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The service is excellent and the food is fantastic. The prices are quite reasonable for the area.

The food was a bit pricey, but it was really good. Most of us ordered the steak, which could have had a bit more flavor. I would definitely come back next time I'm in the area. The service was excellent as well.

Best place to eat authentic Brazilian food. If you want to surprise someone who doesn't know this type of cuisine, this is the right place. Great service and excellent food quality made by the renowned chef Horacio Gabriel! View menu

My family and I had a wonderful experience at the restaurant. The waitstaff were incredibly polite and friendly. The food was outstanding, and they offered wine caipirinha, which is not easy to find. I highly recommend this place!

Excellent service and food. A bar in Brazil is like a bodega where alcohol is served. Hocca is a tradicional bar styled restaurant in the central market of São Paulo, where they serve mortadela sandwich, cod pastel (empanada) my favorites. It was a nice surprise to visit the Orlando location and find the tradicional items served at their original restaurant in São Paulo.

We had high hopes for the feijoada. Although it looked appealing, the taste did not live up to our expectations—it was extremely salty and contained less meat than traditionally served. Overall, the restaurant seems to cater more to tourists and doesn’t deliver the authentic Brazilian cuisine we were hoping for. It appears that the standards are lower than anticipated, and for these reasons, I am hesitant to recommend this restaurant. View menu

As a Brazilian restaurant serving feijoada on Saturdays, you would expect to eat a traditional one, which means that you have at least four types of pork meat. The beans were salty and cooked only with bay leaves and no meat. Peaces of rib were added but only after it was cooked aside. The collard was ok and the torresmo fried pork belly) was just a side dish. So, if you look for the real feijoada experience, you will be disappointed, unless you don't have an idea of what a real feijoada is.Servers tried their best to assist, but kitchen doesn't follow up. For the price $39 for 2 people) is still not a gift. At least we tried with our best intention to have a good time.

The wait staff was friendly. But, the food was much too expensive for what we got. Also, my meal came-out a full 10 minutes before my wife 's meal. So, we ended-up awkwardly splitting my meal and then awkwardly splitting hers. Finally, my wife ordered the 'PORTO GOMES DE SÁ CODFISH (Shredded codfish in Gomes de Sa style) which was a very small portion for $34 (plus a ludicrously large portion of white rice) that was so salty, we both winced at the first bite. One important final note. There is literally no vegetables on the menu except for onions mixed with some orders and salads. I 'm saddened actually, because the location is convenient and the place is bright and inviting. But, I don 't t...

We ordered three drinks—a shot on the rocks with lemon, a specialty cocktail, and a sangria—along with two empanadas. While we were waiting, we decided to add the mignon capitury and the classic Camarao to our order to share. We received only two of our drinks and the empanadas. The empanadas were decent, and two of the drinks were good, but the issue was that we waited for 40 minutes and never received the third drink. Despite trying to grab the staff's attention for 30 minutes, our server eventually just asked if we were ready to order again. Frustrated, we chose to get the check and leave instead. I was really looking forward to enjoying authentic Brazilian cuisine today, but unfortunat... View menu