Heroi Do Churrasco

This is a new addition to the area at the time of review. This means that they are just getting started out and do expect things to improve over time.The biggest challenge this location has is lack of signage, staff, and a strong language barrier. Only one staff member during our visit spoke some form of English, with the rest either speaking French or Portuguese. Unfortunately, my spouse and I do not speak either of those two.The place is also really understaffed at the moment and there are no signs, menus or instructions of what to do. This means you enter the location, see a buffet for dinner but no idea of how to pay, what things cost, where to sit, etc. They have BBQ during the dinner time too, but it is located in the back, and you have to explicitly go ask for it. They do not bring the meat around (or at least they didn't when we were there for your meal).There is no water station, you must buy a drink, the coffee machine was not pumping properly during our visit, the cashier had trouble weighing the plates (you pay per pound of food per plate during dinner it seems) and it was very confusing.The thing is, there is a lot of potential here. The place is in a great spot, the food overall is decent, abet a little dry and with the addition of a few more staff this place will be a rock star. It simply isn't there yet, so do take that into account if you come here. It will be challenging but it will be an experience either way.We'll try it again in a few months and update our review then.

Very expensive and nothing special as far as menu items. Buffet style and food exposed with no protections in place. I would avoid going here.

I really had high hopes for this place, the reviews in Instagram primarily done by Brazilians were high, but this is the catch.For dinner, it is all you can eat buffet and it is comfort food "authentic" Brazilian dishes commonly found at dinners in country. But for most of the dishes it is a developed or acquired taste to truly enjoy them. For example, pizza is quite unique from the dough, the cheese blend and the toppings. Pasta dishes the same. Anyway, it is not for everyone.Service is below average and ambience is like being inside a Chuck E Cheese - loud and one side of the restaurant has games and kids are running around.

This is a Brazilian BBQ spot where the local Brazilians come. That's all you should need know. :) it's not Novaho's... Everyone in the place spoke Portuguese, and there was a group of 4 with about 30 empty bottles of beer on the table between them, so you know they came to hang out. How it works:(I wish there were reviews that explained how everything worked before I went there. But I guess there will be one now )You grab a plate, load it up with the buffet bar options. Then go to the back, behind the counter, where the sign says "BBQ". (It's not obvious to know to go behind the counter, but that's what you do). Ring the bell if no one is there. They get the skewers of meat for you. Then go over to the counter, and they'll weigh the plate. You are charged by weight. There is also an all-you-can-eat option. It's $15, and does not include the BBQ. Buffet only. There are meat dishes at the buffet. Also rice, potatoes, beans, salad, plantains, veggies, and lots of other dishes. The food:Bacon wrapped Chicken - was amazing! Smokey. Salty. Yum! Pork - so so goodCoulotte - this was my favorite of all the beef optionsGarlic beef - tender, slight hint of garlicTri-tip - it was good, but not my favoriteBuffet food - who can remember with all that delicious BBQ! Overall, the meats were on the salty side, but I don't mind it. Tip:* The buffet area has various meat options. They are OK but don't hold a candle to the BBQ. Since you are paying by weight, might as well get the BBQ instead. I figured that out too late. :) Next time it's gonna be all salad + BBQ.