Best Brazilian food in Melbourne
Latinhood lists 4 brazilian food in Melbourne: places that serve or sell Brazilian food, from churrasco and feijoada to pão de queijo and coxinha.
Each listing has the address, opening hours and how to get in touch.
Map & directions
- Bossa Nova Café · CarltonDirections ↗
- B'Churrasco Brazilian BBQ Restaurant Melbourne · MelbourneDirections ↗
- Prosa Restaurant · CollingwoodDirections ↗
- Rei Brazilian Foods · Hoppers CrossingDirections ↗
Questions about brazilian food in Melbourne
Where can I eat arepas in Melbourne?
Latinhood lists Bossa Nova Café, B'Churrasco Brazilian BBQ Restaurant Melbourne, Prosa Restaurant, and Rei Brazilian Foods. Each listing has the opening hours and address.
What is rodízio or churrasco?
Churrasco is Brazilian barbecue: meat grilled over fire, often on large skewers. Rodízio is the all-you-can-eat style, where waiters bring cuts of grilled meat to your table until you signal you have had enough. Prices and what is included vary by restaurant.
Where can I find pão de queijo or coxinha in Melbourne?
Pão de queijo is a chewy cheese bread and coxinha is a fried croquette filled with shredded chicken. Both turn up at Brazilian cafés, bakeries and some Latin grocery stores, and what is on offer changes from day to day, so call ahead if you want a particular snack.
Is Brazilian food gluten-free?
Some classics are naturally gluten-free: pão de queijo is made with tapioca (cassava) flour, and rice, beans and grilled meat contain no wheat. But recipes differ and kitchens are often shared, so if you have coeliac disease, ask the place before you order.
Should I check the menu and opening hours before going?
Yes. Many Brazilian places serve feijoada only on certain days and run rodízio at set times, so check the menu or call before you go. Each listing on Latinhood has the address, opening hours and contact details.