Casa Da Ladeira - Congonhas

Restaurant with very simple food, really wood-fired, it burns your eyes in the wood-burning stove area, haha. Food extremely well made, really delicious, with a real homemade feel. I highlight the farofas, lasagna and banana pie (creamed corn with banana). In fact, like some comments from other users, there isn't much variety of sophisticated food or beef. The day I went, they had pork and fried chicken available. In addition to dishes that already come with proteins such as lasagna, tropeiro beans, etc. Still, there is nothing to be desired about the flavors I tried in this place, they are really very tasty, which makes up for any lack of variety or options. As a point for improvement, I think they could increase the price of the service a little and include dessert, still, it's just an improvement, I give it a 5. When we were there, Dec/2023, the price was R$40 per person, without scales, free repetition, consistent with the quality of the meal

We went for lunch on All Souls' Day (02/11/2023) at around 2:00 pm, there was almost no fresh food left. The food itself is tasty, but as there was only leftovers, I can't give it a good rating. The atmosphere is dark, the bathrooms are dirty, and as it was raining, there were leaks everywhere, in fact, there were waterfalls inside the restaurant. And according to the guide who indicated, the price was one price, but when the time arrived, they changed another price, I believe they went up because it was a holiday.

The restaurant is well located and is part of a beautiful historic building, and unfortunately that 's all. 1 The environment, despite being spacious, is extremely cramped as there are too many tables to accommodate as many people as possible with minimal comfort, and there is always a customer or waiter bumping into you while you eat; 2 The Minas Gerais food menu is limited and boils down to the basics (white rice, beans, feijoada, farofa, lasagna, boiled chicken, roast chicken, crackling, loin, okra, angu and salad (tomato, lettuce, cucumber , pineapple, mango, etc. . Food replacement also leaves something to be desired, as we had to wait for some food to be replaced (and it was only midday . There was no other beef option, not even paying extra. 3 The price is high (R$ 35 reais per person to eat as much as you want, as the limited menu and cramped location do not encourage repeat dishes; Furthermore, the location violates article 66 of the consumer protection code, as they omit or make it difficult to visualize the price (which is per person ; In addition to children over 8 years old (absurd the amount is already charged as an adult. 4 The waiters ' service is selective, as they are looking for tables with easy access and a large number of customers at a single table (unsuspecting people who can earn more for the restaurant , for other customers (couples or small families waiting or give up . 5 During our experience at the place, we still came across stray dogs, moving between the tables, leaving the place with the impression of a lack of care and commitment to the healthiness of the environment. 6 Finally, the bathrooms (men 's were cramped and without adequate supply of paper towels. After this disappointing gastronomic experience, I do not recommend this place, as there are other options in the city that treat customers better (in terms of price, quality and care .

The location is excellent, in front of the Sanctuary. The food was very tasty and with a lot of variety! 35 reais to eat as much as you want, there is no option per kilo. Dessert cost 10 reais to choose two sweets, I opted for dulce de leche and guava paste and they were great! The place is very simple, but the value makes up for it with the quality of the food and the excellent service! Service: Dine in

Very well seasoned food. I loved the roast chicken, okra, and jiló. I highly recommend it! Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: R$20–40 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5