Tucked away in the middle of "nowhere" this is a surprisingly tasty find! The interior is cozy and…read morewarn especially with the fireplace going. Service is prompt and friendly. They speak English, but the menu is not in English (polish and Portuguese) so feel free to ask for explanations or descriptions. I ordered a Rio "plate" which came with three meats (beef, chicken with bacon and sausage) along with rice, beans, a salad, fries and sauce. It was maybe too much meat for me, but the flavors, colors, and textures were all very well balanced. I was happy with it for sure! I also ordered a Mojito which was perfect! It's one of the best I've had in a while. Desserts are less stellar in my opinion, but not bad. I had flan. The portion size is too big, especially because it is so sweet and a little heavy. The dining area is broken up into to parts, the main dining area near the fireplace and door (which is tiny and off to the side FYI) and then a side area near the horse training ring. We sat here along the windows and had a nice view of some training going on. It atmosphere is cozy and inviting and I would definitely come back again. Brasil on the plate is a far drive from the center, but it is a unique find and definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. Hours are limited to weekends (Friday-Sunday) according to what I've read on their Facebook page. So just be aware that this will likely be a weekend excursion.

Really bad experience. We came with our colleagues, a group…read moreof +- 10 people. The restaurant was deffinitely not full, but it took like 20 minutes to waiter to give us the beers we ordered. For the whole time we spent there (+- 2 hours) we saw not even a single smile on face of any waiter. When we asked for a bill and when they gave it to us, they added a handwriten note "+10% for service". Because we were totally not satisfied with the service, we paid just the original amount of money, but they told us we had to pay even the rest - and again, they told it in a pretty rude way, without a smile or any excuse. They showed us a tiny note in a menu, that the prices dont include a 10% service... But none of us have never ever seen something like that (not even our Polish colleagues). So we gave them the exact amount, with not even a single zloty more... The beer was average, others said the food was pretty good (I didnt eat).