Top Five Brazilian Restaurants in Utah
- Pão de queijo
- Coxinha
- Pastel
- Feijoada Special
Monday 11AM–7PM
Tuesday 11AM–7PM
Wednesday 11AM–7PM
Thursday 11AM–7PM
Friday 11AM–9PM
Saturday 11AM–7PM
Sunday Closed
Next, we are going up to Murray, we are stopping at Braza Grill. I’ve known the owner since I was young.
Salt Lake City, UT 84107
Monday 11AM–9PM
Tuesday 11AM–9PM
Wednesday 11AM–9PM
Thursday 11AM–9PM
Friday 11AM–9PM
Saturday 11AM–9PM
Sunday Closed
Price range: $15-30
Also, there is currently a Groupon for Braza Grill where you get $11.50 for $20 Worth of Brazilian Food and Drinks at Braza Grill
3. La Pequenita Market
Next, we get to go downstate street towards Salt Lake City. We are stopping at La Pequenita Market, which is a hidden gem for Brazilians in Utah. They have a whole section in the back dedicated to Brazilian food for really cheap! For sure the cheapest place in town! You can get juice, chocolate, snacks, seasoning, pão de queijo mixes, Havaianas aka the comfiest flip flops, and, depending on the season you can enjoy a few out our staples such as Ovo de Páscoa (aka chocolate Easter eggs) and panettones (aka Christmas fruit cakes).
Monday 9AM–8:30PM
Tuesday 9AM–8:30PM
Wednesday 9AM–8:30PM
Thursday 9AM–8:30PM
Friday 9AM–8:30PM
Saturday 9AM–8:30PM
Sunday 10AM–3PM
Price range:
- Lunch Menu:$21.99. Dinner Menu:$26.99.
- Lunch Menu:$16.99. Dinner Menu:$18.99.
- 7-11 yrs. $9.99 all day. $5.99 all day.
5. Tucanos Brazilian Grill
Tucanos, which is much like Rodizio and Braza grill with the same exact concept. If you have attended a Utah Brazilian Festival then for sure you have tried their delicious food! It’s right at the getaway by the movie theater and if you order a plate there it usually includes an assortment of french bread, cheese bread, fried bananas, unlimited salad festival, and the full Churrasco (aka Rodizio) Selections.
Mon-Fri 11am-3pm
Dinner (Per Person) $22.95
BONUS: TUSHAR EXPRESS
Last but certainly not least, Tushar is more of a casual and quick bite restaurant. They have “Prato Feito” and the famous Brazilian snacks and desserts. The price range is around $10 dollars for a plate with a skewer of meat or pineapple. Rice and beans.
Are you hungry yet? Haha
I’ll finish with this, even though we have a wide variety of Brazilian restaurants here in Utah, nothing ever beats my mamas cooking!
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