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Casa Restaurant in New York
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New York, New York County, New York, US
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Phone: +1 212-366-9410
Site: http://www.casarestaurant.com/
Site: http://www.casarestaurant.com/
Opening hours
- Monday:5–10PM
- Tuesday:5–10PM
- Wednesday:5–10PM
- Thursday:5–10PM
- Friday:5–10:30PM
- Saturday:11AM–10:30PM
- Sunday:11AM–10PM
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Wow! I was in the mood for some good food and Casa restaurant really hit the spot. It was our first time trying out this spot and we thought it was very filling and had an excellent selection.I do recommend getting reservations online or call in advance for seating options. The staff were very kind and spoke Portuguese if you were curious. They do offer some vegan options and have a full bar.If you are looking to try out new cuisine, and have some classic Brasilian food this is a great place to take a friend, or a group.
Amazing food! Now with the outside sitting, the street is really calm, is like an oasis in the middle of the city! Lupercinio was amazing and made us feel at home and made a unforgettable lime Caipirinha.And I wrote it already but the food hhhmmm the food is AMAZING!
Quaint quiet restaurant in a really nice part of town with fantastic brazilian food! We had a craving for brazilian food and happened to find Casa. I ordered the feijoada which is a traditional brazilian dish and the portions were huge. On top of that the ordered the steak and yuca fries. All of the dishes were perfectly done and just the right combination of flavours! If youre craving brazilian food I highly recommend giving this place a shot!
This place is SPECTACULAR! My only regret is not coming here sooner. The food is fresh, tasteful and very authentic. Our server was so attentive, friendly and welcoming. I would honestly would recommend to all my friends and family. Top 10 restaurants in NYC ❤️
Pretty good food. The beef definitely tastes different, most likely different spices. Desert was good as well.
A really special place. We were seated in front of an iconic West Village window frame and had a perfect view of the rarefied street scape. Service was friendly and discreet. Caipirinhas delicious and broad wine selection. Food was flawless with many Brazilian staples. I want to make this a regular go-to.
Homestyle Brazilian cooking. I had the sea bass. Pan de yuca was divine.
Good Brazilian restaurant. Food is okay. I dont recommend the pão de queijo. Small and not chewy.All the appetizers are small and overpriced.
The food and service were great. Authentic brazilian cuisine. Bolinho de bacalhau, pastel and picanha were the best items!
Great ambiance, service and food!Simple dishes, elegantly prepared and a contrast of flavors well thought through. Perfect for the first night of our trip to the big Apple.
The best Brazilian restaurant in town hands down. Genuine Brazilian flavors in every dish, I had the feijoada, the most typical Brazilian dish, and it was amazing! Also love the caipovodka with passion fruit. Simply amazing! Make reservations in advance.
Food was mediocre and smaller portion - overpriced for what they offer. Beware they also charged $3 for a cup of hot water - absurd!
Very Good. My fish was cooked very skillfully, which only can be tasted in Japan.
Casa is definitely a hidden gem in the middle of west village. I have lived in the neighborhood for nearly 1.5 years before trying, but have been 3x in the last month now. The fish of the day special with lemons and capers or the picanha are both delicious
Felt compelled to write something after my experience tonight. It wasn’t all bad - the servers were nice enough, not overly enthusiastic but as another reviewer put perfectly, “discreet”. The ambience is nice, pretty quiet. The food is WAY overpriced for the smallest croquettes and coxinhas I’ve ever seen. The picanha was very very over cooked - way past well done (even though I asked for medium rare), to the point where it was hard to cut. Also as many reviewers pointed out, tiiiiiny portions. Overall the food is pretty authentic and tasty, just don’t expect normal sized foods and don’t get the picanha. The octopus was great! But I really can’t get past what I feel is the worst steak I’ve ever had.And be careful, even though I ordered several things to share because I like to eat “family style”, they charged $5 for each entrée we shared, without even letting us know.All in all we spent $100 on food (no alcohol) and left hungry.
Love this place, I have been several times and food is always so good. The restaurant is tiny and very cozy, personnel super nice.
Wandered in to this little gem of a restaurant. Food, service and atmosphere all outstanding. I’ll be back.
Great Brazilian restaurant in west village. Food is delicious and staff is muito legal. Caipirinha is fantastic. Place is a little larger than a postage stamp, seats about 4 1/2 persons at a time, lol, so reservations are recommended.
