They have been voted the best place to host a group dinner in Toronto by dine.TO. They’ve made food, entertainment, and customer experience their focus. They have brought the feel of Brazilian Rodizio to Toronto. They are, Copacabana!
With locations in Niagara Falls and Toronto, Copacabana is expanding and thriving with their unique dining experience that people love. With over 20 different flavours of meat, Copacabana gives the patrons a chance to learn about the meats, decide what styles they would like, and then have it sliced specifically for them by the trained servers. Furthermore, there is an endless harvest table with all the sides you can think of, and some you probably couldn’t. Everything served at Copacabana is all-you-can-eat with a prix-fixe design. Prices range from $37.99 to $42.99 on weekends with desserts and drinks extra.
Aside from the amazing food experience there is also an incredible entertainment aspect to go along with your meal. Copacabana offers customers a chance to see the amazing and traditional performers that make Brazil famous. From musicians, to the gorgeous women with carnival outfits dancing the Samba to even having capoeira performers demonstrating the art of combat in dance.
Whether you are in Niagara Falls, or Toronto’s Yonge/Eglinton area, be sure to check out Copacabana. Or, if the downtown core is more your speed, then keep watch for their new location on Adelaide St. which will be opening soon. Copacabana’s main focus is the keep the traditional Brazilian cuisine without the patrons having to endure the 11hr flight.
With amazing reviews and an ever-growing popularity, Copacabana is certainly the place to go. Be warned, reservations for parties under 6 are not taken so there may be a wait for your table, but when the meat starts coming to your table, it will be well worth it. This is a loud restaurant too, with live music, entertainment, and groups dining, it’s not the place for a romantic and quiet dinner. However, anyone who goes finds that the music gets them moving and wanting to dance, and the boisterous atmosphere is quickly accepted and enjoyed by all.
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Michael Chantler
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