Excellent restaurant with traditional fare. While the place is rustic, with (covered) outdoor…read moreseating, the food is upscale in its taste and quality. We chose a dish with the restaurant's namesake as supporting ingredient. The chicken stew was served with rice, tutu de feijão (bean paste), angu, and couve vegetables. All was deliciously seasoned and well prepared. The place was lovely with some nice music as we ate.

The atmosphere is nice...the staff friendly. The soup delicious but the main meal was a little bit…read moreof a let down. I was choosing between the two seafood options and. They were out of the fetticini so the other shrimp dish won out. Shrimp was nice but over salted for me with no other attention to it. Fries with shrimp made it less rich as well. Felt like captain D's. The salad was nice and the rice fresh. I would not order this dish again but I am giving this a 3 star as I believe there is potential for the other items but this was not the plate to choose

Food was superb, service great but not much English of course it is Brasil.great selection of…read morewines. Should go if In Tiradentes