Nosso Quintal Brazilian Bar & Grill Bringing Brazilian Cuisine to Kissimmee

“Get ready for the REAL Brazilian Experience in Kissimmee FL”

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer
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A new restaurant is bringing Brazilian food to Kissimmee. “Get ready for the REAL Brazilian Experience in Kissimmee FL,” says the website (still under construction) of Nosso Quintal Brazilian Bar & Grill, which would open at 30 Broadway, Suite 29B, according to submitted plan review documents.

A description of Nosso Quintal Brazilian Bar & Grill is currently available at ExperienceKissimmee.com, which says the restaurant is “Opening Soon.”

“Nosso Quintal Brazilian Bar & Grill is a culturally immersive bar and restaurant coming to downtown Kissimmee, designed to bring the spirit of Brazil to life through music, art, and shared social experiences,” says ExperienceKissimmee.com. “Inspired by the traditional Brazilian ‘quintal’ (backyard), the concept centers on community, celebration, and connection, offering guests an authentic glimpse into Brazilian culture. Live performances, curated events, and vibrant design elements create an engaging, high-energy atmosphere for both locals and visitors.”

Opening in the Broadway location, Nosso Quintal joins restaurants like Soul Tapas & Bar, Main Street Pizza, La Ro Cafe, and others, at the intersection with West Darlington Avenue.

What Now reached out on Wednesday to co-owner Luca Martins to ask about plans for Nosso Quintal. Martins was not immediately available for comment.

Stay tuned for about Nosso Quintal!

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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