Pedro's Brazil Cafe

Great spot for some Brazilian food and snacks. Outdoor sits, great atmosphere and nice service. Great option for lunch and dinner even for week days or weekends. My favorite is the flying wings … fried chicken wrapped with bacon. Nice beer selection, plates and appetizers. Highly recommend the visit.

This is a fantastic outdoor space. Stopped by for lunch and ended up hanging out longer because the place just vibes. Whatever you choose to eat, just make sure it has the homemade cilantro-garlic sauce. The flavor is beautiful. The tap selection is pretty good too. I had the tri tip sandwich and a local IPA and I would most certainly do it again. They are dog friendly too!

Was very happy we checked this place out after another restaurant was too busy! They have rotating food vendors, a large and eclectic outdoor space to sit - a little waterfall, Adirondack chairs, and an area for kids (chalkboard walls to draw on and other things I'd imagine would keep kids pretty busy)!

I thought this place was charming. The line gets real long, so order your +1 beer with your initial order. Pedro's rice bowl with tri tip was awesome as were the seasoned fries. The beef empanadas were, meh! The hefeweizen Stein was great as well! Outdoor seating only so bring layers for the fickle Berkeley winds.

That was one of the worst items I have ever ordered from a restaurant.! I had the tri tip sandwich. Ok, the meat seemed as if it was boiled, dry, tough,chewy, and not one piece melted away. I ended up with a read of chewy fibrous meat. Also the meat was not sliced ( like from a tri-tip roast), instead was cut in chunks which I just don't understand in a sandwich. The bread , which I was told was sourdough, seemed as if it was out of a grocery store shelf it was soft, mushy, and the word literally two slices of tomato on the whole sandwich and one small Leaf of lettuce. The cilantro aioli types bread was literally the only good thing on the sandwich and this is all for $17. I will never ever come back and I will be sure to tell all my friends never ever to go there! If that was tri-tip I don't know what these people are doing with it it was horrible. My first job as a cook was in 1980,I was 18,been cooking ever since. Here are some photos.

Great place with decent but slightly expensive beer. I think they should have one less lazy hazy beer but otherwise there are a lot of non beer choices. It gets crowded about 6pm on the weekdays. Plenty of seating the bathrooms are usually quite clean. You can get a huge Stein of beer if you don’t like to make multiple trips to the counter which can take some time on busy nights. Brazil Cafe serving up some good food.