Alianza do Brasil - 52006 Lerma de Villada

The buffet was good, some things that I expected to be hot were cold but everything was good, the meat was also very good and the service was excellent, without a doubt a good place to eat but I didn't like the hours very much because of so many people, later there weren't so many people, very good.

In particular, the service on the part of the waiter that touched us was excellent and that opened up what the rest was good. The cuts were fine, only one lacked more cooking. Regarding the bar, it was a bit limited but what was available was appetizing.

Well, the service is more or less good, there are not so many waiters to help you. The variety of the bar is not that good, I call it filling food. The cuts have 2 and the rest is chicken, chistorra, etc. The guys who serve you are very friendly and helpful. The pitcher of water is deli yes

A place probably already known by many people the place of "Brazilian swords" that is served in a buffet, the current dynamics in times of pandemic is to arrive at the place to ask for a table, you can see in the center the appetizer bar, salads, pasta, soups and desserts, all included in the price of the buffet, there is not so much variety but I would say that it is acceptable, even though the recommendation is to only have a little salad to accompany the main dish which is meat, they give you a plastic glove so that you take the spoons and serve yourself to your liking, I think it's fine given the situation of the pandemic, you arrive at your table with your salad and a parade of swords begins with different types of meat, beef, pork, chicken in even some seafood, you can tell the desired amount to the waiter, who by the way is not very attentive, with a great attitude, I had to go on a Saturday afternoon and there were not many people, I don't know what it's like when it fills up, they offered us a package for 2 person s, includes 2 buffets and a jug of wine for just over $700, the price seems reasonable for good wine, the only detail I would add would be a greater variety of desserts and that they pay attention to the cleanliness of the toilets.

"Brazilian" restaurant... The buffet food hardly resembles Brazilian cuisine. And a well-served meat rodizio, but without the Brazilian flavor. Meat lacks garlic. There was pepperoni, ribs and picanha. A glass of juice is half the price of the buffet.