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4.6 (183 reviews)
Open • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Happy hour specials

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Red snapper
Ariel S.

Very rarely do I wish I ate red meat, but this is one of those times - if I did, I would've done the tasting menu! However, I can only comment on what I tried. The hamachi cold appetizer was good, I liked the tartness of the lime. The red snapper hot appetizer was very good, especially with the dipping sauces, it was just a bit greasy. You MUST try the sweet potato, incredibly well done. The coconut soft serve dessert was a fabulous way to end. This would be a great place to come on a date or for a special occasion. Our waiter was very helpful in deciding what to order.

Yellowfin Crudo
Dylan V.

Had a phenomenal meal here for my girlfriend's birthday. The restaurant itself is dimly lit and a perfect date night spot. To start, our server, Andre, made this a fantastic experience from start to finish. I can't commend him enough for making our night special. I was initially looking at going to Swift & Sons but I am so glad we pivoted at the last second. This was a phenomenal way to end our trip here in Chicago. The papaya leche de tigre that was on the crudo was delicious! We love to try crudo's when we go to a new place, but I have never had a papaya leche de Tigre on a crudo. Both steaks were cooked perfectly, and they were both delicious. I honestly preferred the bavette that came with the frites. While the Picanha was great, I just really enjoyed the texture and beefiness of the bavette. The sweet potato appetizer was unique, and I really enjoyed the brûlée and catupiry that was on top. Finally, the desserts. The complimentary coconut soft serve they gave us for my gf's birthday was fantastic as well. The toasted coconut flakes really took it over the top. We also had the brownie. The brownie was good. I just prefer a more fudgy brownie. The pretzel ice cream and pretzel crumble really made the dessert for me. Not too often you get a place that absolutely kills it with apps, entrees, and desserts. Overall, a fantastic meal that I would recommend to all of my family and friends. Thank you

Roshan ..

Lovely ambience, great food, great people. Great experience. A delightful South American culinary.

maggie's brownie and coconut soft serve sundae
Emily C.

YUMMY WOW WOW WOW. Came here for my birthday dinner. One of the best sweet potatoes I've ever had -- it was all caramelized and sweet and cozy. The chicken was also perfect, it was moist and the honey mustard sauce was delish. Our waitress also gave us two free desserts which was so kind ??!! Funny because the brownie in the Maggie's Brownie dish was actually my least favorite part of it (pretty dry/unflavorful) I enjoyed the caramel peanut butter mousse and pretzel ice cream that it came with more. The coconut soft serve with chocolate sauce was delicious and refreshing. I think the dishes are priced a little too high but overall this was a super lovely meal, the restaurant has a nice atmosphere, and we had quick service.

Moqueca
Dorothy S.

Brasero was so good the first time, we had to run it back! We came back for our birthday and had such a great time again. Kat was our server this time and she was so lovely, very helpful, and friendly; a delight! This time, we sat closer to the window, which led to brighter/better photos(yay!). I had an N/A Badito, which tastes like a virgin piña colada, but better. We started with grilled oysters, which were just as flavorful as the first time. The yellowfin tuna crudo was fresh and I could've eaten a whole order of that by myself. I don't remember if they had the Pao de queijo last time, but we each got one Pao and I really think I could've eaten 3 of those. They're puff balls that are crispy on the outside and filled w a chewy amazing cheese inside, served with Catupiry cheese and blackberry Serrano jam that took it over the top. I will be dreaming about the paos. Our mains were the moqueca, which is a seafood stew, packed w fish, shrimps, clams, and ramen noodles in a coconut milk base. And we had to have the coal roasted sweet potato again of course. We also had the 12 oz Westholme Wagyu picanha, this was served w a chimichurri and a vinaigrette, the combination of the two really made a difference for the picanha. It was well cooked and very tasty. Kat brought us each a coconut soft serve sundae for our birthday that was so good, we'd order it again next time. If you're considering trying out Brasero, stop dillydallying and make the trip. You won't be sorry. Food is so inventive with amazing flavor combinations that'll leave you wanting more. Service is also fantastic.

HH menu
Abhishek M.

We went to Brasero tonight to celebrate my pre birthday tonight and wow, what an amazing meal. I hadn't even heard of Brasero until today and now I can't wait to be back. The restaurant itself if lively yet romantic for date night but non descript from the outside. It's a Brazilian inspired menu since the chef spent time in Brazil and there is a lot of seafood on the menu. We sat at the bar and the HH menu was still on so we tried the grilled oysters, head on shrimp, crispy papas and their signature 'noodle' dish. Everything was amazing and we can't wait to get back and try the branzino. Our bartender Abraham was so nice since he got us seats at the bar, gave us some background on the chef, made excellent recommendations including the Noodles and got us some Guava/Lychee gelato on the house. Excellent service!

Heirloom tomato salad
Leland L.

Dinner here was soooooo good! Staff were super friendly and helpful and marked on the menu which dishes could be made without certain ingredients for allergies (one of my friends is gluten free and the other has a sesame allergy, and we were able to share most dishes!). Restaurant is pretty big and wasn't too loud. Good atmosphere! The banana martini was strong and delicious. We decided to split everything and got the Brazilian cheese bread, heirloom tomato salad, steak frites, asparagus, and sweet potato. The biggest wow factors were the heirloom tomato and steak frites. When I tell you I will be dreaming about this tomato!! Such a cool spot and would definitely come back.

