 | |  | | |  | | Tropeiro Manchester | Brazil Street, off Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3WF | Tel: 0871 230 5340  | | Opening hours: Mon-Sun 12 - 3pm / 5:30pm - 11pm | Sat - Sun 12pm - 11pm |
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| | | | | Tropeiro Manchester | Tropeiro, with its meaty menu, is just around the corner from the Palace Theatre. Although Manchester has no shortage of restaurants, this one is different - a nice change of pace with great food and an interesting concept in presentation. | Tropeiro is a traditional churrascaria, a Brazilian restaurant specializing in barbecue, which simply means meat, meat, and more meat - all the meat one can eat, as a matter of fact! | | Diners can feast on a culinary treat of 13 different types of meat, which are brought to the table by gaucho-style waiters who continually flow through the restaurant, carrying choice cuts of grilled meats presented on the skewer. |
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| | | | |  | | Enjoy seasoned Filet Mignon, Picanha (rump), Linguiça (pork sausage), Alcatra (seasoned top sirloin), Cordeiro (fresh young leg of lamb), juicy and sliced right off the bone at the table, or Frango, a variety of cuts including chicken legs and breasts wrapped in bacon, to name just a few, all slow-roasted on an open flame and seasoned to perfection. | | Non-meat lovers need not worry. Part of the fixed-price dining experience is a huge salad bar which, on various nights, will offer a variety including cold salads and olives, chilled prawns, melon slices wrapped in prosciutto, fresh mozzarella and tomato, as well as hot vegetables and side dishes. | Price of Rodizio = £19.55 per person |
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| | | | |  | | Complementing the restaurant, Tropeiro also boasts a fully stocked cocktail bar, with the most classic Brazilian cocktail being the Caipirinha, a simple yet delightly refreshing combination of fresh limes, sugar ice, and a healthy measure of Cachaca (a type of rum made exclusivly in Brazil). | | The main ingredient in a Caipirinha is Brazil's national spirit, Cachaca. The history of Cachaca dates back over 400 years where it was used by plantation owners to give their slaves more drive when working the fields. | | With the classic cocktail in mind Tropeiro's bar team has created a list of drinks with Cachaca as the main ingredient. However if this one isn't for you, the team are fully trained on all of your favourite classics. Cachaca has come a long way since that point but is still a strong part of Brazilian culture. | | And being located close to Canal Street, less than a 5 minute walk, around the corner, from The Palace Theatre, on the corner of Sackville Street and the aptly named Brazil Street, Tropeiro is perfectly located for a pre-theatre feast or a belly-busting meal to start your night out. |
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