Where to Eat Brazilian Food Around D.C. | Eater DC
"Along with churrasco, Brazilian restaurants are known for their buffets. Leaning into the home cooking you’d find around a family table, Brazilian Place’s version offers a variety of classic stews and hearty sides — from traditional feijoada (black bean stew) to Brazilian stroganoff and fried bananas. While the buffet comes in an all-you-can-eat or by-weight format with an option for a churrasco combo, diners can also order a la carte items like street food and desserts. Order online." - Kris Martins
