If you’re craving authentic Brazilian flavors, this restaurant is a must-visit! The Moqueca de peixe is absolutely delicious, flavorful, tender and perfectly seasoned. The service is warm and attentive, making the experience even better. Don’t miss on their fantastic drinks, which compliment the dishes beautifully.

Got the feijoada lunch special which is stewed super tender beef stew, black beans, crispy pork, collard greens, crispy roasted yucca flour, with rice. It was delicious, and it came out quick. I’d definitely return to get it again.

Lisa L

On an especially cold day, I stumbled onto this Gem. I was met with warm, friendly service and food that almost felt tailored to my palette. Our server was uniquely attentive without being intrusive. I adored the rustic & floral decor and the drinks somehow complimented our orders. I’ll say this: We came hungry. As a result we were ordering a lil Willy Nilly from the menu and our server warned us to rethink portions etc. I ordered: soup of the day, the croquetas (cheese) & fried chicken pieces.

+2

Ralph Grajales

We were staying in Long Island and called here to Ask for a table. They were very kind and helpful and gave us a space. When we arrived personnel was very kind and professional and service Was A plus. Food is amazing and very flavorful. I really liked this place and my wife too. One of thr best, if not the best Picaña i have ever tried. Thanks for a wonderful time.

jacqueline gomes teixeira

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review – English Excellent restaurant! Delicious, well-presented food full of flavor. Attentive service and a pleasant, welcoming atmosphere. A high-quality dining experience. Highly recommended—I will definitely return.

Nando Alonso

First time trying Brazilian food, beija flor was a great place to start, everything was very delicious. Gabriel took care of us, great server, very friendly, always with a beautiful smile at his face. Also his drinks were fabolous, High recommended his premium caipirinhaz. We’ll be back for that music live.

Anizio Rezende

This Brazilian bar/restaurant was amazing! The food was delicious, full of authentic flavor, and the atmosphere was unforgettable. The live pagode and samba music brought so much energy, joy, and fun to the night. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the whole experience even better. A perfect spot to enjoy great music, tasty food, and the warm spirit of Brazilian culture. Highly recommend and I’ll definitely be coming back! 🎶🇧🇷🍻

Calvin Mora

Amazing place!came once, then brought my family for a second time. food was delicious, and server was very attentive and welcoming, came with my family, would deff recommend for a date night, brunch, or even lunch . Service was great A++ I have nothing bad to say about this restaurant.

Edwards Bueno

Great staff! We were able to sit inside with kids even though I was a little bit skeptical about it since the place is mostly made for adults! Great music and service! Food and drinks were delicious! A must go place!

+5

Chelsea Abigail

Stopped by around 9pm on a weeknight. The ambiance was quiet compared to other nights when they have live music, but overall beautiful and colorful inside. The staff were friendly, and spoke to us in Portuguese. It was fun ordering like that! The food was absolutely delicious, nicely presented, and mouth watering. The steak I had was so juicy, tender yet the perfect bite, leaving you wanting more. Ugh, the yucca purée was also such a delicious add on. The burger and its fries were god sent. I loved my whole experience here. Everything was tasty, from the drinks to the dessert. I need to come back, hats off to the chefs. Y'all did that!

+6

L.

Good food at a cool Brazilian restaurant. The interior was decorated in a vibey way, adding to the atmosphere. It was fun trying dishes I’d never had before; the feijoada was particularly tasty.

Iun Chen

Delicious restaurant and have gone back a few times! Their cheese breads are so good. Their mains are filling and reliable. We love the nights when they have live music too. It’s a pricey meal but if you’re craving it, it’s worth the experience. Some people comment about the portion sizes- it’s not the best value meal if you’re going that route. For the portion sizes it does feel a little expensive. For two people: an app, 1 drink per, and 1 main per the total was ~$130. I’d also say it’s on the saltier side (as someone who usually eats blander). We’ve noticed this place fills up during the later hours (like after 8pm), so we’ve never had an issue getting a seat eating around 6:30/7pm weekends or weekdays. They have happy hour too!

+1

Raine

My friend and I came in for lunch today. We were the only people in the restaurant but our server was on point with taking care of us and making us feel welcomed. We both ordered the chicken breast dish that came with mashed potatoes, stewed tomatoes, broccoli, and a small salad with a light sauce. It was very tasty, but I wish the portion was a lot bigger and that there was more seasoning on the potatoes. My only other complaint is that given that the restaurant has a lunch menu, why don't they offer appetizers on the lunch menu? That would make up for the small main dish portion. I'm still very happy that we had lunch at Beija Flor, and I would be happy to come back and try more Brazilian food.

Rezaul Khan

Appetizer was definitely better than entrees. Skirt steak was a bit salty but tasty. Fish stew was decent. Service was okay. Casual, laidback vibe. It was okay to try once but given the service, food, and price, I wouldn’t go back.

+1

Alberto Hernandez

Beija Flor – A Mixed Experience After reading several reviews, I decided to give Beija Flor a try. Based on previous feedback, I chose to stick with appetizers and the well-known caipirinha. I ordered the pão de queijo and a sampler of salgadinhos, which included coxinha, pastel de carne, and pastel de queijo. The caipirinha, unfortunately, didn’t live up to the hype—underwhelming and not worth the price, in my opinion. As for the appetizers, the pastel de carne was overly salty, which took away from the experience. The pastel de queijo was better, but the standout was definitely the coxinha—perfectly sized and packed with great flavor. I skipped a second caipirinha and opted for a Brazilian beer instead—Brahma, which was a solid choice. The pão de queijo arrived last and was by far the highlight. The aroma and slightly burnt cheese crust instantly reminded me of my mother’s cooking—nostalgic and comforting. Service was friendly but a bit disconnected—they never asked if I had enjoyed my food. Pricing felt steep for what was offered. For context, I went solo and spent about $63 for two drinks and two appetizers—no entrée included. That’s a lot considering I didn’t have a main. One thing I found puzzling: the “Beija Burger” comes with American cheese, which felt totally out of place for a Brazilian menu. Especially when there’s other Brazilian restaurants that offer x-Brazilian burger, that are on a whole different level. Overall, my experience was mixed. While I wasn’t completely disappointed, the food and pricing didn’t fully justify the visit. The atmosphere is chill with nice outdoor seating. Parking can be tricky, but it might be worth checking out at least once—

+4

Food was decent, wouldn’t give it 5 stars mainly bc it lacked flavor and seasoning/salt. Additionally, service seemed a bit disorganized. Different waiters are attending you the entire time. A waiter brought our food to another table at first. There were inconsistencies with checking up on us with drinks or food. What was great about this place was the live music which we really enjoyed but due to food and service, I wouldn’t come back. Cocktail drinks were decent as well. There are plenty of great Brazilian food spots within the area.

Mayara Ferreira

I really wanted to like this place and gave it multiple chances, but unfortunately, it’s a no-go for me. The quality of the food is good, but the portion sizes are ridiculously small for the price. I’ve ordered from here three times, trying different dishes, and each time, the quantity has been disappointing. My favorite Brazilian dish is chicken stroganoff, so I was excited to order it—only to receive the smallest portion I’ve ever seen in a takeout container. On top of that, I called ahead to ask about the soup of the day and was told it was chicken. I ordered two soups, only to receive what was basically water with a few pieces of sausage. Very confusing and frustrating. I’m not one to complain, but at this point, I can’t justify ordering from here again. If they improved their portions and communication, it could be a great spot, but as it stands, it’s just not worth it