Very good Brasilian food! And yes, everything is very fresh…read moremade with fresh products. You'll not find any canned products used. Buffet style and personnel bringing different meats and pineapple at your table.

Do you like meat? Then you should check out this place. The…read morebuffet is good and you keep getting refills. The place is friendly and informal and it's great for a hot summer evening to get some good bifanhas with beer.

On our second night in Brussels, we went to Pampas for dinner, a Brazilian steak house that was a…read moreshort walk from our hotel. While expensive, the food was tasty! For €34.95* per person, you got an assortment of meats to choose from (beef, chicken, fish, prawns, pork, and lamb), and everything I had was very tasty. (I didn't eat everything as I don't like pork or lamb.) To be honest, I've been to other Brazilian steakhouses before and thought they were OK to pretty good, but Pampas was excellent! This is the first time I truly liked the food. In addition to the meats they bring to you on skewers, you also get an assortment of tapas. €34.95 is not cheap, but the quality of the food was excellent, and you don't leave hungry. *Per their website, they also offer an= vegetarian option for €21.90. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; Brussels, Belgium]

I love meat, preferably lots of it, so when I noticed this 'rodizio' opening up in my…read moreneighbourhood, I was excited. Unfortunately, Pampas didn't live up to my expectations... We were served a plate with some veggies first, but since there wasn't anything special on it, we largely ignored it. A bit of a waste, really... Then we were offered some garlic bread. Usually I love garlic bread, but a mayo based garlic sauce instead of garlic butter? Methinks not! The chips and oven baked potato were quite disappointing as well. After a round of mushrooms, finally the meat arrived! We were quite early, so we were the only ones in the restaurant at first, but apparently that didn't keep them from grilling full size skewers. Since it is impossible to eat a whole skewer with just two persons, I was wondering how they could possibly control how thoroughly cooked a piece of meat would be. As it turned out, they couldn't: some pieces were extra-rare, others extremely well done. At first I thought it was just the Brazilian way of cooking specific kinds of meat, but when the same kind came back cooked completely differently, it was obvious they were just being very inconsistent. Apart from that, I got the feeling they were trying too hard to fill customers up with 'cheap stuff', just to save on meat. I don't mind paying a bit more for an all-you-can-eat restaurant if it offers more than just a buffet -- e.g. Chinese and Indian -- or one dish -- e.g. spare-ribs -- but this rodízio just doesn't deliver...

We ate here with a groupon voucher, and were very happy with this recently opened restaurant…read more Everything was very good from the starters to the dessert. Very nice was the tasty and juicy meat served with rice, beans,salad and French fries. Surprisingly I preferred the rice and beans to the fries. And the individually made tiramisu was really amazing. Definitely worth going to. Better, and better value than the Sablon.

This brazilian bakery it's a small gem in Saint. Gilles. When I am dying for some brazilian…read morepastries there is where I go. The place is clean, friendly and sympa. Their Portuguese pies are delicious, with the right balance. Prices are democratic. You can order for special occasions in greater amount (haven't tried yet but will give a go soon).