Brazils Kitchen - (Near Buckinghamshire, london)

5 /5 Jordan Taylor: Popped in here while waiting for my bike to go through its MOT. I visit a lot of cafes on my bike and this is probably up there with one of the best. Atmosphere is great and the food is absolutely lovely. Coffee is great too, really enjoyed my visit, will be back.

5 /5 Astley Tom (Tom Astley Physiotherapy): A great restaurant with fantastic service and food: We had three course dinner and wonderful wine. The cauliflower croquettes were delightful, the filet steak was cooked perfectly and wonderfully presented, the crème brûlée was light and magical. Thanks team

1 /5 Ben Sullivan: Previous experience was okay. Last experience was terrible 14 quid not cheap for a breakfast the bacon overdone in the oven so tough could’ve walked home on it .black pudding cheap and terrible. Hash brown greasy even the toast was not done well was soggy+ undercooked tomatoes were underdone maybe they have a new chef I don’t know I don’t care but I won’t be going back £14. I could’ve got a breakfast of this standard for 8, shame I was looking forward to a really nice breakfast as I did have last time and was willing to spend the extra money. This was a total disappointment.

5 /5 Dharani Madugoda: Absolutely loved Brazils Kitchen. Our first time there. Especially loved the mushrooms and poached eggs on sourdough toast with truffle oil. Gorgeous food and presentation. Friendly and attentive staff. Cant wait to go there again!

5 /5 MrRon: Definitely recommend, popped in for a impromptu brunch with family who live in the area. The staff we very friendly. The menu is small and well done, it has a few breakfast items with a few choices of lunches and sandwiches. I had the bacon and brie ciabatta which was tasty! The coffee was good too along with other varieties of drinks. The prices were reasonable too. Will be going again.