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The restaurant is in the back and attached to the carniceria. The food is affordable, and the Feijoada and pastel were pretty decent. The service was cool, they speak Spanish/ Portuguese/Portuñol.

My 2nd time buying food. It's always a Treat. Today, I had the Linguica sandwich, which was so tasty. It was pretty big, and the price was very affordable. The bread was toasted, and there was lots of pork. Absolutely Amazing. Add fries to the mix. Very happy customer.

My FAVORITE Brazilian food in Los Angeles! Every order has been made to perfection and the staff are so friendly. The flavors are authentic and portion sizes are generous! It’s always a treat when I get to stop by for a meal. Obrigada!

Pros: You can shop for goods from Argentina, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Central America, and México. The market looks clean. Some cashiers are friendly. Cons: Some cashiers have an attitude, and the meat department has a stong smell.

It's a good and small brazilian restaurant. The environment could be better.

Incredible Brazilian empanadas. So delicately crispy with delicious fillings - they fry them to order so order them before you start grocery shopping. The heart of palm empanada is my favorite!

Tucked inside the Camaguey Meat Market on Venice Blvd in Culver CIty you'll find this little spot. I found it by chance one day when I stopped by the market to buy some plantains. I ended up ordering a Coxinha de Frango and the Frango a Parmegiana. The Coxinha was a good size and delicious. The Frango a Parmegiana came with white rice, choice of black or brown beans, and choice of french fries, potato salad, or salad. I had the black beans and potato salad. The portion size is plentiful. Delicious homemade food for an affordable price.

The coxinhas and paste de carne were great. Unfortunately the pastel de palmito with cheese was still frozen

Food is incredible, tucked in the corner is some amazing Brazilian food with great service and is pure heaven. Everything on the menu is like a trip back to Brazil. Try it all, won't regret it.

This place is in the back of the grocery store and the staff is super friendly! I got the Brazilian cheese bread and it was made fresh! The cheese bread was soft and pillowy, but personally, I didn't love the flavor. There was a sharper cheese flavor than I am used to. Still good though and plenty of good South American products in the store.

This window shop inside of the market is the closest thing to being transported back to Brazil. I got a chicken pastel with cheese + 2 coxinha chickens with cheese. To all my lactose friends, this these cheeses didn't give me any issues. This is the place to be for Brazilian groceries & food. The only thing is that the workers of the store front speak little English. Brush up on some Portuguese or be prepared to point. I'll be back!!!l

Service is excellent, and is always packed with natives! That's how you know it's an authentic place. Humble ambience full of cultural flair. I absolutely loved their food! Serviço top, e o lugar sempre tem muitos nativos!! É assim q a gente sabe q é um restaurante autêntico Brasileiro. Humilde ambiente cheio de cultura. Amei a comida!

Excellent Brazilian food. I was so happy to bite into this Coxinha filled with shredded chicken and Catupiry - good size and very well seasoned. It took me right back to my high school days. Their Pastels are also perfectly seasoned, full of flavor, and so generously filled. I ordered the Palmito /Hearts of Palm - Forgive me as I devoured it before I thought of taking a picture :) It was that good! If you have never been to Cantinho Brasileiro, know that they operate next to the butcher counter inside El Caraguey market. I placed my order and they prepared it while I shopped for Brazilian snacks in the market. I will definitely come back!

Extremely hard to find. It's just a window inside the Brazilian market. I had to ask every business around where it was until someone told me it's inside the market. Once inside, I had to ask the cashier as it's just a door with a window that they pass the food through. No place to sit inside and just one table in the parking lot. Now the worst part: prices have skyrocketed. We went for lunch and for two, it's $30.00 for a couple of mains. And that's with no seating, no pleasant atmosphere, nothing. I've attached the latest menus as of November 2021.

Stopped by today because I was craving some Brazilian treats and it was early enough to place my order and pick up before closing time. I got 2 coxinhas and 2 kibes. They were as fresh as they can be and so flavorful. The Brazilian lady is very nice and the worker too. We chatted a bit about how much work goes into these treats. It's the only place I get Brazilian "salgadinhos" from in the area because they're the best. I'm glad they were fresh today!

The food was delicious, I did like it But I thought it was kinda small for the price, and the customer service was so so. But I might or might not go back

Cantinho Brasileiro still has the best coxinha and pastel in LA. Prices increased but they are still dirt cheap when you take in consideration the quality of the food. Beef pastel (pastel filled with ground beef) is delicious, very well seasoned and flavorful. I love their cheese pastel and coxinha filled with chicken and catupiry.

