This vibrant strip-mall Brazilian steakhouse features an impressive all-you-can-eat buffet and a friendly atmosphere, making it a must-try culinary stop.
"A cornerstone restaurant and market for Atlanta’s Brazilian community for over 20 years now, Minas Grill & Emporium keeps its shelves stocked with Brazilian pantry staples and snacks. Head over for the traditional Brazilian buffet at Mina’s as well as to grab street foods like coxinhas or pastéis stuffed with ground meats or cheese. There’s even churrasco cut to order here." - Eater Staff
"Located on Delk Road, Mina’s Grill and Emporium is a cornerstone restaurant and market for Atlanta’s Brazilian community. Head in for a traditional Brazilian buffet as well as churrasco cut to order, and other fried street foods, including pastéis stuffed with ground meat or cheese, pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese puffs), and coxinhas (croquettes shaped like tear drops). It’s not unusual to find people camped out at tables dining while watching soccer at Mina’s, especially when Brazil is playing." - Beth McKibben
"This pillar of the Brazilian food community in Marietta showcases a variety of Brazilian flavors. The cafe serves a traditional buffet with food like bolho de mildo (corn cake) and esfihas in the morning and moqueca (Brazilian seafood stew) in the afternoon. Churrasco here is cut to order, and other street foods, including pastéis stuffed with meat or cheese, pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread), and coxinhas (chicken-filled croquettes), are also available. Pop over to the grocery side of the cafe to purchase treats like BIS Chocolate Wafer Biscuits and paçoquinha peanut candies or requeijão (spreadable cheese) for sandwiches or baguettes." - Kris Martins
"Cafe and market Minas Emporium and Grill is one of many Brazilian businesses to lay down roots in this part of eastern Cobb County. And for owner Rosana Lima, Minas continues to play a key role in the lives of her customers and metro Atlanta's Brazilian community well into its second decade. Tucked away in a Delk Road shopping center right off of exit 261, Minas' shelves are stocked with Brazilian pantry staples and snacks, like Guaraná soda and spreadable requeijão cheese. The cafe has long offered a traditional Brazilian buffet, too, as well as churrasco cut to order and fried-to-order street foods, including pastéis stuffed with ground meats or cheese and the tear-drop croquettes called coxinhas." - Kris Martins
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