OMG what a gem! The food was amazing and inventive! The drinks were so good. I lived in miami and never loved the Caipirinhas there BUT they were so delicious here. The cheese bread? My god the cheese bread! We are 2 orders!!The staff was super attentive and fun! Definitely going back soon
Been here dozens of times... best Brazilian in NYC. Everything tastes homemade, and their yucca fries are the best Ive ever had. Cant go wrong with steak/picanha, fish, tapioca crepes, pdq, rice and beans, really anything.Dessert is especially good... love the homemade flan and corn ice cream. Caipirinhas strong and tasty.Service is top notch and the wait staff are friendly and get to know repeat customers.Highly recommend! Cozy but also great outdoor seating.
The food is good but the staff is so amazing here: so kind and gracious and friendly- there were a couple times we were waiting for water or check but it wasn’t long and every request was fulfilled generously. The coxhinha appetizer was so so good: all fresh, crispy and warm. The Berkshire pork chop main course was cooked perfectly- crispy brown far along the edges (hate if you want but it’s delicious) with tender, juicy meat. I picked up the bone and honestly ate every piece of meat off of it. The Farofa was flavorful and mixed nicely with the rice and beans. You may need to ask for a second bowl of beans, it seemed a bit small but i was also very hungry. A very minor item that really packed a delicious punch was the chilé(?) green sauce- the perfect blend of spice and flavor. The appetizer portion sizes seem a bit small but the main course was plenty and very delicious. Price is not low but the food quality is well above average and very in line with what you get. We left feeling completely satisfied but not stuffed and heavy. Great spot, highly recommend and will definitely return.
Came for Valentines Day. Food tasted great, but the service was some of the worst weve had before. We waited at our table for over 10 minutes with no water or bread. When the server finally arrived, he introduced himself to us and the table next to us at the same time, and then proceeded to take our order together as if we were a single table. For the price, you expect some degree of quality service. He also got in a fight with what seemed to be the manager right in front of us. The restaurant also advertised a four course meal, with bread being one of the courses...
Terribly slow service for mediocre food (1.5 hour wait for the food). Would not recommend.Owner/manager Jupira Lee was the worse part of the evening because she left a bad taste in our entire partys mouth as she was brazenly unapologetic. She admittedly seated 70+ patrons all at the same time when the restaurant usually accommodates around 30. Absolutely terrible representation of NYC and W.Village.
The servers were VERY NICE and VERY ACCOMMODATING.Party of 9 with small children.They let us order apps and didnt insist that we order main courses on a Friday night. This is the ONLY reason Im giving them 3 stars.But the food was ONE star.I got the filet minion with yucca and rice. $39.99The steak was well cooked but too salty to eat.I was starving and for that $ I forced myself to eat it.The rice and yucca were dry.They forgot my drink order but DID apologize.I wont complain about the slow service because it was very very busy, and of course they dont just cook for the people in the restaurant but also deliveries.I think he whole Doordash, Ubereats or whatever is ruining the in-restaurant experience in NYC.Restaurants should focus on the people who make the EFFORT TO GO OUT TO EAT.If a restaurant wants to do the whole app, take out thing, for people who want to stay home and eat in their underwear, the restaurant should rent an off site industrial kitchen.Everyone in my party was from out of town. I was trying to show them a good time but was VERY embarrassed by the quality of the food.
Great restaurant, very tasty and fantastic service.
The food was good, great feijoada and caipirinhas, but portions were really small. Also, I had the picadinho de picanha which I thought tasted good but was slightly misleading, since it came in some sort of tomato-based sauce, which was not described in the menu. Overall, it was a lovely experience, but I wouldnt come back.
Overpriced. Service was excellent. Dishes are good but really can’t justify being priced 50% above the average price of a bistro in NY. Only scenario I would recommend is if you are really craving Brazilian food and have nowhere else to go.
I ate here because the outdoor dining area is pretty, and the restaurant has 2 dollar signs on Google maps. For the cost, the portions were tiny, and the seasoning was off. To me, one dish was too salty, and the other not salty enough. Everything was well cooked however, and I enjoyed the accompanying hot sauces. I think this place should have 3 dollar signs on Google maps.
If you don’t mind waiting 15 + minutes for anyone to come by and take your drink order after you sit down, getting an attitude from your server, not being checked on during your meal and having to get up to ask for silverware, plates or another round of drinks, you may enjoy this place. If any of these things can ruin your dinner, I highly suggest you stay the f#€< away...
