Where to Eat Brazilian Food Around D.C. | Eater DC
"Though its açai bowls are popular, you can expect an assortment of Brazilian snacks and desserts at this cozy cafe-supermarket hybrid. The counter is split by sweet and savory options — one side displaying ornate miniature confections like brigadeiros (chocolate truffles covered in sprinkles) and coconut-y quindim custard while the other side is stacked with handheld staples such as kibe (derived from Levantine kibbeh) and risoles (croquettes). Grab a mix of food and a Guaraná soda to round everything out." - Kris Martins
