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Join or Log Harrow Road, NW10 5NN London, United Kingdom Get Directions +44 20 8960 Menu Brazilian Restaurant · Bar · Bar Grill Price Range $$ Opens at 5:00 PM Hours 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM Team Members 1 See All Community 2,485 people like this 2,468 people follow this See All Photos by Galpão - Brazilian Bar Kitchen See All 4.7 out of 5 Stars See All Videos Play Video 306 Views Play Video 104 Views Play Video 106 Views See All April 10, 2017 at 9:17am · Video April 10, 2017 at 8:52am · Galpão - Brazilian Bar Kitchen Música ao vivo, petiscos de dar água na boca e comidas deliciosas.
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Variously colour-coded skewers are packed with steak, chicken, pork, seafood or veggies, while starters and sides feature cheesy dough balls, croquetas and fries laden with feijoada (a national dish packed with stewed beans and meats).
Tapas-sized dishes (ideal as either starters or nibbles with drinks) show off an array of Brazil’s street food-led specialities, from meat-filled dumplings to salt-cod fishcakes and cassava fries, while bean stews, baked meats and steaks dominate the main courses.
Locations in Islington and at the O2 Set in a former boozer on South Lambeth Road, Tia Maria serves a range of stews, steaks and salads, but its selling point is its tapiocas: traditional Brazilian pancakes made from tapioca starch and filled with the likes of cheese, salt-cured beef and coconut, or palm heart and cheese.
Toppings include palm heart, Brazilian sausage and ham, while you can also swap your more typical beef patty for steak, shredded chicken, lamb mince or chicken hearts, should you feel so inclined.
12 Inverness Street, NW1 7HJ Sushisamba: Brazilian dishes are fused with Japanese influences at this City restaurant which is the third highest in London.