Regina's Farm ( Fazendinha da Regina)

Non-profit organization · Fort Lauderdale

Regina's Farm ( Fazendinha da Regina)

Non-profit organization · Fort Lauderdale

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1101 Middle St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312

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Unique farm with weekends-only outdoor dining by reservation for homestyle Brazilian cooking.  

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1101 Middle St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Get directions

reginasfarm.com
@reginasfarm

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1101 Middle St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 Get directions

+1 954 465 1900
reginasfarm.com
@reginasfarm

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wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jul 10, 2025

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"For this homemade Brazilian feast in a Sailboat Bend backyard, you must make a reservation for Regina’s Farm up to two years in advance. But, with dozens of soups, grill-fired meats, desserts, and endless pao de queijo (Brazilian cheesy bread), it’s worth the super-long wait. Feasts happen every Saturday." - Jesse Scott

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"Regina’s, located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, offers a slice of Brazil that’s quickly become a local favorite. Reservations are highly recommended, as this charming spot is almost always booked. Upon arrival, guests pay a flat fee and enjoy a family-style meal in the owner’s backyard, surrounding a massive outdoor iron-topped stove. The diverse menu features Brazilian staples such as cheese bread, soups, roast chicken, fish stew, and feijao tropeiro (pink beans mixed with sausage, bacon, collard greens, and eggs). Save room for dessert, as the traditional pudim (caramel flan) from the dessert buffet is a must-try, best enjoyed with a strong cup of cafezinho (sweet Brazilian black coffee)." - Juliana Accioly

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Sean K

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Fantastic experience. Waited over 3 years for “The Text.” Absolutely lived up to the hype. SO much food, all very clearly made with love. Soups/bread course, then mains (line up with 4 different colored bracelets), then incredible dessert/coffee. Very fair price for the amount/variety of food, as well as for how delicious it all was. Looking forward to the next visit.

Sofia

Google
Really wonderful experience through and through. Ambiance was excellent. All the food is super fresh and tasty and abundant. You get to make s’mores and drink fresh coffee at the end! Make sure to bring your own wine if you want to drink that, and some personal size fans to beat the heat and the bugs. Thank you Regina’s farm!

Ashley S

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Stepping into Regina's Farm is like being welcomed into a warm, vibrant Brazilian family gathering. The atmosphere is buzzing with the joy of communal dining, and the wait, though sometimes long, is absolutely worth it. The authenticity of the food is unparalleled. Each dish is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of Brazil, prepared with love and served with a side of heartwarming hospitality. The owners are the heart and soul of this place, their passion for their community and their deep-rooted faith shining through in every interaction. The dining experience begins with a selection of five different soups, ranging from hearty oxtail to a thoughtful vegan option. Each soup is a symphony of flavors, setting the stage for the feast to come. The main course is a sensory delight. The tantalizing aroma of food cooking on outdoor wood-burning stoves wafts through the air, drawing you in. The sight of the food being prepared in this traditional manner adds to the ambiance and the flavor of the dishes. The spread is extensive, with options ranging from chicken, pork, and beef to rice, spaghetti, beans, and salads. It's a buffet-style feast, and you're invited to fill your plate to your heart's content. The organization is impressive, with guests called up to the buffet according to their arrival time and seating, identified by color-coded bracelets. It's a smooth, well-oiled process that ensures everyone gets their fair share of the feast. And just when you think you couldn't possibly eat another bite, the dessert arrives. A myriad of authentic Brazilian sweets, each one a delightful end to an unforgettable meal. In conclusion, Regina's Farm is more than just a restaurant. It's a celebration of Brazilian culture, community, and cuisine. It's a place where every guest is treated like family, and every meal is a feast. Five stars simply don't do it justice.

Mitch Kevin

Google
This restaurant is a very unique experience. It is geared for the whole family. The food is authentic Portuguese and delicious the atmosphere and the service is second to none. I highly recommend this place and we will be frequent visitors here. The only drawback is you have to make reservations for in advance.

Sandra C.

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We had a wonderful experience at Regina’s Farm! It was my husband, who is American, and myself. We sat at a communal table and immediately connected with the people seated next to us — everyone at our table was visiting for the first time. The food was simply delicious. We enjoyed five or six kinds of soups, plenty of freshly baked pão de queijo (cheese bread), and countless varieties of main courses: red meat, chicken, fish, pasta, feijoada, rice and beans — you name it, every Brazilian classic was there, all freshly prepared by Regina herself. The display of desserts was equally fabulous, offering a wide range of irresistible treats. Plan to spend a good four hours to fully enjoy this amazing experience. You will love it!

Giuliana Famiano

Google
I highly recommend Regina’s Farm– it’s an absolute must-try! The food is absolutely delicious, and you’ll definitely want to come hungry because there’s plenty to enjoy. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, almost like being at a family reunion. It’s great to see the kids having a blast too. We had an amazing time and can’t wait to return!

Eileen De Moya

Google
I’ve been to Regina’s Farm twice now, and each time has been amazing. The food is authentic and delicious, the atmosphere is cozy and inviting, and Regina’s hospitality makes it feel like home. It’s truly a special experience—can’t wait to go back again!

Amile Di Norrito

Google
What an experience Regina's Farm is! The owners are so welcoming and attentive. Food is plentiful and authentic, I felt I was back in my hometown eating my grandma's meals. The ambiance is joyful and the kids looked like they were having a blast. I've been there twice and can't wait to be back again come September. I've also ordered the farm to-go plates and they are equally awesome. I highly recommend Regina's Farm!