Cafe Brazil - Brazilian restaurant in Denver - 4408 Lowell Blvd, USA

Nearly perfect experience with welcoming, competent staff. The only tiny demerit was a very loud hipster table nearby who left their inside voices at home. i had not been to Cafe Brazil in more than a decade. They execute their menu with precision and refinement. This restaurant is a true survivor, a literal artifact of pre metastatic gentrification in North Denver. There are scant such businesses left, and they merit recognition as true gems.

I have been waiting to go to this spot and finally got to enjoy this gem. From the moment we stepped in the service was 5 stars. Very attentive and courteous staff and owner. They had great suggestions and good drinks. I really enjoyed the food as well. The only reason they aren’t getting 5 stars on food is because the collard greens were super salty. Everything else had amazing flavors! I will definitely go back for their coconut dishes. My husband had their special of the night which was the lamb!

Our party of four had a wonderful experience. The service and cocktails were wonderful and the variety of dishes were perfectly spiced and prepared. Denver is fortunate to have such a memorable ethnic restaurant. Highly recommended.

Delicious food! Garlic toasted bread done right and served still hot! Parking, Service, Appetizers, Entrées, Drinks and Dessert - were all EXCEPTIONAL!

The sword fish was so tender with a pineapple sauce. The sirloin was perfect with a portobello sauce! I truly look forward to indulging with the wine list next time. Thank you!!

I had a good experience for dinner on a Saturday night. Ambiance is colorful and fun. The cocktail I selected was a Caipirinha, which was sweet but not overly so. (I had two). I had both the appetizer special and dinner special. Appetizer was sweet potato stuffed with something in four little balls. Really good. The entree was grouper with shrimp, and I ate every bite. Overall favorable and flavorable experience.

The food was good, but I would have loved to see more authentic brasilian staple food on the menu.

In my running for best restaurant in Denver. Went years back and was incredibly impressed, and decided to go again right before Christmas now that I live closer. Drinks are fantastic and a good price. I don't think the menu descriptions do the dishes justice, although it's hard to convey the complex flavors in them. Plantain with cheese appetizer was an interesting combo, and the calamari was really great. I got the seafood copacabana and it was awesome -- the shrimp and scallops were fantastic as well as the broth. It had a lot of largely cut raw bell peppers (and the plating was very 80's) which felt a little like an afterthought, but did go together with the other components well. My boyfriend got the la juliana which is fantastic all around, the orange sauce is tangy and not too sweet and the plantains (these are bananas) are especially great. Some of the best flavors in Denver.