By bringing together the asado culture of Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina, locally renowned Colombian-born chef Edgar Caro and co-owner Antonio Mata have created Brasa, a South American steakhouse. The menu is crafted from the culinary influences of Chef Caro’s childhood and showcases specialty Prime cuts of meat, including Wagyu, whole fish, double-cut pork chops, and whole chicken. Brasa is rich in the open-fire traditions of Caro’s childhood and utilizes a modern, dry-aging process with Himalayan salt.
"Brasa, a South American steakhouse from Antonio Mata and chef Edgar Caro, is now open in the former Morton’s space downtown. Many of the dishes from Brasa’s Metairie location have carried over to the new restaurant, which emphasizes unique cuts of Angus beef and local seafood. Appetizers include short rib mac and cheese and boquerones; entrees feature aged hanger steaks, Wagyu pincanha, smoked chicken, black Angus ribeye, and other hefty meat cuts, served with South American-style sides like carrots and smoked corn." - Clair Lorell
"Edgar Caro and Antonio Mata’s new Brasa South American Steakhouse in Canal Place is a stunner on so many levels, from the sleek interiors to the aged picanha, a 10-ounce Texas Wagyu coulotte or sirloin cap. Dessert doesn’t miss a beat either, with special applause for “Our Tres Leches,” a stunning modern take on the traditional Latin American standard." - Beth D'Addono, Clair Lorell
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