Brazilian Gourmet in Camden

The staff is very friendly and the "pastel" is amazing. I really liked the taste.the ambience is very nice. The food is a bit pricey as the drinks. If it wasn't for the high price, I would come back more times. Good food, definitely!

Firstly, they charge service fee without even ask. Secondly, I ordered an Acai bowl that supposed to have banana AND strawberries as it is written over the menu, however, it came with banana only. When I reported about the strawberries, the waiter said it goes with banana OR Strawberries only, which is not matching with the menu description. Even though, I asked him one more time to bring them over and then he refused by saying that they would not fit in the bowl. Apart from these, the feijoada, coxinha, tapioca and pao de queijo are good!

Brazilian food might not be for everyone (some said that it might be a bit too salty). But I think the restaurant did a very good job. The decorations are lovely with clustered lights and comic books (the owner must be a big fan of comics). The food is amazing. We had the avocado salad, the beef stew (which is traditional) and the pizza (it's not normal pizza though). The stew is a bit salty but I think it's the way it is. You only need to order a bit more rice to go with it.

Lovely little location. Cosy and charming. We got a sweet pastel with banana and cinnamon. It was delicious. Great place for a date or to take friends.

Was passing through and decided to pop in and try a quick bite to eat.Food was excellent and drinks too. Beef croquettes I could eat every day. Staff very nice and helpful explaining the traditional dishes.Highly recommend if you live near by as prices are very reasonable.

I really liked the place. It doesn't have much of Brazilian decoration I think (it could have been an English place for example), but it looked nice and the dishes are Brazilian of course. And they are delicious. I ate a sandwich with picanha (rump cap/sirloin cap) which was great. And the beijinhos and brigadeiros (Brazilian sweets) were awesome as well.

Centrally located family run Brazilian restaurant serving authentic food, with a funky vibe and miles better than the Brazilian-themed chains on the high street.

A wonderful, authentic and friendly Brazilian restaurant, tucked away just a short walk from Central London.Often overlooked and under promoted, Brazilian cuisine features some delicious rustic savoury dishes. We had a 2 course meal for lunch, which left us very full, happy and reminiscing about holidays to Brazil.We started with a bowl of Mandioca to share, a native root vegetable that is deep fried in oil and served with chilli sauce. Similar to chunky potato chips, Mandioca is a novel and tasty alternative.We ordered Picanha Grelhada for our main, a grilled sirloin steak served with salad, farofa and the essential rice/beans. The steak (medium) was cooked perfectly and the whole dish was delicious and authentic. In a surprising (but welcome) turn, we had two medium sized steaks per plate.The service was excellent, catering for an allergy with care and attention. Thoroughly recommend the short walk to this little gem to try something different from the usual restaurants.

Very cozy and friendly atmosphere. The background music really makes the perfect lunch environment. Delicious Brazilian food with quite few options on the menu (eat in and take out). Very friendly staff.

Let me start with the positives: the food was nice and, based on all the good reviews, I hope we just happened to catch it on a not-so-great day. As per rule, Brazilian restaurants in London are far from cheap and this one is no exception, but the portions are very reasonably sized. Unless you're absolutely starving, ordering a couple of starters and one main course to share should suffice.Now let's talk service: the waitress was very nice and helpful... if you could get her attention. She was the ONLY person serving the entire restaurant and that was simply not enough. Obviously service was slow and you could actually hear your order being passed on even 5 minutes after you had actually made it.We ordered one of the specials and incredible 15 MINUTES LATER were informed that they had ran out! At that point we were already expecting the food to hit the table. And to make it even more amusing, we were charged for the dish that never came, on a bill that alone took another century to reach us.Just before leaving, I tried to have a nice chat to the waitress regarding her solo endeavour, to which she replied "No, it's fine. I can handle it." Well, considering that was the slowest service we had experienced in a long while, she very obviously couldn't.At this point I was still thinking that maybe we would come back and try another day, but as I headed to the door and thanked her, I still had to hear "Yeah, unfortunately we can't please everyone", nailing the coffin shut.I will not be back, but sincerely wish better luck on your journey to Brazilian Gourmet.