“We were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was great, waiters were friendly.”
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“We were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was great, waiters were friendly.”
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“Berimbau for sure! Amazing picanha, feijoada, coxinha and caipirinha. I’m Brazilian so my bar for BR food is very high”
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“I second that! Berimbau is very authentic”
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“Not dedicated but have been very good with gf and or have dedicated areas in restaurant: Keste (best GF pizza) (sister restaurant Don Antonion in midtown too) - dedicated prep/cooking area Market Table(and their family of restaurants. Little Owl, Merry Lane) - one of their head chef's has celiacs so they're typically very knowledgable Berimbau (brazilian)”
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“Get the Pincaha at Berimbau”
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“my favorite by far is actually the Brazilian variety at Berimbau. It's a bit different than the og, but so so good. I order it every time.”
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“Berimbau in the West Village has great food and a great brunch menu.”
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“I second that! Berimbau is very authentic”
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“Berimbau is very good (I really like their feijoada!)”
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“Berimbau - their moteca is better than anything I’ve ever had in Brazil, it haunts me.”
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“In Manhattan try the pastel from Casa or Berimbau.”
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“berimbau has a really nice steak for two meal that is quite afforable.”
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“There are lots. Ugly Baby, Chuan Tian Xia, BCD Tofu House, Yemen Cafe, Berimbau , Minetta, Mamoun’s , Thai Diner, Boran, Mariscos el submarino, Karam”
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“Berimbau is a great brazilian spot in the West Village.”
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“Berimbau”
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“But past few months I’ve enjoyed: Keens, Sushi On Me, A Pasta Bar, Berimbau, Nowon, Xixa, 63 Clinton, Dirt Candy, Venhue, Buddakan, Le Coucou, Gramercy Tavern, Luthun … most are pretty simple to secure a res”
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“The Modern, Cho Dang Gol, Berimbau”
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“These places aren't entirely GF (other than Nami Nori), but I've been to all of them multiple times and have had good experiences.”
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“Berimbau is excellent”
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“Berimbau”
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“I liked berimbau.”
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“There are a few good Brazilian restaurants, like Berimbau, but they rarely have regional dishes.”
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“Berimbau (Brazilian)”
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“like empanada mamá / Berimbau more”
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“In manhattan go to berimbau or casa. Both delicious.”
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“In Manhattan go to Berimbau, Casa or Rice n' Beans.”
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“berimbau for Brazilian”
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“Some of the best Brazilian food i've ever had, which impressed even my Brazilian friend, Berimbau”
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