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RememBR Miami
Authentic Brazilian comfort food and a mini-market in the heart of Edgewater
About RememBR Miami
Highlights
Brunch with Friends
Local Favorite
Solo Dining
Signature Picanha
Signature Feijoada
Wheelchair Accessible
Pet-Friendly
Quiet
Dining Essentials
Dress Code
Casual
Typical Visit
45-75 minutes
Verified
8.4
/10Service
8.0
Ambience
8.0
Food Quality
9.0
Value for Money
8.0
Location
8.0
Score derived from 1,200+ public reviews
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Buzzing
DaysWeekends
Times1–3pm
Relaxed
DaysWeekday
TimesOff-peak hours
Walk-ins are welcome. For a relaxed meal, aim for a weekday before noon or after 7pm. A typical dinner runs $20-30 per person. On-site parking is available.
Open Until 8:00 PM
Monday9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Saturday9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Reviews
Food QualityServiceAtmosphere
The Experience
Category
Cuisine
Amenities
Wheelchair AccessiblePet-FriendlyQuietAccessible RestroomCredit Cards AcceptedVegan OptionsDeliveryDine-InHigh ChairsWalk-Ins WelcomeFree Wi-FiLot Parking
Signature Dishes
Picanha
Grilled Brazilian beef cut, one of the most mentioned dishes by guests.
Feijoada
Traditional Brazilian black bean and pork stew.
Moqueca
Brazilian fish stew cooked with coconut milk and palm oil.
Picadinho Carioca
Diced beef dish served with rice, beans, egg, and fried banana.
Coxinha
Brazilian fried dough filled with shredded chicken.
Pastel
Brazilian fried pastry, mentioned with cheese filling by guests.
Brigadeiro
Brazilian chocolate fudge truffle dessert.
French Toast
A popular breakfast item at the restaurant.
What People Love
Food Quality: Guests repeatedly highlight dishes like picanha, feijoada, picadinho carioca, and pastel as flavorful and reminiscent of home-cooked Brazilian meals.
Service: Visitors frequently describe the servers as warm, attentive, and welcoming, often noting they feel like locals from the moment they walk in.
Atmosphere: The dining room is described as cozy, charming, and comfortable, making it a popular spot for both solo visits and family gatherings.
Value: Many guests note generous portions and fair prices for the quality of Brazilian cuisine served.
Market Add-On: Guests enjoy that the attached mini-market offers authentic Brazilian groceries and frozen dishes alongside the restaurant experience.
Know Before You Go
- No reservations are accepted; the restaurant operates on a walk-in basis.
- On-site parking is available, including a free lot, with paid street parking as a backup.
- Sunday and Saturday early afternoons (1-3pm) are the busiest windows; weekday mornings are quieter.
- The attached mini-market sells Brazilian groceries and frozen dishes if you want to shop after eating.
Frequently Asked Questions
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