Saudade Brazilian Restaurant In Torino

The experience was completely positive. The food was very good and worth it, the service was excellent, and the staff was very polite and helpful. There were, however, a few downsides: the price was a bit high for the amount of meat served. I also had the impression that they didn't offer all nine types of meat listed on the menu, which further undermines the price. Otherwise, the place is very beautiful, the service is excellent, the cocktails are very good and well-made, and the food is high-quality. It doesn't quite live up to the claim about quantity, although you can ask for more meat, but I would have liked to try all the varieties available. Overall, the experience was very positive. A few extra touches would have made it perfect.

I've been to this restaurant several times and have always had a good experience, but on Saturday night I went with friends and was disappointed. The meat was excellent, as always, but what disappointed me was the service. It's understandable on a Saturday night, as the restaurant was packed, so the dinner lasted longer. The problem is, if a restaurant offers a fixed all-you-can-eat menu, stressing that if we wanted more meat, they'd bring it, and when you call, the waiters pretend not to see you, making you wait until the kitchen closes, and then telling you it's all gone, then I find it unfair to pay €55. I definitely recommend it because if you want excellent meat and typical Brazilian food, this is the best place in Turin, but I don't recommend going on a Saturday night.

I had never been there... Welcoming atmosphere... very friendly staff, especially the waitress, excellent food, I will definitely go back

Delicious food, helpful and very welcoming staff, Daiana speaks English and is very kind. Recommended.

Very nice place with kind and helpful staff booked with the fork impeccable service and very good quality of the meat at the yuo can eat

Friendly owner and fantastic service

very good meat, kind owner, wealthy and handsome

A piece of Brazil in Piazza Vittorio. Brazilian restaurants are usually called churrascherias, because you can eat grilled meat, churrasco, with a series of skewered meats that pass around the tables, carving the meat onto plates; this round is called rodizio. Very nice place, friendly staff; it's a shame there's only one Brazilian waiter. When you arrive, they bring you the side dishes that usually accompany the meat: farofa, vincerete (tomato, onion, and peppers with vinegar), rice, black beans, feijão preto, and pão de queijo. They also brought something more Italian, like potatoes, chicken salad, and a few variations. Then comes the meat: sausage, chicken, various types of meat, with the tastiest cuts being ribs, pork loin, and picanha, excellent, and I must say, plentiful. Keep going until you're full! All washed down with a caipirinha... A trip to Brazil. The bill was reasonable, and it's a fixed-price menu, so no surprises. I'd gladly return and recommend it.

Everything was excellent, I recommend the picanha!

I discovered this place through TheFork and I have to say it was a lovely discovery. The staff was helpful, kind, and friendly. They were always ready to explain the various dishes. The atmosphere was lovely... the view over Piazza Vittorio says it all! Excellent food for meat lovers!