The Sweet Finale

The Desserts

Six house-made sweets — classic Brazilian flan, mango passion fruit cake,

tiramisu, double chocolate. À la carte, made in-house, served with a smile.

// À la Carte · Not Included in Rodízio

Save room — these are worth it.

House Made

Five ways to finish.

All desserts are made in-house, served chilled or warm to spec.

Most pair well with coffee, port, or a final Caipirinha.

The List

All desserts, plus extras.

All sweets are à la carte. Coffee and after-dinner drinks pair well — see the wine

and spirits list.

Brazilian Classics

2 sweets

Pudim de leite condensado Silky condensed-milk custard set with a deep caramel top. The defining Brazilian dessert.

Doce de leite Slowly cooked sweetened milk — caramelized, rich, deeply traditional.

Cakes

4 cakes

Tropical, fragrant, bright — fruit-forward. Lighter than most cake options.

Coffee-soaked sponge, mascarpone cream, cocoa dusting — sliceable.

Dark chocolate cake with chocolate ganache. Pure chocolate.

Bright, tart, creamy — a cooling end to a heavy meal.

Extras

Ask your server

Brazilian coffee, espresso, cappuccino. The classic pairing with flan or dulce de leche.

Tawny port, late-harvest wines, Cognac, grappa, amaro — see Wine & Drinks →

Special occasion? Bringing your own cake is welcome in the dining room for a flat $10 plating fee. The Private Room has the same policy. Let your server or coordinator know in advance.

A Suggestion

What goes with sweet?

Three classic finishes — pour-and-bite combinations our regulars come back for.

// 01

Flan

Tawny Port

The caramel notes in port amplify the burnt-sugar top of the flan.

// 02

Chocolate Cake

Vintage Port

Big, sweet, dark, complex — the only red wine bold enough.

// 03

Mango Passion Fruit

Brazilian Espresso

The bitter coffee resets the palate after the tropical sweetness.

That's the Menu

From fire to finish.

You’ve seen the whole menu. Now book a table — the gauchos are waiting.