Brazilian BBQ

"Churrasco-style BBQ has garnered worldwide attention, but rarely do you find it curbside as you do in Brazil. Conveniently named Brazilian BBQ, this food stand (located in a Rite-Aid parking lot) has a variety of cuts to choose from, including picanha, linguiça, pork belly, and bacon-wrapped chicken. The grill’s standard picanha plate is the thing to get, and comes with rice, beans, toasted cassava flour (farofa), and vinaigrette, but their picanha sandwich on ciabatta bread with vinaigrette and mozzarella cheese is another barbecue masterpiece that I’d (happily) battle the summer heat for. Order a chicken heart skewer too - it’s a grill-out staple in Brazil and perfect for snacking on while you wait for the rest of your food to arrive. They also serve cheese skewers, which are my childhood favorite and the ideal first course before some tender picanha. These aren’t on the menu, but trust me, the squeaky, cheese curd-y skewers are there and waiting for you. In true Brazilian fashion, Brazilian BBQ is only open on the weekends starting on Friday at 4pm, so plan accordingly."