Brazil Mart

Nao sou de reclamar, ainda mais de um lugar brasileiro, mas preciso fazer um alerta.
O lugar é pequeno, mas ate que tem boas opcoes. Porem é caro… Normalmente pagamos mais pelos produtos do Brasil aqui na Florida, mas esses perderam a nocao.
Acabei comprando apenas uma coxinha e uma empadinha e infelizmente nao deu para comer. Eles usam uma farinha diferente, sei la, nao deu para encarar (eu eu como em qualquer lugar). Saudades dos mercados de Pompano ou de Orlando!

Armanda was great with me and all my request!!!
I was surprise when she said she wasn’t an owner! Great service will highly recommend!

There hasn’t been a Brazilian mart in Doral or anywhere close to Miami until now. And thank God for that. I am a person who will drive wherever as long as it is to get those things i need and must have. I drive at least once a month to A. J Seabra to stock up on products that are imported from Brasil and I cannot get anywhere else. A. J Seabra is huge and has a huge selection including fish, fruits and anything you can think of. Thanks to this place recently open, I don’t have to drive 36.4 miles to get a good bolinho de bacalao or a coxinha or mouse de maracuya. This little store holds Brasilian t shirts, flip flops (Havaianas), a small bakery inside with all the goodies, a small candy section with Brasilian bon bons, nuts and also chips. They have my awesome guarana soda and Samba coconut water. Thanks to Brazilian Mart my trips to Seabra are limited to fish like «Dourada» and meats.
Once in a while my craving kicks and my palate tingles for some good Brasilian food I go to this little mart and enjoy great pastries, juices, and traditional Brasilian finger foods. I am glad this place opened and I know for sure Ellie is very glad too. Ellie doesn’t eat Brazilian food, she drinks a lot of gas and has very expensive shoes. She is my beautiful Jeep and it will be less traveling for good. Now I am not Dr. Zeus but this place is so good it has me rhyming too.