Amazing service, tastes, and scene during a global pandemic. This place is an oasis tucked in some very quiet streets in west village.The empanadas were the best I’ve ever had. The tapas, wine, and entrees are creative yet familiar. The service is impeccable. It’s places like this that make 2020 worth it.10/10
Really really tasty food and a nice ambiance but had to dock 1 star for being so expensive
It has very authentic menu and food. I believe it has been the best Brazilian food I’ve had outside Brazil. The taste brought me nice memories of home and the experience was great. Some Brazilian restaurants tend to make a bit greasy or salty food, but this was perfect. Well done!
Lovely experience! Staff was friendly and warm. We were seated very quickly even though we arrived early for our reservation!Very nice options on the menu, even some vegan and vegetarian options which is rare for a Brazilian place.Fresh drinks and the Feijoada was so delicious (and very filling) we cleaned our plates!Restaurant was very clean and had a welcoming and uncluttered feel. Looking forward to returning!
Favorite restaurant in all of new york. possibly in the world. Ive been here many times, and every experience has been divine. the food is absolutely incredible, the service kind & professional, and the environment is just beyond. and I must say as a former meat eater, the vegan feijoada is exquisite!!! until next time...
A nice little vibe for a lowkey dinner. Their home-cooking style Brazilian menu had great selections especially the feijoada and the yuca sticks. Highly recommend to anyone!
The first time we came, we were already very disappointed by the service we received. We decided to give it another chance since the food is actually good. On our second (and last) visit, the service just got worse. Apparently the bus boy was asked by the server to take our order and he didn’t even try to hide his anger, by rolling his eyes while saying: “ Well,Looks like I got stuck taking your order”.Because we had our hungry boy with us, we decided to just brush this off and stay, we really wanted to just walk out. They are way understaffed and really do not care about their customers. It’s obvious that ownership doesn’t make an effort to properly train or even supervise their staff.To add insult to injury, there were drinks from another table on our check, it took a long time for them to correct it and when they finally corrected the check, it came with the tip added, we were only a party of 3.For a much better experience in a Brazilian restaurant, try Berimbau not too far from them.
Great little treasure. Found this place through the Michelin guide and it is definitely worth a visit. Cozy, great atmosphere. Great place for a date, good prices and tasty dishes. I love that dishes had just the right size, not overly big, so good for dinner.
The famous Caipirinhas are made of juice and not real fruit. Not Brazilian at all!Expensive restaurant that charges fees for sharing meals.
Very very over priced place.5 for a small cup of black coffee, doesn’t even taste good.3 for a cup of hot water…Would tip more if the server don’t charge random price…Do not recommended!!!
We popped in to Casa Brazilian after we tried to get into another local restaurant but it was shut. We just wanted a spot of lunch and a glass of wine. What a surprise and a real treat. Lupi (forgive the spelling), our server, was a real star and took us through the menu explaining the dishes and telling us what were good sharing plates.Everything without exception was delicious and presented beautifully. The warm neighbour feel of this restaurant was just what we needed after the hustle and bustle of a morning in NY.I cant recommend this place highly enough - well done Casa, one of our NY culinary highlights!
Starters such as the shrimp in garlic sauce and the croquettes were all quite delicious. Main courses were a mixed bag. The stroganoff was very good but the filet mignon was just average and a bit dry. The sea bass and shrimp entree were fine but the quality of the base was not great and it was all smothered by a tomato-based sauce that did nothing to enhance the fish. It was served with plain white rice and chayote which is generally a bit tasteless anyway.We were suggested to have the coconut pudding dessert and we found it extremely sweet and could not take more than one or two bites.Service is pleasant but not fantastic. When they saw that we were not eating the desert and I told the wait staff that it was so very sweet, you would think that they would remove it from the bill but they made no mention of it.
Initially, we were going to a Brazilian restaurant up the street but they were packed. Last minute we decided to come here and booked a reservation 10 minutes before showing up. This is an upscale restaurant Brazilian and the food was perfect. My date had the bobó de camarão and I had the frango com quiabo. Her shrimp portions were generous and purée was consistent in texture. My chicken and okra was great as well. We were both scraping our plates at the end. And I can’t forget the yucca fries. They tasted just like french fries with a more exotic twist. For my first time trying Brazilian food, I’m happy to say I’m pleased.
Great Brazilian food and in the right portions!!!
