Very very veeery good. But also very expensive. So watch out. Service is okay and ambient is fine.read more

Today I ate lunch there. Had the feijoada and it was really good. It comes with fried banana, pork…read morechop, bacon and kale. Of course, it had rice, beans and the topping, too. I'd never had it prepared like this before but this is my first trip to Brazil. My "son" who lives here says it is different depending on the part of Brazil you visit. They also serve sliced oranges with it. I really loved it.

Ambiente agradável, aconchegante, garçons não tão ágeis e não se pode confiar nos preços do…read morecardápio. Na hora da conta, os preços variam em até 20%.

I had such high hopes for this place. Healthy food is "my thing" so I was super excited to learn…read morethat the new restaurant opening up down the block was going to be focused on fruit and hence healthy options. While they do serve some healthy juices (Vitaminas = smoothies) and omelettes, not only is it way over priced, but so much of the menu is focused on sandwiches or pastas, lame! There is no excuse for expensive juice in Brazil unless you are importing exotic fruits, and they'd better not be frozen. Fruit here is cheap and delicious, and you don't even have to cook anything. I see this place as a necessary evil. The seats are more comfortable and the atmosphere more formal than my preferred juice spot, Madureiera. After trying several less than exciting dishes (omelette, whole wheat pasta), I found a go-to dish in the salmon tartare atop green apple pieces. The açai is also tasty as are the Vitaminas but the price is ridiculous. Last summer they had a major mosquito problem so bring your Off spray.