Came for lunch, had the beef ragu. Solid choice, portion was generous. Service was attentive without hovering. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The fig ice cream with real fruit pieces was pretty good. Old-school place that&#39;s been around forever, you can feel the history. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area.

Came here on a regular weeknight, place was busy but not crazy. Wine list is solid, found a decent bottle without breaking the bank. Pizzas are good, plenty of options. Prices run a bit high for the area, but you&#39;re paying for the traditional vibe. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the mood for that kind of meal.

The parking lot is huge, which is honestly a relief around here. I grabbed a salad and pasta, portions were pretty decent for the price. Only thing that bugged me a bit was the vegetarian swap on a meat dish cost extra, but whatever. The space itself is comfortable enough to hang out for a while.

The pizza itself was really good, fresh ingredients. But the tables were a mess, leftover trays and crumbs everywhere. Kinda killed the vibe.

The salad bar alone is worth the visit&mdash;so many fresh options, I lost track. Food quality is solid, though you&#39;ll pay for it. One thing that caught me off guard: that &quot;surprise&quot; dessert isn&#39;t complimentary. They add it to your bill without mentioning it upfront. Ask first, or you&#39;ll get a little shock at the end. I&#39;d still come back for the greens, just with a clearer eye on the check.

The set meal for R$25-27 is still a solid deal after all these visits. Salad&#39;s always fresh, lemonade hits the spot. Right by the tourist spot too, easy to grab a bite.

Solid parmigiana. Sauce tasted like it was made from scratch, lots of melted cheese on top. Shredded beef casserole was probably the best I&#39;ve had. Portions are big. Prices a bit steep though.

Been coming here for a while now, and the fried kibbeh keeps me hooked. Spices are spot on every single time. Owner always says hi, super polite, never makes it feel rushed. Just a solid spot to grab a bite when you&#39;re craving something like that.

Feijoada was solid and the price is fair for what you get. Takeout was quick, no complaints there. Dining in gets a bit messy on weekends though.

Steak tartare and carbonara were solid, generous portions. Mains felt a bit small for what you pay, but that petit s&#39;mores dessert made up for it. 🍫

The per-kilo price is fair. Fried fish was spot on and salads tasted fresh. Ribs were just okay, not my favorite. Still, decent spot for a quick meal.

Been coming here for a while now. Buffet&#39;s still solid and the grilled meats hit the spot every time. Place gets busy but that&#39;s part of the vibe. Good for a no-fuss meal.

That corn-based dough is something else, really. Toppings were generous and the sauce kept it nice and moist. Solid pizza overall.

The beef and egg pastry was the standout &mdash; fried fresh, generous filling. That mild chili sauce with scallions on the side? Great call. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more heat, but solid spot for a quick bite.

The music on Saturday night was really good, but man, the table service gets slow when it&#39;s packed. Took forever to get our next round of drinks. Still, it&#39;s a fun spot to hang out. I&#39;d probably come back on a weeknight instead to actually get some attention from the staff.

Went on a Sunday and grabbed the self-service plate. The food was pretty tasty, especially the feijoada. Quiet spot, felt family-friendly. Price was fair for what you get. Just wish they had more dessert options, but I left full and happy.

The Wednesday appetizer buffet is solid &mdash; kept everything fresh and stocked. That strawberry caipirinha hit the spot 🍓

Cold beer, decent food, that&#39;s it. Place is loud but fun. Had the steak, came out fine. Not fancy at all, just a solid spot to hang with friends. Don&#39;t come here expecting a quiet dinner. Service was quick enough. Good for what it is.

Been here a few times now. Picanha is always on point, sliced right and comes with cassava and veggies that actually taste good. Had the cake for dessert this last visit, pretty solid way to end the meal. Place gets busy but that&#39;s a good sign. Fair price for what you get.

The bakery part is what keeps me coming back. Bread&#39;s always fresh, and those little savory snacks are good for a quick bite. Tried the &quot;Pedacinho do C&eacute;u&quot; pastry last week&mdash;sweet, but not too much. Place gets busy around noon, so expect a short wait. Nothing fancy, but it&#39;s solid for the neighborhood.

The all-you-can-eat dinner is decent value. Pizza was well-made, service fine. Place feels a bit dated, but comfortable for a casual meal.

Stopped by for a quick ice cream break. Place was busy but moved fast. Got the pistachio scoop &mdash; creamy, solid flavor. Lots of options if you&#39;re into that. Music was chill, made it easy to just sit and watch people walk by. Good spot for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

The owner came over to chat and made sure we were good the whole time. Felt like hanging out at a friend&rsquo;s place, honestly. Really nice vibe.

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