Pamela Medina
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I visited Oliveira’s as a last-minute change of plans due to the rain and was able to secure a reservation just 15 minutes before arriving—super convenient! When we got there, parking was available right in front (street parking), and we quickly rushed inside to avoid getting soaked.
The hostess greeted us and seated us within just a few minutes. However, the seating area felt cramped. My chair kept bumping into the one behind me, and I had to move often for the servers to get by. The table behind us was a large group, and every time someone arrived, they cheered loudly—cute at first but a bit obnoxious after a while. We were so close to the table next to us that their belongings ended up on our table when we stepped away.
We chose the all-you-can-eat option, so we went to the buffet to grab sides. The line was a bit chaotic, with no clear flow, and it felt a bit cramped as we bumped into each other. That said, the variety of sides was amazing—different types of rice, chicken, pork, BBQ ribs, oxtail, yuca, cheese, plantains, salmon, and other fish. The salad selection was also a refreshing touch.
Once back at our table, we turned on the green light, and the servers began bringing around the meats on skewers. We didn’t leave hungry! Everything was cooked perfectly and delicious. We each also had one drink, which was decent, but not the best I’ve had.
In the end, the meal cost us around $65 per person. Great place for an authentic brazilian meal.