Restaurants near Delta Fair Shopping Center

This place is the BEST Brazilian Steakhouse in the East Bay!! The staff is super friendly and always on top of things & your requests. Your water will always be filled and you will always be asked if you want a clean plate. There is always someone coming by the table with some type of meat to have. You will not leave hungry that is for sure. The food and drinks are always delicious. If you are wanting a specific type of meat, shrimp, grilled pineapple, or grilled cheese w/ honey just ask and someone will be by with the item. If you are looking for a great cocktail the national drink of Brazil is the caipirinha and it is beyond delicious. I prefer the original and coconut flavors, but they have multiple flavors of the caipirinha to choose from. Getting a double is definitely better cost wise than getting a single. Brasas Do Brasil is HIGHLY RECOMMEND 🇧🇷 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We chose the filet mignon and it was cooked perfectly and very tender. A bit expensive but worth it.

The Cooperage was very busy when we arrived with many waiting for tables. We were seated promptly for our reservation and the noise level was pretty high with the restaurant full and the pull-down doors closed due to weather. Service was friendly but there were gaps in attention at times. We were not in a hurry, but our entrée orders was not taken until after we had finished eating our appetizers and it took a long time for our entrees to arrive compared to tables around ours. I am sure the busy night with a full house was a factor. Food was great, appetizers tuna tartare and brussels sprouts, entrees steak frites, fried chicken, ahi sandwich, and short ribs. The group enjoyed craft cocktails, wine and draft beer. Look forward to our next visit.

Food very tasty love the filet mignon and calamari appetizer with the dipping sauces. A little pricey would definitely go back.

The male receptionist (josh or Jason), a Hispanic guy was very helpful to bring us water n bread while the restaurant was so busy! I wish I remember his name!