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A Feast for the Family at Cabana this Easter holiday!
Add a little spice to the Easter holiday and come on down to Cabana in Corn Exchange Manchester, the award winning Brasilian barbecue restaurant whose menu caters for families with a variety of delicious Brasilian dishes.
Treat the kids for just £6.95 with a selection of main meals that will be sure to tingle their taste buds! Let them try a tasty Cheese Torrado, or the Breaded Chicken served with half a corn on the cob and small fries. A Beef Burger and Quarter Ribs are also available to ensure even the fussiest of eaters are catered for!
The sweet selection is bound to go down a treat too. With a choice of Salted Caramel or Peanut Butter Froyo and plenty of toppings, children can create their own Brasilian Sundae. Choose from peanut butter candy, shredded coconut, crushed Oreos, caramel sauce and so much more!
Parents – we haven’t forgotten about you! Sit back and enjoy the Brasilian atmosphere whilst tucking into flame grilled skewers cooked fresh to order, a selection of street food snacks including Spicy Malagueta Prawns, Pulled Pork Sliders and Cheesy Baked Dough Balls, and a range of sides. When the children are tucking into their Froyo creations, get in on the dessert action with traditional Brasilian sweets including Nega Maluca – a dense flourless chocolate cake – and Bolinhos de Chuva – fried dough balls stuffed with Nutella!
With a range of refreshing soft drinks, traditional Caipirinhas and hot drinks as well as plenty of puzzles to keep children entertained, there’s something for all the family at Cabana Brasilian Barbecue this Easter holiday! What’s more, upload your picture to @Cabana_Brasil with #kidsofcabana and you could win a free meal for the family! See you there..!
Posted: Wednesday 30th March 2016
ID: 11350 - 1638
About Cabana
Every time we visit Brasil, we discover another reason to love it.
There are three things that we think make it truly special: Firstly, the food: it's always communal; especially when friends gather around the oversized barbecues found on every corner.
Then, there's the wonderful eccentricity of the cities: an endless urban collage, haphazardly thrown together to create the most humble, but uplifting environments.
Finally, there's the unmistakably Brasilian outlook: 'tudo bem', meaning 'everything's good', is a spirit that's in everyone's heart, whatever cards you've been dealt.
Cabana is our homage to all of these things; our attempt to share a bit of the real Brasil.
