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What you can eat here

Vegan as listed 4

  • Brazilian vinaigrette Vegan $5

    Oil, vinegar, tomato, onion; no dairy or meat.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Chimichurri Vegan $5

    Oil, herb, garlic sauce with no animal ingredients.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Fried Yuca Vegan $7

    Just fried yuca root; no dairy or meat ingredients listed.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Salada da Casa Vegan $14

    Matches menu's own oil/vinegar/tomato/onion vinaigrette; no dairy or meat listed.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed

Vegan if you ask 3

  • Açaí Bowl Vegan if you ask small $15 / large $23

    Base is vegan; must hold honey (granola may also contain honey).

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Collard Greens Vegan if you ask $7

    Traditional Brazilian couve is often cooked in bacon fat; confirm prep though menu doesn't list bacon here.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
  • Mix veggies Vegan if you ask $7

    Sautéed vegetables; confirm no butter used.

    Read from the menu, not confirmed
Hours
Open until 10pm
Mon to Thu12pm to 10pm
Fri to Sat12pm to 11pm
Sun12pm to 10pm

Listed hours, not live confirmation. Local time: America/New_York. Hours may change; confirm with the restaurant.

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A regular restaurant that serves dishes vegans can eat.

Little Brazil is a steakhouse where vegans have thin pickings — the Salada da Casa (no cheese, no meat, vinaigrette dressing) is the safest order.

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