Die besten Restaurants mit Brasilianisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

Extremely nice employees, great service and very tasty food! Will be back soon. Obrigado, amigo Danilo!

Super tasty feijoada, delicious pudim de leite and excellent service. Highly recommended.

**Restaurant review: Villa Rodizio** I recently had the opportunity to visit Villa Rodizio and would like to share my experience. **Atmosphere:** Unfortunately, the ambience was very loud during my visit. The noise came not only from the other guests, but also from the open grill station, which provides the classic rodizio experience but offers little space for quiet conversation. For a relaxing evening this is definitely a point that could be improved. **Service:** However, the service was attentive and friendly. The waiters were there quickly to take our orders and brought the different types of meat directly to the table in typical Rodizio style. We were regularly asked if we would like anything else, which was very pleasant. **Eat:** The food was generally delicious. The selection of different meats was impressive, and all were well cooked and juicy. I particularly enjoyed the beef fillet and the rack of lamb. The side dishes, like the grilled vegetables and the moist pão de queijo, were also delicious. **Value for money:** Prices are reasonable for the amount of meat offered and the variety of side dishes. You get a lot for your money, even if you have to take the noise level into account. **Conclusion:** Overall, my visit to Villa Rodizio was a mixed bag. The noise level in the ambience was definitely a downside that marred the experience. The delicious food and friendly service could only partially compensate for this. If you're looking for a lively place to enjoy good meat, this could be the place for you - although for a quiet evening I'd recommend somewhere else.

There were seven of us and we had a colorful selection of starters and main courses and then sweet tapiocas. All highly recommended. The team also contributes to the great overall impression. We'll come back the next time we visit Berlin.

Terriiiible! I am brazilian and it was the worst feijoada I have ever had, just rice and beans, no flavour, almost none meat. Coxinha can be better done at home so easily, mandioca is bought in the asian markets and poorly done, do not even resemble brazilian ones (I know because I have done at home myself). Pudim for almost 4 euros is just one bite and tastes just Ok. Just adding because I am so pissed, the farofa also is either bought already done (e.g. brand Yoki) or they could mess up even this, because it tastes like artificial seasoning.

The best pierogi in town, don't get fooled by negative comments, just go am try it.