The food here is exquisite, its been my very favorite place in NYC for a couple years now. So my partner and I were really unhappy tonight when, a few tables down from us, the cigarettes came out. It was 15 minutes before closing, but we were still enjoying our meal. Our clothes and hair now smell like smoke. It was a disgusting and disappointing way to end our date, I hope the people running the restaurant rethink things.
One of our absolute favorites in Manhattan. Tiny place. Attentive staff. Food is always great. Love the caipirinhas. We keep coming back and bring our friends.
Obsessed with this place. Highly recommend the beef stroganoff (without mushrooms) the brigadeiro, and paõ de queijo. Caipirinhas are always the best too.
The staff was friendly and gave recommendations on the meals. Always good to see that, which is somewhat rare, in my experiences. Food was good and they offer several vegan selections, for those interested.
Portions have gotten smaller and less opulent since I first started going. Flavor and quality has remained. A beautiful location with a wonderful atmosphere. Great for a nice dinner or after work meet up or even date night.
Awesome drinks - try the batida if you like coconut. Atmosphere is kind of cool/romantic but simple. Food is excellent - the shrimp dishes we ordered were particularly good. Kitchen also open late - we sat down at 1030 or 11pm.
The food and service was great. Everything tasted delicious and the atmosphere was light and relaxing. However, this place is on the pricier side for the fare they serve. While there are many Brazilian staple dishes that are on the fancier side this restaurant offers dishes that would be more likely classified as street food. You can get a much better deal going to one of the Brazilian markets in Astoria if you are in the mood for pao de queijo, coxhinas or feijoada. However, if you are in the mood for something fancier and some strong caipirinhas this is the place for you!
General:The restaurant is situated on a quiet street corner, a block or two off from busy 7th Ave South. We had reservations for a Wednesday night for a party of four, but they had an extra table as well. Expect to spend roughly two hours here, so its probably best to make reservations given the small size of the restaurant.Staff:The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They recommended a few killer apps on the menu, as well as a wine choice. They were attentive and generally pleasant to be around.Food/Drinks:Funny enough, for our party of four, three of us ordered the same item on the menu (rib eye steak) which was cooked to my request. One person got the seafood bowl which was REALLY good (should have gotten that). We shared two bottles of Malbec that was recommended and it was one of the better bottles Ive had in recent memory.Price:Meal cost came out to 70/person with wine and tip, so very fair for a West Village restaurant. Id recommend coming here next time you are in the area, especially on a cold night.
Experienced a very uncomfortable situation when the owner called me up to the cashier and, adopting a very condescending attitude, complained about the low tip my two friends and I had left. Our total check was almost $100, which is not a small amount for us to pay. We are on a budget. Still,I wanted to take my friends to try some good Brazilian food. The experience ended in a very low note, though. We felt insulted and humiliated. This is a quite upscale restaurant where you can often bump into celebrities and I am sure our minimum $15 dollar expected tip would not have made much difference for the personnel there, as I am sure, they must receive generous tips all the time. So,why create such an uncomfortable situation for three customers instead of letting it go? After all, tipping is absolutely at the discretion of the customer. We had had a big meal after all and my friends were very happy with the food and restaurant overall. We were planning to come back soon. Well, not anymore. Both my friend from France and my friend from Trinidad were appalled by the owners behavior. Having just been in France for three weeks now, I agree with my friend that such thing would never happen there. It also made me wonder if I would have faced the same situation if I were not Brazilian or were it not a Brazilian restaurant. Once again, tipping or not or how much is something completely up to the customer. With that attitude, I am afraid the owner and her staff just lost a bunch of customers. But again, its probably ok, because they dont need our money and our low tips.
An intimate dining experience with authentic Brazilian dishes, verified by Brazilian visitors. Choose Casa for that local, good food restaurant that’s frequented by mainly locals.Highly recommend this restaurant for a classy, intimate dinner that’s sure to impress.I’m a local reviewer based in NYC.
I used to be a regular customer, the food is great and the location beautiful.Unfortunately, theyre a non kid friendly restaurant, so if you have an infant that still cant use a regular chair, dont even bother coming here. They dont have high chair, they dont move tables to accommodate the stroller (even during an empty Saturday brunch, with many empty tables), and the staff, who used to be friendly, stair at you with a dislike look because you have a baby with you, and say Im sorry, we cant do much.Im glad theres another great Brazilian restaurant one block down, with highchair, awesome staff and the same great food!
