Really charming and authentic Brazilian bar in the heart of Paris. Lots of lovely Brazilian…read morePortuguese being spoken. Delicious caipirinhas for a fair price. Everyone is very friendly -- both staff and other patrons.

From the owner: Des beignets farcis brésiliens servi tout chaud, accompagné d'un apéro, à prix raisonnable, ça vous…read moredis?

Very good Brazilian food! I went there with my Brazilian girlfriend and she loved it as well…read more Friendly waiter, good drinks and highly recommended if you in the area. Prices around 15€ per main dish. 8€ for Caipirinha.

Five stars to one of the best Brazilian food I ever tried outside of Brazil. Made with few…read moreingredients and tasty just as it is supposed to be. The place is very cozy and friendly, the staff speaks Portuguese as well. Big thanks for the live music: very pleasant to listen to and just on the right volume. PERFECT.

Started with some Portuguese borre, Sagres, what a cool find. Place has a cool vibe to it. The…read moremenu is so unique. We had French Brazilian Escalope, thin almond breaded turkey steak and Maccous, an afghani chicken skewer with couscous; both were delicious and eaten in their entirety. Highly recommend this hidden gem.

DELICIOUS food + margaritas, reasonably priced for Paris, & fantastic service. PLEASE NOTE:…read morestandards for service at restaurants in France vs. America are VERY DIFFERENT... we were visiting from the US and quickly learned that in France you can expect slower service & waiters who are very direct and will get you what you need, but won't be checking in with you every 10 minutes and won't bring you your check/water/bread/etc unless you ask for it. It's not a bad thing, just different ‍ so if you walk in with the expectation of US-style food service, don't be surprised if you're disappointed. That being said, this was by far the best service we had while in Paris! Our waiters were friendly, efficient, and very kind and helpful with recommendations/making sure we had what we needed/etc. And the food was incredible, super flavorful and deliciously interesting combinations of ingredients. 10/10 would visit again.

A really good and cosy Brazilian restaurant. The owners are cool and explain each meal. I started…read morewith salgadinhos and then had the moqueca mista my favourite Brazilian meal. Everything real good. The whole thing made me miss Rio!!

Nice restaurant with a good decoration. The employees are very good and friendly. The food is good…read morebut the starters are expensive.

From the owner: Pique-nique bar, au berimbar vous pouvez ramener à manger on s'occupe des boissons, idéal pour un…read moreapéro entre amis. A l'happy hours de 18h à 20h30, venez découvrir la pinte de mojito à 6,5€! Ambiance conviviale garantie! Le week-end le berimbar est ouvert jusqu'à l'aube!

Friends had moved from Rome to Paris and in our WhatsApp chat they dropped ideas for things I might…read moreconsider during my Paris stay. Amongst them, they threw in the idea of Sunday afternoon roast chicken at Brutos for which they said reservations were needed and quickly grabbed. If you're feeling overwhelmed by hoofing around Paris all day, the notion of a late afternoon lunch of a whole roast chicken holds sway and when you waltz into the warm embrace of Brutos you'll know you've chosen perfectly. That embrace comes not only in the food, but in both the atmosphere and service level. This is a restaurant that would also find success in San Francisco (high praise). After leading with wine, beer, a delicately beautiful asparagus starter (€14), and beef tartare (€16), two of us shared one whole roast chicken (€58) which was stuffed with both a lemon and an onion. Both would be a good accompaniment to the chicken but I only came upon them as we neared the end. Fries accompany the chicken and mustard is a good accompaniment to request (Brutos stocks no catsup) if the provided dip is too rich for your palate. I opted for a 2:30pm reservation, scooping up the last time slot available and staying until what appeared to be closing time, though I felt no rush or prodding. From start to finish, Brutos was a lovely experience and, as my reliable friends noted, a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon in Paris.

The only reservation is the fear others will fill up the reservations book before I get a seat…read more The Staff is warm and welcoming The food is spot on every time. It is near perfect

I love this place- I went for a birthday party and it couldn't have been better. A bit pricey but…read moreamazingly good. Definitely make a reservation for a group.... !

