Regina's Farm ( Fazendinha da Regina)

Fantastic experience. I was told to arrive at 5:30, and I did. A line formed outside. You have to pay as soon as you get inside the backyard gate. $70 p/p. Cash or Zelle are the payment forms accepted. You are then given a colored string tied to your wrist. You are then escorted to your table. The meal consists of 3 courses. Soup, entree and dessert. There's no designated order for the soup or dessert portions of the evening.There's something for everyone. Soups, there was oxtail, fish, peanut, corn, chicken, and vegetarian. Corn bread and cheesy bread. When it's time for dinner, they call everyone up by the colored wrist ties. Dinner consisted of stewed chicken, beef and fish. Ribs and oxtails. Salad, quiche, I think cous cous, white rice, corn on the cob, yucca , sweet plantains, potatoeesbeans, French fries, corn grits, skirt steak, bread. I'm sure I missed something(s). Sugar cane juice was available for purchase. Coffee was made for all, milk and sugar as well. Then it was time for dessert. Several types of cakes, coconut, chocolates, flan, cheesecake, a type of fried pastry, pudding and I might have forgotten some. During dessert they did train rides for the kids and s'mores. They encourage people to bring their own wine. They also sell sodas and water I believe for $1. Bathrooms are available but I think they could use a couple more. This was a great experience, I made friendly conversations with my other table mates and enjoyed my time and the food. This is a very friendly family atmosphere. Many people said that they have been there before at least 2/3 times. This is something that should be experienced at least once. The music is all Portuguese ballads. I would of liked to hear some 70 RnB or funk, sort of like a cook out or family reunion BBQ but that's just me. Again, fantastic experience.

An absolute gem! The atmosphere at Regina Farms is incredible—warm, welcoming, and full of charm. The food is absolutely delicious, and the soup was unreal—comforting and flavorful in every way. It’s a true family-friendly spot where everyone feels right at home. The staff are amazing—attentive, kind, and clearly love what they do. It can get busy, but it’s absolutely worth the wait. Can’t wait to return. Consider yourself lucky to get to eat here!

Where do I start? What an amazing experience. It took my friends 2 years to get this reservation and we were so happy they invited us. Regina and her staff are truly one of a kind. The ambiance, service and food were amazing. We brought a few bottles of wine and indulged in some authentic Brazilian cuisine. I think we were the last ones to leave haha. Already put my name back on this list as I want to bring my boys. Very kid friendly. They would love it. They prayed before everyone ate which was the cherry on top :)

It’s definitely a unique experience. If you’ve never had authentic Brazilian food before, this is a solid chance to try several traditional dishes made the right way. The food itself was very good. That said, I’m giving it 3 stars mainly because the overall experience didn’t match the price. For $75 per person, you’re seated shoulder-to-shoulder on benches, serving yourself in long lines, and drinks (yes even water) are an extra cost and not included in the $75 you pay up front. There’s also no real table service. On top of that, at least during our visit, there were a lot of kids running around and yelling with no supervision, which made it feel more chaotic than you’d expect for something at this price point. None of these things are bad on their own, but together they made the experience feel more like a busy community event than a $75 dinner. Final thoughts. Probably not worth it. I know you can find a better, maybe even cheaper way to find authentic Brazilian food. Wouldn’t go again.

Authentic experience with a purpose 👏 Casual yet charming setting that’s great for families! The waitlist is very long but once it’s your turn take the opportunity and enjoy. Sadly for us it rained and although we were well aware of the rain or shine policy it seems a pretty easy fix for them to make the rainy days more enjoyable Non the less we stuck it out for the food and left full and happy for the experience

Went to Regina’s last night for my first experience and I cannot even to begin to express how amazing it was!!!! The atmosphere is so cozy and inviting. Now on to the best part.. the meal!!! First we started with the soups… as a group we decided to share so we could try them all, the oxtail was definitely the favorite for all of us. On to dinner… we waited for our color band to be called and once we did it was food over load! I had trouble trying to fit everything on my plate but of course I made it work!!! Just when you think it’s over dessert comes out… the berry cheesecake was by far my favorite and the flan being a close second. I should mention I’m not a fan of chocolate so I’m a little bias on some things. But before you you leave that line make sure you get a cut of the Brazilian coffee because that completed the meal!!! I cannot wait to go back, I was fortunate enough to be invited by people who waited years for this reservation but I made sure to try get back on that list because it was that amazing. Big shout out to Regina and her family and all of her employees!! Amazing first experience!

For context, we’re Brazilian and have been in the states for most of our lives now. Here’s our perspective: Lines - lines for everything! To get in, to buy bottled water or soda, for soup, for main course, for desert - and they are not short lines, not so they go quickly. Even the bathroom had a long line. My mom stood there for a while and gave up. Waiting in line was how we spent most of our time at Regina’s farm. Food - just ok, not great by any means. Buffet quality (meaning, theres more quantity than quality) Fine if you’re trying some of this stuff for the first time. But it you’ve had Brazilian food before, you’ll know this is sub-par. The pão de queijo, which should be their best and easiest item… is soggy. One is better off with the frozen ones you can put in the air fryer at home. They come out nice and crispy. Farm - this is not a farm by any means. It’s a house with a yard, and overcrowded with picnic tables. We didn’t find the decor cozy or homey at all. Just felt like a junkyard. But this is the least of your worries. Price - $75 per person. Overpriced, period. Even more so for vegans (my mom’s case) the couve (collard greens) were not hand cut, but ground. The taste went down the drains… I’m sure that’s for time efficiency, but that’s a big no-no. Oh, it’s cash only. Luckily the 3 of us had enough on us to get in. And c’mon - at $75 a pop, you could include a bottle of water and/or a can of soda per person - with service - no lines required. Service - not good. Some employees were pleasant, others just seemed done. They messed up our reservation and put us in a tight table in the middle of 2 groups. Everybody was in everybody’s business to an uncomfortable level. We left before the 3rd round of guests (divided by color of wristbands) were given the ok to get in line. Just imagine the experience. Bathroom - only one for the entire place. Lots of complaints while waiting in line. (Oh, yes, more lines) Overall, we would not recommend - nor would we return. Nothing about it was great, certainly not worth the price and the painful logistics. I’m sure there is lots of love and work that go into putting this together, but improvements are in order for the experience to be worth the while. At this price point you’re better off going to a churrascaria. For much lower price points, simpler, homey atmosphere, you can get great meals, feijoadas, stews, at other Brazilian places in town. Best of luck to the team.

We went on a Sunday evening. The food was delicious and the atmosphere very friendly and relaxing. Lots of positive energy at Regina's farm. ❤️ The 3star rating is because of a few things. .. the price, which keeps going up... now it os $75pp (adults), and I understand it's for the chuch, but our group felt like it's a little overpriced. Also, some of the main plates had too much salt, especially the individual meat, prepared in a pan. And be prepared that things take time... we arrived at 5:20, but we're only seated by 6pm... But we had a fun time... desserts were delicious!! Too bad some foods were too salty.... you can't remove salt from food. 🙈 If it wasn't for the salt, I would have given 4 stars.