WOW. Hidden gem alert! I love the cute international mini marts scattered around Culver City, and El Camaguey's hidden Brazilian restaurant: Cantinho Brazileiro is incredible. Wasn't starving, so I decided on one Kibbe (Arab influence in Brazil!?!?) and one Coxinha (teardrop chicken croquette), for a very affordable $5.48 w/ tax. Quick Tips: -Very limited parking outside El Camaguey's market. Neighborhood parking recommended. -I noticed only one 2top inside. THIS RESTAURANT IS ESSENTIALLY JUST TAKE-OUT. -Coxinha (co-sheen-ya) can either be made with chicken and catupiry (Brazilian cream cheese) or with ONLY chicken. -El Camaguey is a (mostly Brazilian) Latin produce and meat market. Tight inside like many international markets. Prices listed everywhere. Taste: Coxinha 5/5 I got my adorable teardrop street snack only with chicken and it was suprisingly very creamy inside. The garlicky shredded chicken was probably encased in yam (slightly sweet), and had the perfect texture. Kibbe 5/5 Brazilian kibbe (bulgar meat pie) is much more spice forward than the coxinha. Lots of onions, bell peppers, and garlic. Although deep-fried, the beef inside is very lean. I suppose my only gripe is that there isn't a sauce to dip it in, but it honestly doesn't need it. Price 5/5 Both are only $2.50 each, and main entrees are all below $10. SO AFFORDABLE. Service 5/5 There is a slight, slight language barrier (I have no idea how to speak Portuguese), but otherwise, the food came out very promptly (about 5-10 min). FRESH. I was very pleased. I'll come back with an empty stomach.

It is located inside an international market called El Camaguey and it is best to call ahead with your order. If not be prepared to wait at least 20 min and this is only if they are not busy.Please ask for current cost of items because of recent changes in economy. Food is pretty good. As I gave it 4'/5.

One of the best spots for Brazilian food in LA. The kind of food that hugs your soul and reminds you of home :)

Horrible customer service. Lady made me wait 10 minutes while she dealt with a mistake on other customer's order, didn't greet me at any point and when she was done with the other client, I asked her about their lunch service, she looked at me and walked away. Serviço pessimo! A pessoa que me atendeu simplesmente ignorou minha pergunta sobre o almoco, virou as costas e saiu andando. Nao perca seu tempo vindo aqui.

Always a good choice when shopping at Camaguey for my Brasilian groceries. I love their coxinha, rice , beans, farofa, and pastel.

Tucked inside the Camaguey Meat Market on Venice Blvd in Culver CIty you'll find this little spot. I found it by chance one day when I stopped by the market to buy some plantains. I ended up ordering a Coxinha de Frango and the Frango a Parmegiana. The Coxinha was a good size and the Frango a Parmegiana came with white rice, choice of black or brown beans, and choice of french fries, potato salad, or salad for $8. I had the black beans and potato salad. The portion size is plentiful. Usually something like that would be much more expensive. Can't remember the price of the Frango, but it wasn't a lot. The food was fantastic. The Coxinha delicious. It takes a while for them to prepare it, so if you're in a hurry you may get ansy, but it's well worth the wait. Delicious homemade food for a very economical price. Definitely returning. They open Monday - Saturday until 5pm. Food is take out.

Great coxinhas and pao de queijo, friendly staff, great pricing. Hidden little spot inside the market. Free parking. Will come again

Inside of El Camaguey market. Cantinho Brasileiro.. means Brazilian little corner.. run by Edu and his staff. I am a fan of his Beef Pastel and Coxinha with Chicken and Catupiry cheese. Most americans do not know about Catupiry cheese. a bit creamy .. not cream cheese. very rich with flavor mixed with Chicken and inside filling of a Coxinha. a similar to croquete but using Brazilian massa. not easy to make at home. The Pastel can be ordered ahead of time. I would ask Edu to put hard boiled egg and some green olives. black olive is ok too. most people would associate a Pastel like a Chinese wonton pocket.. In Brazil.. there would be a Sugar cane juice extractor .. making a nice refreshing sugar cane juice to go with the food. But there is Guarana soda.. drink it cold from the fridge. Ask for their home made hot sauce if eating standing up by the order window. The prices are really reasonable.

If you're looking for authentic Brazilian food here is the place! I'm in the area a lot and every time I pass by I make a quick stop for either coxinha de Frango or kibe. I'm so happy I found this Brazilian restaurant and it's relatively close to where I live. Great food cooked on a timely manner. Love the food here and I high recommend this place. This place reminds me of my childhood growing up in Brazil and eating cozinhas, kibe and pastels.

Hidden in the rear area of El Camaguey Meat Market, Cantinho Brasileiro serves a selection of traditional Brazilian dishes. Aside of the welcoming staff, Cantinho Brasileiro serves dishes that offer a traditional home cooking style. Lunch consisted of a various selection of appetizers and one entree: Coxinha, Kibe, Pastel, and Picanha Greilhada which is served with salad, rice, beans (black or pinto), and fries. The dining area is a single table with two chairs that's located at the storefront. If you're down with that you'll be gold!

