Ah, Brazil; the land of carnivals, juicy steaks, warming stews, boozy caipirinhas and fresh seafood. Whether you're on the hunt for a vibrant venue to party at after your meal, or an authentic dining experience, there's a little something for everyone. We've rounded up the best Brazilian restaurants in London, so you can get a taste of the mouthwatering fare this country has to offer.
If you've found yourself feeling peckish in Covent Garden, this branch of Cabana Brasil is just the place. Whipping up vibrant Rio street food, spicy Malagueta chicken, blackened cod and heady caipirinhas to accompany, there's a boozy feast in store.
Serving Londoners since the 1870s, The Alexandra may look like a traditional British boozer. But its grand yet understated exterior hides bags of Brazilian flair.
The menu packs in everything from feijoada and picanha to pastels and hearty portions of chicken legs and rump steak. Whatever you choose for your plate, wash it down with a South American beer, fine wine or handcrafted cocktail.
Head to Clapham High Street and you'll uncover tropical hideaway, Tropix. While it doesn't only serve Brazilian food, its menu of small plates and mains includes tasty chargrilled lamb cutlets marinated in lemon, pepper and mint. To follow? A reggaeton nightclub for dancing 'til the early hours.
For Brazilian barbeque in the heart of London, it's hard to beat Dom Carnivoro. The menu packs in the finest of cuts, like picanha to feijoada, along with all kinds of seasonal sides.
The wine list is just as well thought out, with international beers and wines to pair with your plate. There's no need to break the bank here either – mains start from just £18.
Colourful restaurant Made In Brasil is serving up authentic grub, alongside a huge cocktail menu of classic tipples. Mosey on over to the Camden spot to enjoy Brazilian beef rump, veggie stews and signature caipirinhas in a range of fruity flavours.
While it covers the whole of Latin America on its food and drink menu, Las Iguanas boasts an array of Brazilian mains, including Bahia coconut chicken and shellfish or veggie moqueca (stew). Topping it off? Affordable cocktails and panoramic views of Olympic Stadium.
