Brasileirissimo Steak House - Toronto

Initially, we had trouble finding the entrance, missing it twice before resorting to the street address for guidance. It's odd for a five-star restaurant to have such a concealed entryway. I've dined at Brazilian restaurants before, and what was offered as a rare steak wasn't what I had anticipated. The fried calamari was similarly underwhelming. Additionally, when the server presented the bill, there was a discrepancy of $30 on a $72 tab, which they attributed to HST. As for the atmosphere, I didn't find anything noteworthy. On a positive note, the food was fresh and served promptly.

Exceptional Brazilian cuisine! The food is delicious, so be sure to bring your loved ones along. They offer $10 steaks and have vegetarian options like carrot soup.

I wouldn’t recommend this place at all. It’s dark, dirty, and the atmosphere is unwelcoming. The customer service is lacking, and I was very disappointed with the food. Save your money and time—better options are available elsewhere!

As Brazilians, we made the drive across town to check out this restaurant, but we ended up leaving before placing an order. The atmosphere was dark, cold, and unwelcoming, making it uncomfortable for us to stay, even for just a few minutes. We also found the prices to be outrageous—$48 for bife de casa? We have some advice for management: if customers are wearing their coats indoors and leaving as soon as they walk in, it might be time to rethink a few things.

The menu includes English translations under the items listed in Brazilian Portuguese, which is helpful for those who may not be familiar with the cuisine. The restaurant is somewhat easy to overlook, as it's located on the second floor of a building and accessible only by a narrow staircase, making it challenging for those with mobility issues or inaccessible for wheelchair users.