An all you can eat rodízio, salads, hot dishes, steaming pão de queijo, delicious desserts, excellent service and an agreeable atmosphere have all contributed to the success of the churrascaria Amber Grill.

If you’re looking for a tempting slice of Brazil in London, then look no further: you will feel right at home at the
Bankete Cafe & Restaurant. Open from Tuesday to Sunday from midday to 11pm, Banket will add a bit of spice to your week or weekend.

A proper little treat, Barraco is North London’s answer to the boteco, an informal kind of bar that also serves food, and can be found on almost every street corner in Rio de Janeiro. Tucked away down a side street in Kilburn, it has a loyal clientele – including our lovely selves!

Brazilian Gourmet is a cafe/restaurant serving Brazilian and Portuguese specialities. We recommend the Rump Steak (Picanha no Prato).

For five years, a charming establishment close to Warren Street Station, has provided a meeting point for those who appreciate good Brazilian food: The Cafe Rio.

Canela brings the culinary influences of Portugal and Brazil to Central London, offering an exciting menu different from anything else in the West End. They make a great feijoada!

If you are looking for tasty, home-made Brazilian food in London, Casa Brasil should be your first stop. Owner Edir Cunha comes from Minas Gerais and her food reflects both a love of Brazilian cuisine and an appreciation for a multi-cultural, local clientele.

It might only have been one month since it opened its doors, but Coco Bamboo restaurant is already a hit with local punters on its great location around Chalk Farm Road and Camden. With a menu consisting of South American cuisine, the former pub turned into restaurant has a cosy and inviting atmosphere, which carefully avoids the kitsch/tropical clichés.

Moshe Shahrabany is as sympathetic and courteous as it gets. But the Israeli has a pragmatic spirit that is totally overlaid into Comida. When conceiving the plans to open the first Brazilian rodizio restaurant in Central London (and one of the places featured in a recent article dedicated to all you can eat meat at [...]

Having delivered the most delicious cakes and Brasilian sweets to private parties and events since 2008, Cravo & Canela now offer the chance for customers to taste all of their treats in a cosy little café in Brixton – no pre-ordering necessary.

Empório São Paulo has been open since 2009 on New King’s Road, Parson’s Green. The owner, Carminha de Castro, spent most of her life working in marketing, but decided to take the plunge and open her own business – an upmarket Brazilian empório (delicatessen) and café.

“Everyone around here knows how to say ‘Ola’ and ‘Obrigada,’” says Adriana, the owner of the Gostosa Pizzeria in Willesden Junction, “because there are so many Brazilians!” They might not, however, know the meaning of the word “gostosa”, which translates as delicious and gorgeous – a name which this particular pizzeria lives up to.

If a little comfort food is all you’re craving in a grey weekend in London, the Maracujá stalls are a safe bet. Francisco and Bruno started the family business in Brick Lane in 2007, selling typical Brasilian food, and now they’ve expanded their trade to the King’s Road Market and Elephant & Castle, spreading their [...]

Typical Brazilian crispy pastry with assorted fillings. The perfect snack.

Raízes is the only Brasilian restaurant in the East End of London. As if this competitive edge wasn’t enough, the restaurant also offers diners a versatile array of culinary delights: Brazilian cuisine is the eatery’s strong-point, without a doubt, but there’s also a range of Portuguese dishes and Brazilian specialties that have a strong European [...]

Rodizio Brazil is a mid-priced rodizio in South West London that also offers up live Brazilian music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Decent selection of wines and cocktails.

Rodizio Preto is the best restaurant of its kind in London serving good quality barbecued meats and other traditional Brazilian dishes at very reasonable prices. Friendly service and lively atmosphere. This is the closest you will get to the real Brazilian rodizio experience in the UK. Highly recommended.

Rodizio Rico offers a truly Brazilian experience in the heart of Islington. Good quality meats, a respectable array of popular Brazilian dishes on its buffet served with friendly Brazilian hospitality. It is also good value for money. Recommended.

One of the best bargain rodizios you will find. Sabor Brasileiro is based in North West London they have been open since 2003 and as well as rodizio offer a good buffet selection, including plenty of Brazilian fish dishes, as well as homely facilities such as a games room and lounge area.

In the heart of the Portuguese community in Vauxhall lies a Brazilian gem: opened a mere seven months ago, Tia Maria is worth a visit even if you don’t live south of the river. Tiny, but very cozy, the restaurant specialises in tapioca. Never heard of it? Well, that’s because there aren’t many places around [...]

Finally a Brazilian-style burger restaurant, which means a huge bun, freshly cooked meat pattie and at least 20 toppings (!) Only kidding of course, two or three toppings is normally fine with the normal cheese augmented by sweetcorn, bacon, chicken hearts, salads and anything else you can fit in there.