Typical Brazilian food served with the world renowned Brazilian friendliness. A cosy place, a great…read morePão de Queijo, a helpful and nice staff. Beware of lines, the place will very likely be packed with people and rightfully so: it is awesome.

Where do you go when you want a comfort bowl of feijoada? Café Mori. Vegan and non-vegan are both…read moretasty, I love the tomatoes, add the couve (pickled spinach type topping) for some extra flavor, and also try the hot chili sauce if you dare (it's so tasty). The vibe is relaxed and Brazilian*

Great coffee and great Brazilian food. Vibe is relaxed. Place is a bit tight and small though.read more

My husband and I came here last week, as he was gifted the all you can eat Groupon voucher, and I…read moremust say, I was a bit hesitant to try an all you can eat meat buffet. I mean, a lot can go wrong at any buffet, let alone a meat centered one. Well, much to my surprise the meat wasn't all that bad. Yes, some were a little dry but it's a buffet, if you don't like it, you don't really feel that bad about not eating it. In my opinion the only thing that wasn't edible was the last entree, the chicken heart. It was just too muscular for my liking. The best meat by far was the beef. I am SO picky when it comes to beef. I just don't really care for it unless it's seasoned/marinated well and cooked perfectly medium rare. I did not expect to like it but I absolutely loved it! Now, if I were to rate this placed based solely on the food, I'd probably rate it a 3- however, the waiters and the entire staff here were so friendly and welcoming (a rarity as I've noticed in Germany) that it made the dinner entertaining and even more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend trying this place. It's an experience and decent food for a pretty good deal.

Service was subpar for 33 Euros. Salad bar had limited choices, didn't look as fresh as it could…read morebe. Some of the meet quality was well done, and tough to cut and chew. Our server didn't stop by to check on our water to refill. I definitely appreciate Fogo de Chao back home in Chicago. Even though it maybe pricey, the quality of service and food is top notch. Villa Rodizio may meet the standards of the locals but having eaten other places similar to this I don't recommend to those visiting Berlin. This restaurant caters to more of the locals but having pallet. The server that brought our meat was also cleaning our table and others. He was all smiles the entire time. He is busting his butt off and doing well at his job with the best attitude you can ask for.

Pro: Das Essen scheint .. bodenständig authentisch .. aber…read morenicht "raffiniert" oder höhere Küche zu sein. Die Portionen waren SEHR großzügig (ich war im Prinzip nach dem Vorspeisensalat bereits satt) und die Getränke genretypisch. (Cocktails waren schlicht aber gut) Contra: Es war spürbar kühl im Restaurant (wir waren im Winter da) und die Speisen waren eher auf der lauwaremen Seite, als auf der heißen Seite - bzw. kühlten sehr schnell (zu schnell) aus, da die Teller nicht vorgewärmt waren. Das Angebot für Vegetarier war sehr eingeschränkt und die Ausführung der Speisen (die wir hatten) waren eher schlicht. Mein Fazit: Wer keine raffinierte Küche erwartet und damit zufrieden ist eine Stufe über "Fastfood" zu essen ist hier mit akzeptabel gutem Comfortfood recht sicher. Persönlich würde ich es vorziehen, wenn die Portionen kleiner wären, dafür aber ausgefeilter. Qualitativ befindet sich das Paracas im Mittelfeld meiner Erwartungen. Für den großen Hunger, ohne besondere Ansprüche empfehlenswert .. ansonsten eher zu vermeiden.

I was here spontaneously with my son, as it was on our way home & he was hungry. I was also too…read moretired & weak to cook at home, so we decided to try "something new." The restaurant is very warm & inviting. Yellow & orange hues on the walls, beautiful large Latin American oil painting & also a nice bar inside. When we arrived, it was pretty empty (weekday, before happy hour :-)). My son ordered chicken wings, which came with fries & a salad. I got the Brazilian coconut-fish soup. The food arrived relatively quickly, tasted fresh & the waiter was super attentive & kind. The portions were decent & everything tasted great. I also had a vodka lemon with my meal- yum. The prices are reasonable for the quality & the menu looks amazing. I'd def. come back with a bigger appetite next time, to order a "real" Latin American main course & enjoy the happy hour.

In a word - finally, some good açai in Berlin. A bit…read moreexpensive, but it's a treat. Longer version (for the brave) - after getting a tip about this place from our lovely CM Anne, I had to try out this place, I've tried twice and it was closed or closing, but this time I made it! Got here with a friend whose a big açai fan, almost as much as I am, and I still have the taste of the bowls of Brazil on my tongue. So this place has the Brazilian vibes with a Berliner style. Vintage furniture and lack of connection between the items - but my biggest problem is that there's no atmosphere in this place. Also, the service was weird- it felt like they were open, but weren't too eager on having costumers. And now for the main issue- Açai, a proper one, served in a bowl, with some bananas on top. The only thing that was missing for me is the granola on top like they serve back in Brazil. The texture was thick, and very purple- definitely a treat! Once we were done we went paying - 5.60 for a bowl, that's quite a lot. If you put the service and the price aside this place would get 5 stars for sure. But you should try it, at least once :)

This wasn't my usual Maredo (typically hit the spot in Ku'damm), but it's a chain so the food is…read morepretty much exactly the same. I always had veggie fajitas, since I was traveling with a vegetarian companion, and pina coladas, since we liked to get our drink on. I'm pretty sure it was at this location where I had my first Maredo experience, which involved sangria that was definitely spiked with something. I ended up on a park bench next to a dog I called "Hundie" after wandering around drunk at 3 in the afternoon. That's not really relevant, though, and what is is that this is your standard chain Mexican food, with decent ingredients and an easy-to-understand menu (fajitas, steak, and the like). Nice outdoor seating available at this location. And if you try the sangria, consider yourself warned!

It's like a cheap public fast food restaurant serving breads to the middle and help yourself with…read moreyour own salad but prices are not cheap at all. Can't say I liked a lot but meats are OK.