Tasty Brazilian food and delicious cocktails in an intimate setting. We went with a big party (reserved a week in advance) and they actually managed to fit us in, which was impressive given the size. Service is on the slower side, but the atmosphere is so chill that you dont really notice.I recommend the passion fruit caipirinhas to drink, the feijoada as a main course and the cheese bread (best Ive had outside of Brazil!)
This site is my number one restaurant. Of all restaurants I know I love it most. I always suggests to my friends to go to that place. Whenever I feel like having a delicious dinner, this is the place that comes first to my head. superb and all sorts of food and a rich menu.great staff members, and nice ambience. Also important, the tariff is fair. I suggest this place with no doubt.
Great food and very good service. Many interesting dishes to try with strong Brazilian influence. Try the passion fruit mousse for dessert; youll be glad you did.
For those that understand the flavors of Bahia in Brazil, this is as close as you will get in Manhattan. They serve farofa with their moqueca and the passion fruit juice is properly sour. Very quaint place with exactly that West village charm while still staying true to the flavors. Portions arent huge.
Great Brazilian food, genuine tasteAlthough the Brazilian palette can handle more salty food, so have that in mindA bit pricy also...Id say 20% or 30% more expensive then similar places. I guess its premium is the locationFeijoada, National Brazilian dish, was delicious and well done however very underwhelming on the meats. The dish is pork meats floating on beans but there were only 4 pieces.... Again, expensive for what it was....
Great Brazilian food - service was also very good -
Real and delicious Brazilian food! Bolinhos de bacalhau, moqueca de mariscos and mousse de maracuja. Wonderful. Very friendly staff with the warmth that only Brazilians have. The only weak point: it can get very loud if a noisy party sits near you. They should install noise reduction panels (as by the way should do 95% of restaurants in NYC)
I come to this special restaurant often as I like the special atmosphere that is part of this place. The crew is awfuly loving and skilfull. The service is absolutely quick. Most important, the food they prepare is great. I visited many times and I was always happy. The rate is reasobable. I highly recommend this restaurant to to all.
Awesome ambience and very welcoming service. The menu was crisp and delicious. Will clearly recommend this restaurant to friends and family. Reasonable rates and big meals. Great job.
Great family food, nice service.
Great food and ambience! Their picanha was perfectly cooked and seasoned, and feijoada was phenomenal (especially the sausage was really delicious)! Great place for friends gathering or date nights!
Cute place, quite neighborhood. Food is excellent. I felt the menu very authentic comparing with other Brazilian restaurants I have been. Very creative new caipirinha options.
The worst service we ever experienced in the city. Servers clearly do not care about their guests and make you feel as if they’re doing you a favor for waiting on you. Spend your money elsewhere where your business is appreciated!
Very good authentic Brazilian food! And the environment it’s very cozy and enjoyable. I am vegetarian and they have a lot of options too. For sure I will return soon.
I had the caldo verde soup and pão de queijo basket. Both were equally delicious!I also love the intimate atmosphere this restaurant offers, it reminds me of a rural town in Brazil. The music selection was relaxing and also Brazilian. I would come back again for sure!
Let me start by saying - Im Brazilian. Born and raised in Rio. Casa has great food, and it definitely scratched the itch. We ordered the bolinho de bacalhau, frango a passarinho, pão de queijo, feijoada, camarão na moranga, bobó de camarão, and picanha. Everything was delicious, but for me the picanha came out on top. Lots of flavor and very tender! Others at the table ranked things in different order, but honestly, youll probably be happy with anything you order here. The caipirinhas were very good too. The fact that everyone who works there is from Brazil was the cherry on top.
Very delicious Brazilian restaurant in the West Village. Cute environment, and not super crowded when I went. You can find the same food in Queens or Hell’s Kitchen for cheaper prices, but it’s Village restaurant, and the prices are compatible with the neighborhood. Would go again!
Casa is a good neighborhood spot with a relaxed vibes. Weve only visited since COVID and havent needed reservations yet to dine there. We appreciate the laid back vibe.
So, I’m walking my dog today and see one of the restaurant staff (young man in a “Honey Boy” T-shirt) setting the tables outside... without a mask. Meaning, he was setting silverware, plates and glasses down without a mask before customers were seated. Sure enough... he let out a big old sneeze.Guys, us locals want to support you but you have a responsibility to also take care of us.
This is one of my regular favs in NYC. It is great for a romantic dinner. The food is fresh, simple, and authentic Brazilian - this is where all the Brazilians in NYC go. If the owner Jupira Lee is there you can expect and exceptionally good time as she is the perfect host.
