If you click on the links in this post, we may earn money from the companies mentioned in this post, at no extra cost to you. You can read the full disclaimer here.
Today, I want to talk about the Brazil booth at the Busch Gardens Williamsburg Food & Wine Festival. Now, you may have noticed that we’ve been talking a lot about the Busch Gardens Food and Wine Festival. And not just in our Busch Gardens Food and Wine Festival Guide.
We’ve been talking about it for good reason. It is a really great festival featuring a menu with over 150 food and drink options. They are spread throughout the park in multiple booths.
Each booth has a different theme. Usually, it has something to do with a specific area, such as Africa or Mexico. We’ve recently reviewed the Jamaica booth and the Turkey booth. But today we want to talk about the Brazil booth!
Where to Find the Brazil Booth
You can find it in the New France section of the park.
There are a couple of ways to get to this section. When you enter the park, walk through the England section. Then you can turn right and walk through the Ireland section, then the France section, and then you’re at the New France section.
But you could also take the train here because it is right by the Caribou Train Station. That means you could take the train either from the Scotland train station (which is close to the front of the park) or the Festa Italia train section.
And you’ll be happy once you get to the Brazil section. After all, check out what is on the menu.
Brazil Menu
Cordeiro: 9.00
- Lamb, Lemon & Spicy Mint Chutney, Garlic & Mint
Churrasco: 9.00
- Grilled Steak with Chimichurri Sauce
Linguiça: 8.00
- Grilled Sausage with Peppers & Portabella Mushrooms
Abacaxi: 7.25
- Grilled Pineapple with Coconut Caramel Sauce
Arroz Doce Cremoso: 7.25
- Coconut Rice Pudding & Cinnamon
Wine: 11.99
- Alta Vista
- “Vive” Sauvignon
- Cousiño Macul
- Classic Cabernet Sauvignon
- Alta Vista
Cocktails: 13.99
- Mango Caipirinha
- Cachaça, Sugar & Lime
- Mango Caipirinha
Refresher: 7.00
- Frozen Brazilian Lemonade
- Limeade & Sweetened, Condensed Milk
- Frozen Brazilian Lemonade
So now that you know what the menu items are, you may wonder, what did we like? What did we not like? Well, we’ll tell you what we liked best, what we were split on, and what we didn’t like.
But full disclosure before I begin: I do not eat Brazilian foods on a regular basis, and that may affect what I liked and didn’t like. If you eat Brazilian foods on a more regular basis and are more familiar with their flavors, you could have a very different opinion than mine.
Best Menu Item
Of all the menu items at Brazil, my family loved the Churrasco best.
I thought it was just so good! The sauce especially was the best part. It just made the whole dish for me. They did a great job with the sauce and it was the perfect blend of flavors.
I will say I did have one family member who normally likes beef did not like it. But that was in part because his pieces were a bit tougher.
But despite that, I would still highly recommend this dish.
Items We Were Most Mixed On
On the other hand, we were mixed on the blend of flavors with the Arroz Doce Cremoso.
For me, there was a specific taste that I did not recognize that I did not care for. On the other hand, someone else in my family liked it. So we really were quite mixed on it.
Items We Would Pass On
But one item we could agree on not liking was the Abacaxi.
And this was a shame since I love pineapple, coconuts, and caramel sauce. But there was a spiciness to it that I did not care for. The pineapple itself was also a bit hard. So if you were looking to skip an item, this would probably be the one I personally would skip.
Busch Gardens Food & WIne Festival Tickets
In order to attend the Food and Wine Festival, you will need tickets to Busch Gardens.
But luckily we tell you all about how to find discount tickets for Busch Gardens in our Busch Gardens Williamsburg Guide.