A great time had by all. Stopped here for dinner tonight with friends. The buffet has a nice…read moreselection of salads, side dishes, and vegetables. The meats dont stop. Chicken, Lamb, Steak, and Sausages. It is endless and oh so tasty. They also have brahma beer and a excellent selection of cocktails. Just Go!!!

As it happens it is not easy to find a place to meet the needs of those carnivorous people out…read morethere, this Brazilian place manages quite well. For £21.50 it is all you can eat, really as much as you can handle so be sure to take sweat pants when you come here. The salads are lovely and fresh and the meat is bursting with flavour and prepared in front of you (almost). Very long skewers hold beef, chicken, lamb or pork and they are being cooked in a massive fireplace that has a very funny pork sculpture with an apple on its side. Vegetarians fear not, besides the saldad bar they also offer grilled vegetables skewers at a price of £12 for all you can eat. Very friendly staff, but for some reason I was not allowed to take a picture of their food, I guess you are just going to have to go and see for yourselves.

So delicious. I happened to stop in here one day for dinner and was not disappointed. We got an…read moreassortment of mains and sides. Cassava fries were made differently from how I'm used to but were very good. My friends liked what they ordered too. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Will definitely be back!

Good food and great staff. Welcoming and hospitable. Warmth when you come through the door!read more

I think this is the closest thing to a food "hole in the wall" Islington has. Just five weeks ago…read moreCafé Brasileiro popped up as a clean, tasty and friendly establishment. It's also adorable with a lovely man serving and making all the food out the back. I walked past this place this morning and thought, "I must pop in for lunch, this place looks too cute." I'm so glad I did! Browsing the menu there is a host of Brazilian home baked delights on offer, from chicken croquettes to cheesey dough dumplings. I went for one of their home made sandwiches filled with egg mayo and tonnes of salad. That with an apple cost no more than £3. What a great value lunch. They do have a little sitting area for 2 people that you can eat at. It's really nice because you can sit and watch the world go by while munching your lunch. I am so going back here to try the rest of their menu as well as their coffee. Well done Café Brasileiro, I can't wait to see you grow ever popular with the locals.

After having returned from my few week sojourn to Rio i was massively in the doldrums and suffering…read morewithdrawal from my pao de queijos (cheese balls) , coxinhas (chicken in manoic flour - deep fried) and cupuacu (super healthy amazonion juice). So every day I'd hot foot it down and stuff my face with salgadinhos (snacks) and brush up on my portuguese with the owner. So I really didn't know whether to laugh or cry when he said that he moving on and to be replaced by a Vietnamese cafe (my second favourite food in the world). Where oh where do I get my snack-fix now?!

Was taken here by my daughter on father's day yesterday. Fantastic food…read more Really enjoyed tasting the different meats. Young girl served us was amazing. Great job. Would highly recommend..

Took a while to get seated although only one couple in front of us…read more Our table server was excellent, really spot on. The salad buffet were served by staff (due to the 'Rona), and at times had the queue to get served was right to the back of the restaurant. The server was giving out very small amounts meaning many people kept going back up several times, which seemed counterproductive. The salad bar had lots of choice though and was well tasty. One of the meat men had a right attitude when serving and you felt you were inconveniencing him getting served. Quite a while between meat options coming up. Desserts tasty but clearly bulk bought type, and a bit stiff. Was okay, but quite underwhelming and won't be returning.

Eu gostaria de agradecer ao Luis, quem nos atendeu maravilhosamente bem. Depois de um atendimento…read morecomo esse com certeza voltarei e levarei os amigos.

I can't say enough about this epicurean delight. This is a Brazilian restaurant with a plethora of…read moreabsolutely delicious food served by an entire team of experts in this food. We all tried the rodizio grill. If you do come hungry

This is a good dining experience, you have an all you can eat buffet for sides and at table service…read morefor meats. If you are a fussy eater, you will find something on the buffet. If you love beef, lamb, chicken then you will love the range of roasted meats.

How it works is that it's a buffet. You get up take a plate and choose from the variety of salads…read moreand savoury food to pile onto your plate. You take a seat and wait for the meat on skewers to come to you.... You have a little round card that has a green and red side, Green = Yes, more food! Red = I'm Full Different types of meats are brought if you particularly like a certain one, you can just tell them and they'll bring you some more. What's nice is that the meat cuts are just enough for you to taste and get some satisfaction out of the flavour.

Fantastic gluten free menu, friendly and competent staff, great fast service, and everything tasted…read moreamazing. Massively underrated. Don't let outside appearances fool you.