I eat in this spot a lot since I work nearby. I got to say the customer service is always great and they keep the spot well organized consistently. Rates are affordable and they serve large portions.
Great customer service staffs. Clean and welcoming. I had the Brazilian Steak for brunch, it was delicious.. I will plan to hang out there soon.
Cozy Brazilian restaurant in the West Village. Big windows show off the very quaint Bedford St and the Edna St. Vincent Mallay house across the street. It fills up during dinner hour so either show up early or make a reservation. Theres a tiny five seat bar area that sometimes has a seat or two available.
They offer a large range of fresh food. I like dining here. The employees are always friendly, pricing is reasonable and the spot is always well organised.
Last night was the first time we visited this good restaurant. But It is no doubt not the last time. We passed a splendid evening with the good service, with the superb food and wine and with the friendly pay. We will surely visit there soon.
Terrible experience. They checked all the boxes of a terrible: poor service, bad food and long waiting. I ate here this week and turned very ill from the food (perhaps food poisoning). The health inspectors should really go there because the place deserves to be shut down. Dont waste your time.
I dream of the vegetarian feijoada here and must have it each time I visit!
Its good, but its not just like what you can eat in brazil. Ingredients are never as fresh as what restaurants can get in brazil. It wont disappoint you, but if it werent for the location I would find it too expensive.
I am a native New Yorker and will keep to the directness of how we are known to be :)Food: Excellent! My favorite is Xinxum de Galinha (North Brazilian [Bahia] chicken and shrimp stew) and Feijoada.Drinks: Great Caipirinhas!Space: This is a very small, cozy, romantic and quaint setting. The beauty of this restaurant is that it has a great selection of the various regional differences of Brazilian cuisine. Most places in NYC are serving Southern style Brazilian food. Great place to bring a date, impress your significant other, or impress your non-Brazilian friends with you knowing where authentic regional Brazilian food is in NYC. (Im Brazilian-American).Scene: Romantic. Date night. Get-togethers.Service: Great! Very courteous & professional.
The Norwegian codfish was super yummy.
As a Brazilian, I was very excited the first moments I got to know Casa. We had fun there, even got to meet the owner, thought that would be our spot in NYC. But I have to say, when we went back last couple of times, food is getting smaller and smaller, service is getting poor and slow and price... oh my god!!! It could be a great spot, if it was not so over priced.Even for appetizers, expect to leave there a good amount of dollars...
Best Brazilian restaurant in the city!
Wonderful restaurant. Delicious food, cozy atmosphere, and staff is incredibly gracious and professional. Love coming here for special occasions. Highly recommended!
A very cozy and delicious Brazilian restaurant in NY with great service! It was my friends first time eating Brazilian food and she absolutely loved it!
I absolutely enjoy the dishes and service, good area close to my apartment. The workers are always very nice. Will come back again.
Amazing food. My friend described it best by saying the food is Delicate but still has a home cooked feel to it. The chermoya was delicious.
Would give it a zero star if I could. Come here if you want attitude and wait 20 minutes before they acknowledge your presence. First time was bad, gave it a second try was worse.
They definitely serve authentic Brazilian food. I loved the capirinha drink and the feijoada dish. The downside this place is a bit pricey and service a bit slow.
Lovely, intimate space and very personable vibe. Food is top quality and Id love to come back again. Great neighborhood venue and definitely recommend!
Ah, the Brazilian food! Taken to a next level, it feels like home. What a great restaurant, very good service and cozy ambiance!
Loved it. Brazilian food excellent. Each recipe unique. Jupira is amazing hostess.
Pricey but very cozy. Authentic food. Strong caipirinha. Get the picanha or the feijoada. Dont leave before eating pão de queijo.
Incredible food, service, and drinks!!
Delicious Brazilian home style food in a cozy atmosphere, with a brunch menu on weekends. Great options for vegetarian/vegan.
The food and service was fantastic!!!
This place is under-rated. the food is delicious! if you like brazilian, you will love this place. the picanha steak, fried bananas, and cheese bread made me think i was back in brazil.
Had a awesome experience in this place with my kids. The food arrives quick and the service is just fantastic. Prices are affordable.
Im a brazilian and I lived in LA for one year and now in NY for 4 months. Im always looking for brazilian places I can assure you this is BEST brazilian restaurant I have ever found in the U.S. The food here is the best it feels like Im in Brazil again.
