Menu

Petiscos / small bites

Buns, croquettes, and fries. Great as starters, side dishes, or a main course if you eat enough of them.

Pão de queijo £2.50 each
Freshly baked and prepared daily, our cheese buns are made with gluten free tapioca flour. They’re crunchy outside, with an inside like sourdough but spongy.

Coxinha
A “thigh-shaped” chicken croquette made with a seasoned filling that is coated in breadcrumbs before frying.

• Individual larger croquette, £3
• Portion of four smaller croquettes, £5.50

Mandioca frita portion of cassava chips, £4.50
Savoury fries made using sliced cassava root.

Kibe, portion of three croquettes, £6.50
Our Brazilian version of the Middle Eastern kibbeh, this is a minced beef croquette made with bulgar wheat and season with mint.

Tapiocas / crepes

A popular Brazilian street food, made with tapioca starch from cassava, which is gluten free. Savoury options come with a dressed side salad.

Savoury options

Cheese, tomatoe and oregano Tapioca Crepe £6.50
Tapioca crepe infused with cheese and filled with more cheese, tomato, and oregano.

Smoked sausage Tapioca crepe, £7.50
Tapioca crepe with a cheese border and filled with smoked pork sausage and cheese.

Creamy Chicken Tapioca Crepe, £7.50
Green tapioca crepe infused with spinach juice, and filled with creamy chicken and matchstick potatoes.

Pulled beef and cheese Tapioca Crepe, £8.50
Tapioca crepe filled with pulled beef and cheese

Mushroom and Tahine Tapioca Crepe, £6.50
Green tapioca crepe infused with spinach juice and filled with sauteed mushrooms, courgettes, and homemade tahini sauce.

Sanduiches / sandwiches

Sandwiches with a unique Brazilian choice of fillings servied with a dressed salad.

Pão com linguiça, £7.50
Our Brazilian style sausage sandwich.

Sanduiche de carne louca, £8.50
Slow cooked, pulled beef with roasted yellow and red peppers.

Pão de queijo filled with pulled beef, £9
Our freshly baked tapioca cheese buns filled with slow cooked pulled beef and roasted yellow and red peppers.

Para adoçar / sweet treats

Brazilians are renowned for their sweet tooths and their desserts are testament to that.

Brigadeiro or beijinho £1.20
Brazilian chocolate or coconut truffles, typically served at festive events.

Bolo de cenoura com chocolate £3.50
A real Brazilian classic, this carrot cake comes with chocolate sauce, more like a glaze than traditional icing.

Bolo de côco £3.50
A velvety and moist coconut cake.

Açai / the Amazonian super fruit

Loaded with antioxidants and healthy fats and fibres, acai has been studied for their positive effects on blood sugar, joints, and heart health. They also have a refreshing flavour similar to blackberries, but with a hint of chocolate.

Açai smoothie | £5.50
A smoothie made with blended açai, frozen banana, and almond milk.

Açai bowl | £8
Açai sorbet served with sliced banana, strawberry, and homemade granola. A great breakfast, brunch, or dessert choice.

More frozen fruit smoothies

Fruits are a key part of Brazilian street cuisine and their smoothies can be just as refreshing in less tropical climates.

Morango e banana | £4.25
Strawberry and banana with oat milk.

Chocolate, abacate, e banana | £4.25
Cocoa, avocado, and banana with oat milk.

We have other milk options.

Sucos / juices

As with smoothies, fresh and blended fruit juices are a Brazilian staple.

Suco de laranja natural | £4
Freshly squeezed orange juice.

Suco de limao | £4
Freshly squeezed and lime juice.

Suco de abacaxi com hortela | £4
Fresh pineapple blended with mint.

Refrigerantes / soft drinks

Guaraná Antarctica, £3
A popular Brazilian fizzy drink made with the guaraná seed extract.

Cafés e chás / coffees and teas

Classic British teas and hot drinks, coffees both hot and iced, teapots, and hot chocolate.

Non-dairy milks available.

Espresso, £2
Flat white, £3
Cappuccino, £3
Americano, £3
Latte, £3
Iced americano, £3
Iced latte, £3
Caramel, hazelnut, and vanilla syrups available

Hot chocolate, £3
Golden milk (turmeric latte), £3
Breakfast tea, £2
Peppermint tea, £2
Green tea, £2