Strolling around Camden on a very wet and chilly Wednesday afternoon, Made in Brazil was a very…read morecomforting retreat on a day when eating street food in the elements just wasn't going to cut it. Having my Brazilian boyfriend in tow also made this a no-brainer, it may be miserable weather here but at least we can pretend we are somewhere far more tropical! It was happy hour when we arrived so we both ordered a Brahma and perused the menu which features main meals and Brazilian tapas. We ordered pao de queijo to start, cheesy dough balls which I have previously made myself at home. Undoubtedly tasty, but the £4 price tag for six small balls was a little steep when I know I can make about 100 of said balls for the same price!! For main course we went for the sharing platter of picanha aperativo - rump steak with cassava chips, fried onions and salad garnish. The received the thumbs up from the native Brazilian, high praise indeed. He felt the flavours were spot on, only the quality of the cut could be improved in the restaurants back home. If this is a good example of Brazilian food, I can't wait to get out there and try it for myself, although I will come back about three stone heavier! The space was attractive and comfortable, with further seating space available downstairs. The staff were friendly and helpful, and not overbearing. Overall, a brilliant place to escape the craziness that is Camden.

Just about tolerable but otherwise quite sub-standard for a Soho restaurant, Rodizio Preto may look…read moreinviting enough from the outside but in reality is a bit fake.  First tip is don't sit downstairs as the upstairs salad bar looks much fresher and has more variety than the one hidden downstairs. The vegetables, rice and beans that were available at the downstairs salad bar looked unappetising, cold and somewhat soggy with neglect. As for the meat, yes they do serve different cuts of beef, chicken, lamb and Brazilian sausage often but they all share a common saltiness which my group of diners all concluded must be a ploy to make you yearn for and order more drink and dessert. In addition to this, the well-done sirloin steak is too tough - the kind of texture that is difficult to chew and the bacon wrap was literally so salty that even though it was tiny, it was difficult to consume.  Meanwhile, the barman not only did not know what drinks to recommend other than mojito, he also wasn't familiar with what was contained in 'The Preto' - supposedly the restaurant's signature drink. The other staff were not much better; yes I understand that this is a self-service buffet but a lack of welcome or any hint of a smile did not go unnoticed. I suspect that a dining experience on the ground floor would be better than my experience in their downstairs dining area but I can only judge on what I had and frankly the ethos all around did feel like a money-making mission rather than an attempt on delivering quality food and service.

I friend decided to take us to this churrascaria, great choice because we were super hungry! The…read morefood overall was ok, definitely not great! You might ask why the 4 stars then? Well, sometimes you have to value service, it might not always be like that but the service I received was great, absolutely everyone were great! Considering the price, I think is a great option hands down, I've been to other churrascarias where I've paid a lot more and the experience was bad! I will definitely eat at Preto when I return to London!

Didn't have a Rez, but they snuck us in. Hubs said he wanted meat for dinner- meat he got!! The…read moreplace was vibing and the skewers of meat were many and plenty. A fun night.

This was a good deal for the price. Most of the meat was very tasty and quality. The salad bar was…read moreokay but we were confused by the Italian pasta offerings. The sides which often accompany a rodizio were extra charge. There was also a 10 pound cover charge added to our bill with no bites , entertainment or beverages to rationalize this and it was early on so not busy. The staff was excellent, they kept the meat coming and the buffet filled. They were available and accommodating. The environment was lively and fun. The desserts were excellent. The space was a but cramped and with the long she skewers the servers ( all of them) knocked into something at nearly every pass at ours or other table. It became expected and funny. They apologized profusely. Overall a quality and fun experience. Come hungry!

We had such a wonderful time here! The food is delicious, the staff is helpful and conversational,…read moreand the ambiance gives off the best vibes. Highly recommend for affordable yet delicious Brazilian cuisine!

I walk pass this little Brazilian restaurant every morning and decided to pop in for brunch one…read morefine day. Let's talk about the design concept of this place. A lot of their furniture is made out of recyclable materials. Their lights and seats outside are made out of large paint cans. They use old wine and spirit bottles as candle holders, the entire interior is made out of wood and walls plastered with vintage posters and newspaper. Their glassware adds a very classic and vintage-y atmosphere. If you head all the way to the back, there's an roof window that allows sunlight in. I LOVE IT! Brunch. I haven't had mango or papaya in ages! And this place just had the right amount of meat and tropical fruits served on a fancy ass wooden bark tray! I got an English breakfast (Lol, because I suck) and it came with two perfect sunny side ups, sausages and my own little pot of beans! *cries* My partner got the Brazilian brunch set that came with a variety of cheese and ham, served with tropical juice of your choice. We got the mango smoothie, it was thick and delicious! None of that too much ice sh*t I can't say much about their lunch or dinner (clearly cause I haven't had any), but the breakfast and brunch selection seems to be good. Coffee was ok, complimented our food though. The service is good. It's like going to your best friend's house and the mum just wants you to be fed. It's a really comfortable and warm atmosphere. I almost cried. Kidding.