Good authentic food, but way too expensive ($25 for an entree). Two people spend $100 between a drink, food and dessert. You can find other good restaurants for $70 maximum.
Typical Brazilian food - pao de queijo, great meat, perfectly fried appetizers and yuca, tapioca. Also loved the smooth Brazilian music in the background.
The food was delicious and it was a really good serving size! The servers were really nice and it’s a very cozy place.
Had a great experience here with my daughter. The food was served fast and the customer service is just good. Prices are fair.
Wonderful food and ambience! Its a very small seating place but worth a wait or make a reservation ahead of time.
I tried this spot in the past with a friend and I am obsessed ever since. I loved the fantastic ambience and delicious dishes and drinks. 5 stars from me.
The best Brazilian restaurant ever best service and food Vini make the best cocktails
Love everything about this place, the staff always super nice, and the food absolutely delicious
Cod fritters and malbec were delicious. Service was much friendlier than Chumleys (down the road).
Beautiful place, cozy, inviting, a real gem. The ambiance was fantastic and the music in the background was just perfect. I look forward to coming back again. I absolutely loved it.
Definitely a place worth visiting, the food is awesome and well prepared, the cost is fair and it is constantly clean in here. 5 stars.
Cozy, romantic, and excellent food. Service is a bit slow but that just gives you the chance to soak in the ambiance and savor the food.
Amazing Brazilian food, can say it is legit food from back home. The picanha was incredible
Certainly a place worth visiting, the food is awesome and fresh, the cost is reasonable and it is consistently neat there. Keep it up.
Great food, very cozy. Slightly overpriced, but its the West village, so thats pretty much par for the course I guess..
Delicious food. Great service. Lots of mosquitos.
One of the best Brazilian restaurants in NYC. Intimate setting with amazing local dishes. Feels like you are in someones home.
The food is good but nothing really special, and honestly quite overpriced.
Great selection of Brazilian staples with a fantastic feijoada (beans stew). The only downside is that it is very noisy
Ive found this place by luck while walking around the area. Amazing Brazilian food at the heart of NYC!
Wonderful food and service.
Not a Brazilian BBQ place. Authentic Brazilian food in a cozy, intimate atmosphere. Superb.
Amazing food, good staff and wonderfull desserts.
One of my favorite spots to eat. good location, neat, and excellent service. Very good job!
Food was solid but quite pricey for the serving sizes.
Fantastic and tasty! Great customer service! Amazing food for hot summer day.
Great brazilian food & atmosphere. No need to to hop on an airplane to experience it
Comfortable atmosphere, good service and a nice sample of Brazilian food.
Authentic delicious brazilian food in a cozy restaurant! Recommended!
Authentic Brazilian. Aka heavy on the meat, caipirinhas, and tight seating.
Always delicious meals and friendly staff!
Amazing. The best Brazilian food I had in NYC.
I used to come here 18 years ago for the beef stroganoff. Its still the same and even better!
Have been loyal to Casa for over 12 years. The only place for an A+ FEIJOADA in NYC.
Nice Little charming and warm restaurant of great brazilian cuisine.
Great cocktails
Intimate spot with down home Brazilian comfort food. Great date spot
Deliciously prepared brazilian food in a small, informal, nice atmosphere
Amazing!!! Go!!!! The food and owner make you feel as though you are family
Brasil in NY. Food was as authentic as it gets. If you closed your eyes you’d think you’re in São Paulo.
Excellent quality and service. Typical Brazilian fare if a little pricey.
Great food and environment. My favorite Brazilian place in the city.
Nice restourant
Authentic comfort food from Brazil. The feijoada is amazing!
Very intimate and amazing authentic Brazilian food!
Small portions a little pricey but food is delicious.
Really great food
Good food and service. A little pricey.
Delicious Brazilian food and beverage but a bit expensive
Lack of sitting space and small almost uncomfortable distance between tables
Best Brazilian home cooking restaurant in NYC!!!
One of the best meals Ive had in nyc
Good good, great service and wonderful caipirinhas!
Delicious Brazilian food! Amazing place!!
Delicious food! Will definitely be coming back!
Delicious
Delicious, cute place! Wonderful food.
Great place. We had a blast for my birthday
Amazing meal.
Loved the food. The ladies love the cocktails
They need to offer more choices of salad
Delicious Brazilian food
Very helpful, large collection, conforatable reading chairs
Excellent place , must try 5 ⭐
Amazing food, cocktails, and service
Cosy, but never rushed ! Delicious options
Excellent place, highly recommended.
