Zebu Grill, New York, New York, Cuban Restaurant Details

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Upper Eastsiders on a meat binge hit this "relaxed" Brazilian specializing in "fantastic" churrasco dishes; "solicitous" service and "a caipirinha or two" confirm that this somewhat "out-of-the-way" contender is a "pleasant" enough respite for a "quiet evening" out.

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Terrible food for the money. You can get far better Brazilian food in Mt. Vernon or the Bronx for less than half the cost.

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my my my Excellent service, food was delicious. The black bean soup is very good on a cold night. the steak was cooked just right soft n topped with fresh herbs. great atmosphere I'm sure to return.

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The alcachofras (grilled artichoke salad) was a good start but perhaps a bit over priced for the size. We split the Massa (noodles with Brazilian sausage and tomato sauce) which came with wheat rigatoni today. The sauce was great, the sausage was also quite good, the noodles were good but not quite as whole wheat as we were expecting. Overall the dish worked and we enjoyed it thoroughly. The atmosphere is nice and relaxed and we would definitely go back.

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Went there with a party of four for a dinner. Really tasty and unique food. Great atmosphere. Not 5 starts just because the service was not perfect (everybody were very nice but not 5-star professional).

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Pleasant service and excellent caipirina. The menu needs upgrading since the choices are limited and repetitive. Brazil is a large country with many culinary influences and here it looks a small province with limited cuisine.