This place is awesome ! I came here today for the first time with my boyfriend, and we loved the food! We got the parmegiana beef and picanha. I recommend for sure!

If you want some of the most popular Brazilian snacks (coxinha, kibe or pastel) in the WLA area, this is the place to go! Edu and his crew are busy, so I suggest calling ahead. Otherwise, walk to the kitchen in the back, place your order and then peruse the El Camaguey market for a wide selection of Brazilian, Argentinian and many other South American products, plus a great variety of fresh produce. And if you enjoy meat, check out the meat butchers in the back - they are my source for linguiça and picanha when Brazilian barbecue is on the menu. ;-)

A nice place to taste what Brazilian comfy food is about. A little bit more attention to some details will give this tiny place a 5 starts. Meat seasoning on "Pastel de Carne" was already adapted - not very traditional style. Also "Coxinha"'s dought used to be better.

This place may look weird from the photos, but it has the best Brazilian food I've tasted in LA. It is tucked away in the back of a small Hispanic market and they provide the freshest and best tasting Brazilian cuisine. The people working there are nice and kind. He orders are best if they're to go. I def. recommend it. AlsoX you can't beat this price.

As most reviewers commented, this gem is nestled at the back of a grocery/convenience store. Not only is the shop full of amazing Brazilian groceries, the food is great. The kibe was spot on, But I wish was served with a wedge of lime. The pastels were GREAT! I was so happy to find a place serving them. I highly recommend the beef/cheese combo. The coxinha was my least favorite, but still good. Exterior was just softer than I'd prefer. I do have to knock a star because after ordering, the food was delivered to the front register without any notification. We were never informed or called so our pastries were somewhat soft/soggy by the time we got them.

Very good homemade brazilian meals and snacks for a very reasonable price! I found this place on yelp and I have no idea how I never notice this place before, it's inside the El Camaguey market. Hubby and I had the Picanha Grelhada and Bife a Parmegiana, both with black beans and a Beef pastel and coxinha. Everything was simply delicious! Definitely coming back to try the other dishes!

Had the coxinha (with catupiri, which is a brazilian cheese) and the pastels, one cheese and one pizza. All was made fresh on the spot and delicious. Highly recommend. Wish they would offer empadinhas, i've yet to find that in the US. It would be a huge hit.

My favorite little corner market. I buy the Basa fish. Its always fresh and delicious! The prices are great too..

I have been here several times and quality never changes. Their Picanha Grelhada is sooooooo good. I've tried the fish as well, no fishy taste, it was nice, but the steak to me (I'm a steak and potatoes kind of girl) super satisfies me. Each time I get it's always perfectly cooked, medielum rare and juicy. I try so hard to get something new, but I always go back to the Picanha Grelhada. Their polenta fries and potato salad sided are amazing!!!!!! I hate hate hate peas, but I eat everything in that potato salad. Oh my god. I wish they opened earlier, I'm getting hungry writing this.

I just had Bife Acebolado (top sirloin with grilled onions) and it was amazing! Definitely my favorite Brazilian food in LA Thank you again, Edu!!

Very authentic and delicious. Reminded me of home. I even got a little homesick.

I'm glad I found this place inside the Camaguey Market! It's definitely a hidden gem. Came in for lunch to-go. My knowledge of Brazilian food is pretty limited (just famous dishes like feijoada and picanha). But the chef was really friendly and explained the menu. I tried out the bife a milanesa, which is a thin, breaded piece of beef. It was a little thinner and drier than I expected. Next time I'll order it some cheese or something on top. But the beans and rice and salad complemented it well. Another tip: while you wait, you can go some grocery shopping, pick up some meat, produce, and other groceries. I'll definitely be back to try out some more!

CHICKEN BALLS.... So great... I used to have a Brazilian friend, and his mom makes it the same...

Most delicious coxinha and pastel of my life! You should try them with Guaraná! Yummy

This place is worth exploring on a Saturday. An unassuming meat market brings the traditional Brazilian national dish, feijoada, amongs other dishes. I highly recommend the fiejoada, the kibe and the stroganoff.

what a terrible place! it is a shame to call Brasilian food! the portions are so small no taste, hard dry meat uncooked rice and so expensive! bad fries terrible pastel! pampas grill is so close and so much better! i will never go back!!! owner is so rude too! run!!! GOOD THING THEY ARE HIDDEN IN THE MARKET SO PEOPLE DON'T GO ALWAYS EMPTY SHOULD CLOSE SOON...

Love this place. Real Brazilian food, price is great and the staff is really nice. The feijoada is the best one I have eaten here in LA. Not a place to sit down and eat tho, it's just a little kitchen inside a market, but still deserves 5 stars.

This place has the best pastel in town, and the food is delicious and the price is excellent! keep up the good work and dedication in representing an excellent quality of the Brazilian Cuisine.