Overpriced, bad service , expired food. The bouncers were very unwelcoming to begin with. We were…read moreforced to pay for the coatcheck when we were just coming for dinner. When smoking, we had to outside but weren't allowed to get our coats from the coatcheck, so we were freezing. My friend wanted to keep his backpack because it contained his work computer and someone, who seemed to be the owner or head manager, told him he could just leave - straight off the bat (I'm not omitting any escalation here). Our 40$ meals were cold and three others contained expired shrimps. Some returned their plate and one of us dared to eat it and got sick the following day. VERY BAD EXPERIENCE. IT SEEMS THAT BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS THEY THINK THEY CAN NEGLECT THE FOOD AND SERVICE. WILL NEVER GO BACK THERE.

The drinks are OK, BUT while we had just ordered our second round of cocktails(7 people x 2 drinks…read moreof 7 euros each= 98 euros in 1 hour) the responsible of the bar forced us to leave the bar because someone wanted to have dinner at 22:40. When we said to him that this is not polite, he just replied that "I don't care, this is Paris and I don't care if you never come back again because my bar is always full". He continued with some racist comments to our Indian friends and he put some plastic cups on our table to put there our drinks and go. I told him in english that this is tragic and he 'll have a problem if he continuous to treat his customers like that and he replied to me that he doesn't care what my opinion is because I am an english person! (btw I 'm not) AVOID THIS BAR, so that some rude racist bar owners understand that they cannot treat so badly to their customers. There are many other bars at the neighborhood so you can give this guy a good lesson.

Really bad service. Bartender was extremely rude and tried to make us pay for what we did not drink…read more(we didn't even ask for the drinks) - all on purpose, maybe because we were tourists with bad French. Do not recommend this place at all, there are several bars around that are much, much better.

We were here by sheer convenience and so we weren't too picky with the food but it was still…read moresomewhat disappointing. Both my colleague and I picked the 19EUR steak without additional information and it turned out to be 600g, which was insanely huge and unexpected. The meat was tough and unflavourful. I was glad i asked for it well-done because the meat was too thick and the middle was pink, just how i like it...tho the meat was still not tasty. Service was okay, ambiance was nice. It's okay for its value.

From the owner: Brasserie, restaurant d'inspiration brésilienne et sud américaine, ceviche, picanha, feijoada,…read morepoissons et viandes grillées au charbon de bois.

It was my first day in France and after a few hours of roaming around the city I realized that I…read morehadn't eaten anything. I had passed this place once because it was next door to my Airbnb, and it seemed to have a fairly nice crowd, so I decided that I would go back to check it out! Having gone to Brazil earlier this year, I was excited to be able to eat more Brazilian food and maybe even practice Portuguese ( I know I know..speak French in France lol) So I walk in and without hesitation I say "Boa Tarde" (Good afternoon in Portuguese). The woman that greeted me was very friendly and even asked why I was eating by myself haha. So I sit down and she bring me a menu. She immediately tells me that there is a buffet going on, or if I would like that I could choose any items from the appetizer portion of the menu! That was a QUICK no brainer! Unlimited Brazilian foods and dessert!? Are you kidding me? So I walk over to the buffet table where I see a variety of Brazilian favorites (Feijoada, Tapioca, Black Beans, Rice, etc). I pile everything on my plate and prepare to dig in! Sometimes I can be q little hesitant with buffets because the quality of food tends to go down, but this did not disappoint. The food was still hot, and seemingly freshly cooked. The flavors reminded me of Brazil, and the samba in the background made me feel as if I were back in Rio! As people walked by and saw me enjoying my food (probably a little too much) their curiosity got the best of them and they came in to join the feast! From what I saw, everyone seemed to be very pleased with their meals! The buffet turned out to be about 18€, and I would say that it was well worth it for the quality of food, and the friendly service of the staff in the restaurant. The rest of the menu items seemed to be fairly priced, and are served generally after 7pm.