Brazilian food... brazilian enviroment... delicious!
Great Brazilian hole in the wall, but nicer
Charming, cozy little brazilian comfort food spot.
Consistently very good food!
Best Brazilian restaurant!
Brazilian restaurant at its best
Great bar and friendly service!
Great food 👍 quaint place
Incredible find. Incredible spot.
Great food!
Great food and caipi
Authentic Brazilian food
Very good Brazilian
Authentic Brazilian food
Delicious food!!
Very nice place
Love everything here
Excellent 🥘
Comida típica del Brasil, atendido por brasileños y con precios normales. Están muy bien situados, en la esquina de Bedford y Commerce St, por lo que resulta una buena opción para descansar y reponerse después de recorrer la zona de Washington Square. Los platos son abundantes, aunque se repite un poco con el arroz en todos ellos, y se pueden compartir.
Brazilian restaurant very cozy. Typical Brazilian music and very good service! Went with friends and we ordered cheese bread, which was made to order, and garlic shrimp and eye (that wonderful seasoning). I asked for the cashew box, but I did not like it. Then I ordered the coconut caipirinha, which was wonderful. For main course I ordered fillet strogonoff, it comes with a fried potato (real potato) which was a delight. My friend ordered shrimp bobo and another moqueca of octopus. We all like it. Dessert ordered milk pudding and a coffee to close. Will definitely be back!And a very important detail. In the bathroom they use individual towels instead of paper to dry their hands. I LOVED IT !!
Total reviews rating 4.4
199 Reviews for Casa Restaurant 2023:
Review №1
2022-05-16Hands down the best Brazilian restaurant in Manhattan. I’m talking homemade delicious dishes that remind me eating at a restaurant in Brazil.I was there in a busy Saturday and the servers were very friendly.In my opinion it’s not overpriced, it’s the average price you pay at any good west village restaurant, and in this case worth every penny.
Review №2
2022-05-27Fully authentic Brazilian food & drinks. It took me right back to our trip in the rain forest 10+ years ago. Definitely have the mini pot pies (pastry to die for) & fried yams on the side. Enjoy!
Review №3
2022-05-17I met a friend on a busy Friday night in September 2021. Although busy, staff was kind and professional. I do not know Brazilian food well, but everything was very presentable, great flavor, and considerable portions. The ambiance is great and service was attentive/fast. I recommend it.
Review №4
2022-04-23Total gem in West Village. Love the Brazilian cocktail. Servers were very friendly.
Review №5
2022-05-25Its just amazing. We had vegan, vegetarian and meat lovers in our crew and everyone loved it.Also the location is quite amazing, west village and so peaceful. Perfect for the first date
Review №6
2021-08-28Overpriced. 6 tiny pao de queijo will set you back by nearly $15. Each of those super tiny buns are $2.50 each. They are decent tasting but nothing extraordinary. If you were on a hunt for good pao de queijos, I would not come here. If you were desperate for Brazilian food, the ambience and service of this place looks great. Taking 2 stars off for overpricing basics.
Review №7
2022-05-11Popped in here last night bc I quite enjoyed it when I last went in may 2021.I got 5 dishes + 2 beverages and most were great. Food was more of a 3.5 this time but rounded to a 4 bc my server was great with the recommendations she made.Pao - this time was over cooked and not like when I had it last year. It’s supposed to be light, airy, cheesy but it tasted dense, starchy, and lightly burnt. Only made it through 3/7Carpaccio - greatEmpanadas - excellent. Cheese and beef ones are the bestChef special salted cod - 4/5 great dish but it was just a touch too salty for meFlan - excellent. Not overly sweetCashew drink - light and refreshingLimeade - good but I preferred the cashew drink. Something felt missing in the taste
Review №8
2022-03-05As a Brazilian, it’s the best one in the downtown area. Service is friendly, caipirinhas always mediocre (order something else), main plates stronger than the apps and the only thing I didn’t enjoy was having to order everything at once and they brought the main plates right after the apps (huge pet peeve of mine).
Review №9
2022-06-26Jeanie and Mike took care of us, we had a great time. Amazing vibes and great service. I will definitely be back. Good music. Great people. Definitely a good time.
Review №10
2022-05-01Overpriced. Appetizers are small. They charge you $5 if you share an entree (???). They have time limit on tables. We forgot and didn’t check the time, they didn’t remind us but they had no problem serving us a $16 glass of wine just before asking us to leave 🤦♂️