Casa Brasil

The food is very good, but what really disappoints me is that it «use» to be inexpensive, now it is very pricey! I can’t see spending $ 13.00-$ 15.00 on a small plate that isn’t even loaded up? What do they start the pre-​weigh in at $ 10.00 now?

Awful food, not fresh, over priced. The manager is awful and has no customer service skills. The meat is overcooked. Awful awful

Ok I was having a craving for Rice and beans. Crazy white boy loves me some rice and beans. I go in and take a take home plate. I get my rice fix. A good amount but not anything crazy added some pasta and potato’s that is it ! I got no Beef or Chicken. Bring up to the register and put my food on a scale. The guy working put a plate on top of my take home container. I get it they do it to zero out the scale. but he takes the food off with the quickness and starts ringing me in. In fairness I got a soda and a Flan (Love me some flan). He continues to tell me $ 23.50 ??? WHAT for Rice? I questioned the guy, why so much? He couldn’t be bothered. Ok I’m not going to lie was pissed but I made the plate I would pay for it.
I get home and get ready to dive into what I hope is the best rice and beans eva. Not so much! The rice was hard and all the food hade a bad, almost chemical taste. I ended throwing away ¾ of the plate.
I will not be back to this place ever again and if you value your money I would stay away,

This place is ok. The food is good at first but I usually feel dehydrated after eating because they use so much salt in everything. The staff are Brazilian and do not seem eager to deal with customers that don’t speak portuguese.
It is also expensive. The food is served buffet style and they charge by weight. A plate of food is usually between $ 12 and $ 15.
However, the meat is typically very good. The sirloin and beef are tasty but the chicken is usually a bit dry.
Overall, just ok.

First time I had ever had Brazilian food. I like the buffet concept, I could try a little of each dish. I thought the grilled meat was over cooked and pretty dry. The rice pudding was delicious and so was the coconut juice. You pay by the pound ($ 7.49/lb, I think), but I was wondering if they add the heavy dish weight also. For the amount of food I got, I thought it was a little on the expensive side. Next time I will stay away from the grilled meat and stick with the buffet dishes.

Worst customer service i have ever seen in my life!
The cashier was so rude that we gave up on eating and left the place after putting the food on the plate!!!
I wish I could actually take all the stars away from their reviews!
Wouldn’t send my enemies there to eat!!!

Actually, the stuff on the buffet (plantains, chicken stew collard greens, potatoes, etc, were quite delicious.) The reason they get two stars is attitude. I was not expecting Fogo de Chao solicitousness or variety, but they had basically a few cuts of meats on their rotisserie, and would have liked a little sample of each. Picanha, the classic top sirloin was looking pretty much well-​done. There was also some fraldinha (a slightly more fibrous bottom sirloin) that looked a little rare. I asked the carver guy for both, and was answered with a blank stare. Though I don’t speak Portugeuese, I memorized the phrase «Eu prefiro a minha carne um pouco sanguenta» because I eat at lots of rodizios, and that usually gets me rare or at least medium rare meat. This guy just sliced up a heft bunch of well-​done Picanha, and indicate he was finished. My wife got basically the same treatment. Essentially, I got the feeling they just did not like anglo Americans or value our patronage and attempt to communicate in THEIR language in OUR country.
My attitude is «screw them.» Though the sides were tasty, and the meat (had we coincidentally arrived when it was perfectly medium rare) was nice, I don’t deal with attitudes like that. They should be thankful for the opportunities our country provides, and trying to encourage Americans to appreciate their culture and cuisine. I cannot recommend them even at the bargain price.

I visit this place about once a week. I haven’t been to many Brazilian restaurants but this is definitely my favorite!
I usually go during the lunch hours and fill my plate with meat! and of course just a little bit of other stuff :) They also have some traditional Brazilian dishes I think, like the fried Banana.
This place is one of my best discoveries in the area

Friendly service and good food.

This place has become a weekly lunch spot for me and my coworkers.
Excellent meats, the beef and pork are always great, beef ribs can be hit and miss, stay away from the chicken, it has always been dry when I tried it. I don’t eat a lot from the buffet, but everyone elseI go with like the choices and variety of options.

A little confusing. We were told when we walked in that the buffet was $ 6.99 a person. Then we saw the meat carving station and they weighed everything we took. The staff was fairly friendly, even offering a taste of cashew juice before I committed to a glass. The food was tasty. Certainly not a beautiful presentation but overall quality was good. Just over the top salty. I wouldn’t run back but it was worth the adventure and cheap enough. $ 40 for 4 people.

I have to agree with Vinicious that it’s hard not to overload you plate. The meats are succulent and there is an extensive rotating buffet of side dishes. The food can be a little heavy if you’re used to lighter and/​or mostly vegetarian fare, but it tastes wonderful. There is no waiter service, just the large buffet of sides and a meat counter. But the staff is very friendly and willing to help anyone not sure what to get.
My boys could not get enough of the guava juice and they have some killer dessert options.

We have been going to this place once a week for the past two years and we always enjoy it. The place is clean, the food is delicious, and the service is very good. I highly recommend it.

One of the best Brazilian restaurants in the metrowest and better than some restaurants I’ve been to in the Boston area.
The meets are always hot and fresh and cooked to your liking. The buffet changes all the time so you never get bored with it and with a pay-​per-​weight system, you can usually get a great meal for a decent price, but it’s hard not to overload your plate with so many great options.
I eat here almost every week and am never disappointed by the consistency of the great food. Make sure you try to chicken wrapped with bacon!