restaurant! We loved the tacos as they were dressed generously and had…read morestrong and bold flavours that really scratched our taco itch. The meats were cooked well and complemented well with all the dressing and zesty lemon slices. Portion sizes are on the smaller side though, and I would've preferred to pay a little more to have 3 tacos per portion rather than 2. But still great! They have great outdoor seating which is good when the weather is good, but it's right next to the road so may be a bit noisy

    Located on Main Street, El Camino's is a nice place to grab Mexican food during the summer, they…read morehave a big patio and don't need prior reservations. They also have all day happy hour on Sundays which is pretty awesome since we went there on a Sunday night! For drinks, we got their non-alcoholic pina colada which was good.. like any other pina colada :) For appies we ordered their queso fundido, without the meat. It was cheesy for sure and came with a side of four soft tortillas, it was kind of like make your own tacos. I liked it! And it was also on the happy hour menu. For mains - :: Carnitas taco - it came with pineapple pico which I didn't hate but I though the shredded pork wasn't the most juicy. :: pescado taco - SOO GOOD! The fish was really crispy :: papas chorreads - potatoes in creamy sauce with feta and paprika.. you can't go wrong :: pan de maize - sweet griddle cornbread with burnt onion butter. OH this was so good, it melted in your mouth! I would definitely return!!

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    Happy hour red wine
    Cafe Algarve

    Cafe Algarve

    3.8
    (4 reviews)
    4.1 km
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    Trying 1st time heard lots just trying trust is goodread more

    Cafe Algarve is not a cafe is in the sense of a North American coffeehouse nor one of the fabled…read morecafes in the big cities in Portugal, such as the Cafes A Brasileira, Suiza, Nicola, or Majestic. It is, as others have said, a neighborhood grocery store / cafe that is unmistakably and authentically Portuguese. Its name, Cafe Algarve, refers to the beachy area in the south of Portugal. However, a poster map of Baixa Pombalina, the Baixa district of Lisbon rebuilt after the 1755 earthquake under the direction of the Marques de Pombal, will be looking at you from the cash register. Locals coming from Portugal definitely frequent this business, close to the intersection of Broadway and Commercial Drive, and many speak in their native language. The owners and the patrons are very friendly. One should stop by to try a pastry and some coffee ... or tea. Also, if you've ever tried, and liked, Sumol, the Portuguese soft drink which comes in orange, pineapple, and passion fruit, you can buy it here. You can also buy other groceries. I recommend coming in the morning for the pastry and coffee. The pastries are pasteis de nata, the traditional Portuguese custard tarts "born" in Lisbon's Belem district, and it's impossible to eat just one. So, for an inexpensive pastry and coffee, meeting some nice folks from across the Atlantic, and doing something atypical while in Vancity, check this place out.

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    Cafe Algarve, Vancouver, BC
    Cafe Algarve, Vancouver, BC
    Poster of "Lisboa Baixa Pombalina" - looking from Praca Dom Pedro IV to the harborfront square in Lisbon
    Poster of "Lisboa Baixa Pombalina" - looking from Praca Dom Pedro IV to the harborfront square in Lisbon
    Their sidewalk "sandwich board" type sign.  Note the coffee and pastry special.  That's about $1.25 for Americans!

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    Their sidewalk "sandwich board" type sign. Note the coffee and pastry special. That's about $1.25 for Americans!

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