An upscale restaurant, specialized in churrasco. It is quite popular with families as there is a…read morenice kids playground, with 'overseers'. For food there's a lot of options, with meat by weight, side dishes, starters, and regular mains. There's plenty of options for drinks, including a nice range of specialty beers. For food we ordered bruschetta and two mains. The bruschetta was the strangest style I've ever had, with tons of cheese and crispy and oil-soaked bread. It tasted more like pizza. For the mains we had a steak "ao molho de madeira" which was nice and tender. The costela a piemontese wasn't as good. The meat was chewy (seriously, how's that possible for ribs!), salty and with a very strange herb mix. Disappointing. The service was very friendly but at times a bit slow and inattentive.

Typical german beer house. Noisy, wholesome food, and beer.. Service can be slow, but fun locationread more

Spent 21 days in Brazil and I found them the first day and walked 3 kilometers to try it. Loved it…read moreand ate there 12 days of my trip. The food was just like being home in Germany. Marcial the waiter spoke perfect English and helped me go through the menu to try things and everything was absolutely perfect. Pretzels cooked to order, never a stale or cold one. Weiss wurst was fresh and peeled as it was supposed to. Perfectly. The staff was warm and greeting. Outdoor seating was plentiful and comfy. Marcial even had my table reserved each night so i could sit and people watch during dinner. If you get to this city, make sure you stop by and visit them, you wont be sorry. Tell them Thomas from the states sent you and you may get a nice surprise.