Gabbi L.

Fantastic meal at brasero!! Took my boyfriend for his birthday and we had a wonderful time. Some of my favorite dishes were the oysters, the fried snapper and the heirloom tomato salad. We also got the cheesy bread and the prawns. I think the only reason I am giving this a 4 is because our first dish of the day the tuna crudo was just so salty it kind of threw me off. The service was attentive and the food came so fast. I am very excited to come back and revise my 4.5 star review

Emily T.

Great supper club pick! This is a Spanish inspired restaurant in west town. I honestly expected the menu to have more small plates, but it's a lot of big mains. We split a lot of the sides and the pork shank. We tried the noodle dish, the sweet potato, the potatoes and the little cheese balls. I loved the sweet potato so much and it honestly reminded me of a better version of the Maxwell trading one aka a really expensive potato lol. I also loved the potato side dish, and the pork shank was extremely flavorful and fell right off the bone. The cheese balls were delectable, and I could've eaten many more of them. The service was super kind, but ended up being really slow so they gave us four desserts for free??? So so nice!! We tried the sorbet, coconut sundae, Panna, cotta, and this passion fruit white chocolate one. All of the desserts were immaculate and genuinely I would come back just to have the desserts again. I also got the mule and it was a pretty good cocktail- nothing crazy. Overall, I was a fan of this place and although I think it's a bit expensive for the plate size, I would come back for happy hour or dessert!

Dessert Menu.
Damon B.

Highly recommended by a longtime Chi~City local, and let me tell you, Brasero doesn't disappoint. Let's get into it. Cuisine: 5/5. Crispy Papas (Happy Hour and super good), Broccolini (crispy and hella flavorful, possibly best ever), Steak Frites (Ordered Medium, it's Bomb AF, and the Chimichurri is on point). Nothing disappointing. All hella flavorful and delicious. Maggie's Brownie for Dessert - hell yes with the caramel peanut butter mouse. Beverages: 4/5. Rum Old Fashioned. Nice, but I prefer it with Bourbon or Mezcal. Service: 5/5. Hella attentive and on it. Water refills on point. Respect. Ambiance: 5/5. Beautiful interior. Nothing to dislike.

Perfection is.... THIS
Dorhec B.

WOW! W O W I was impressed from the moment I arrived until the moment I left (which I didn't want to) Honestly, when my friend told me about the place, I knew it was Latin American from the name, and I'd eaten Latin American food the day before, but I looked at the menu and said yes because I didn't really feel like looking for places... and I'm glad it worked out that way and we went!!! We had two share plates: pao de queijo & wagyu beef tartare. 2 plates: noodles and steak (probably pichana) 1 side: sweet potato 1 dessert I wish we had two more stomach to try it all!! The place is perfect balance between elegant and approachable. It has an intimate vibe. Great staff. Food also is on the table in a blink. Orgullosa de ser latina y de esta excelente representación de nuestras raíces gastronómicas en Suramérica. Proud to be Latina and of this excellent representation of our gastronomic roots in South America. 10/10

Restaurant week 4 course Menu selections : (1) Hamachi, (2) fried chicken, (3) waygu, (4) chocolate cake
Michelle W.

Stopped in last night after securing a coveted restaurant week reservation thanks to OpenTable Gold status for 6 of us to celebrate our dear friend's birthday. The vibe and service were top notch all night. Everyone had an excellent time, our server was stellar, ordered a drink and we blinked and she was back. The restaurant is beautiful and we loved being able to peak at the open kitchen and watch them rocking that grill. Food: Restaurant week 4 course menu: (1) Hamachi, I literally drank the remaining aguachile yuzu oil happiness that was in the bowl. Pro tip don't be shy, take a sip or bring a straw. It's bright so flavorful. You don't want to leave a drop behind. The fish is lovely too - fresh, light, great temp. (2) fried chicken, banging with crunch, crispy, juicy chicken. The ranch is a lovely a complement. The chicken doesn't need it but it's nice to have. (3) waygu, the char, the temp, the Smokey flavor. 10/10. There was a collective mmmmmmm as we all took the first bite. The mash, super creamy paired really well with the steak. (4) chocolate cake, moist, rich, chocolatey, and the toppings with the crispy chocolate balls reminded us all of a little Debbie's cake. Nostalgic and delightful. Also had a bite of the guava sorbet, packed with flavor, creamy, smooth, and refreshing. The birthday scoop of coconut ice cream (as a person who is not a big fan of coconut) fantastic. I could have a bucket of it. Outstanding experience - the manager came over to check in on us too while we were snagging some happy hour drinks and waiting on our table. We intentionally got there a little early to HH. He was delightful! Came over and let us know our table was ready early and then came back to wish our friend a happy birthday before we left. We've already been talking about what we want to come back and get from the regular menu. Don't sleep on Brasero

Jewel B.

From beginning to end, everything just hit. Shana was AMAZING and took such great care of us. We went all in: Hamachi Aguachile, Wagyu Beef Tartare, Brazilian Fried Chicken, Smoked Chicken, Braised Pork Shank and the Coal-Roasted Sweet Potato. Every dish brought something different, and there wasn't a weak link on the table. The flavors were bold, creative and layered without feeling like they were trying too hard. Brasero was probably our all-around favorite restaurant of the entire Chicago trip - and considering how many incredible places we ate, that is saying a lot.

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