Kaipiras by Barraco

Brazilian restaurant · Kilburn

Kaipiras by Barraco

Brazilian restaurant · Kilburn

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Priory House, 10 Kingsgate Pl, London NW6 4TA, United Kingdom

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Brazilian boteco serving fish stew, beef, caipirinhas  

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Priory House, 10 Kingsgate Pl, London NW6 4TA, United Kingdom Get directions

kaipiras.com

£20–30 · Menu

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Priory House, 10 Kingsgate Pl, London NW6 4TA, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 20 7604 4664
kaipiras.com
kaipirasbybarraco

£20–30 · Menu

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The 9 Best Brazilian Restaurants In London

"Tucked away on a quiet street off the Kilburn High Road, Kaipiras is the closest you’ll come to a Rio de Janeiro boteco, a small bar serving stupidly cold beer, in London. Here Portuguese ones are on tap, Brazilian classics like Antarctica are by the bottle. Several different cachaças line the bar and bottles of wine cost less than £20, making it a top drinking spot. But the food more than matches the drinks—practically everything is worth ordering. The beef rib stew, with glistening fat still attached to the meat, is a hit. It’s also worth seeking out dishes from Bahia, the northeastern state most heavily influenced by Africa. The moqueca, a seafood stew laden with palm oil, is regal." - tome morrissy swan

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/guides/best-brazilian-restaurants-london
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Kaipiras by Barraco Review - Kilburn - London - The Infatuation

"Tucked away on a quiet street off the Kilburn High Road, Kaipiras is the closest you’ll come to a Rio de Janeiro boteco, a small bar serving stupidly cold beer, in London. Here Portuguese ones are on tap, Brazilian classics like Antarctica are by the bottle. Several different cachaças line the bar and bottles of wine cost less than £20, making it a top drinking spot. But the food more than matches the drinks. The menu is more expansive than most and practically everything is worth ordering. The beef rib stew, with glistening fat still attached to the meat, is a hit. It’s also worth seeking out dishes from Bahia, the northeastern state most heavily influenced by Africa. The moqueca, a seafood stew laden with palm oil, is regal, while this is a rare spot in London to find acarajé, a street food of black eyed pea fritters served with vatapá, a coconutty shrimp paste, salty dried prawns, and a tomato and raw onion salad. " - Tomé Morrissy-Swan

https://www.theinfatuation.com/london/reviews/kaipiras-by-barraco
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The Best Brazilian Restaurants in London: Where to Eat Brazilian Food | Eater London

"Kaipiras is the closest thing in London to a proper boteco: wear a thong bikini and turn up the heating and diners might even think it’s Rio. The menu is extensive and basically covers all the classic dishes of Brazil’s southeast, plus six varieties of moqueca, which are stellar. A few appetisers — try the crispy fried fish or acarajé, which makes a rare London appearance — with a beer or caipirinha sometimes does the job here, but the mains, from parmigiana and a decadent feijoada to steak and onions, are pretty much all knockout too." - Tomé Morrissy-Swan

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The Best-Value Restaurants in West London Are Cheap, Not Cheap Eats | Eater London

"There are many reasons for the small plate explosion, but deep down people know the starter/main course/dessert paradigm is clapped and what everyone secretly wants from a menu is a succession of snacks. Enter Kaipiras by Barraco, a Brazilian boteco bar tucked away on a back street in Kilburn. All the best things are in the starter section: mandioca frita, fat chips of cassava that make a mockery of every fried potato pretender; torresmo, undersold on the menu as pork scratchings but in reality crisped hunks of fried pork belly, fat fluffed up and creamy; and calabreza acebolada, Brazilian sausages and onions that arrive shaking and sizzling in the pan. This is perfect drinking food, to be guzzled down with the three C’s: ice cold Chopp, caipirinhas, or straight cachaça." - Jonathan Nunn

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Ed

Google
Lovely small place well hidden. Great food and ambiance. Small so it is often busy. A customer provided great recommendations as did the staff. Will certainly return if I can get a seat!

Yvonne Du Preez

Google
A delightful, authentically Brazilian little restaurant on a quiet street. If you like meat and fresh food, go here. Very friendly service from Rodrigo. I had ribeye steak, well grilled and fatty (just the way I like it) with spring greens and chips. My drinks were two caipirinhas, authentically made with Brazilian sugar cane rum & lots of lime.

Glenn Tamiroy

Google
I got the mixed grill with salad and beans. It was a generous serving. Meat grilled to perfection. I can't believe I was able to finish it. Salad was refreshing and the beans were lovely. Staff were friendly and accommodating. I will come again and bring my wife.

Lily Sinclair

Google
Really amazing hidden gem - no faults atall. Staff are friendly but not excessively so - and the food is brilliant. Me and a friend shared some starters/appetisers between us and everything was cooked from fresh, clearly used good quality ingredients and all cooked to a perfect level. I think the atmosphere was great - lovely small hole in the wall place on a side street, not the place you would necessarily stumble into accidentally but definitely a lovely place that in my opinion was worth the journey we took from central for it! The pao de quejio were fantastic - as was everything else, with the calamari and the prawn and pork belly were both brilliant also. I can’t really think of any criticisms - I think it’s a nice relaxed restaurant with a chill atmosphere and feels like a good spot for a catch up or similar - or a bigger celebration - as they do have steaks and similar which I think may have been more festive in a sense - but as I experienced it was a fun and quality place that I would reccomend to anyone

Lauren Adeyemi

Google
I had a lovely dinner here a couple weeks ago with a friend. We were lucky enough to basically have the restaurant to ourselves - the restaurant is tucked away on a back street of Kilburn High Road - it was giving IYKYK vibes 🫰 The rump steak was to die for!! I loved how juicy and flavoursome it was. We had this with a spring salad and beans and shared a portion of yam fries. Great decision. We had Risoles de Cãmarones (similar to prawn croquettes) to start, which were more cheesy than fish. The Guarana fizzy drink goes well if you’re looking for something non-alcoholic - my friend said it’s quite popular across Portuguese speaking countries. Would definitely recommend for affordable; value for money; and authentic vibes. Will be back to try more.

Chai Block

Google
Food was excellent, very tasty, and it was great trying some different dishes. The portions were very generous, so we ended up taking some home.

Fre

Google
The real Brazilian cuisine experience in London. We visited Kaipiras few years ago, before the pandemic and long overall closures, and we found the same lovely place and high quality Brazilian food. Great job and kudos to the Team that served amazing food in perfect time during a busy Saturday night.

Poom S.

Google
A little gem off the beaten path. If my Brazilian friend didn’t tell me of this place, I wouldn’t have found it. Fillet mignon with two sides was £19. The meat was extremely good. You can choose between rice, chips, salad, spring greens, or beans. We had grilled prawns as a main and that was about £8. The prawns were large and served on a bed of salad. It is a tiny restaurant so a booking is essential. The whole meal for 4 people was £130.