
Nossa Casa Brazilian Steakhouse, opening January 13th in Millsboro, Delaware, is more than a restaurant—it’s “Our Home.” Founded by two sisters from Minas Gerais, Brazil, Nossa Casa blends the warmth of family traditions with the bold flavors of authentic Brazilian cuisine. Guests can expect savory barbecue, comforting recipes, and genuine hospitality in a welcoming, family-friendly space. Located at 109 Main Street, Nossa Casa is where the taste of Brazil meets the spirit of home.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 109 Main St, Millsboro, DE 19966
Phone: (302) 297-5197
Website: https://nossacasade.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
My only critique, the plates slide very easily on the table and made cutting the meat challenging.
Bathroom was clean and smelled nice!
Reservations were lovely, walked in. Walked past people who had been waiting for a while and we were sat immediately. No wait!
The food was delicious. Meat selections were great!
The food buffet was a good appetizer selection. however, it could use more selections.
Overall, I’ll be back and will recommend to friends!
(1) our server, (2) the dessert, and (3) cleanliness.
The food, however, did not meet traditional Brazilian steakhouse standards. As someone who frequents at brazilian steakhouses, I trust that I know what a properly seasoned steak should taste like.
The meats were served unsalted and overall very plain. There was also a long wait between rounds of meat from the servers who bring the meat, and they didn’t always seem fully confident in the names of what they were serving. You could easily sense the growing frustration at tables as people waited to be served again.
In my opinion, the meat should be coming around continuously — table after table — so people can eat efficiently and leave sooner, opening space for other diners.
To reiterate, this was a soft opening and I did not expect perfection. But at the same time, it currently makes more sense to go to an Americanized place like Fogo de Chão and still receive higher-quality Brazilian food.
The rice was hard, the meats did not look appetizing, and the pão de queijo was served burnt.
I am not criticizing this new establishment — only pointing out what I believe could be improved moving forward.
Now for the positives: our server, Kevin, was amazing. He greeted us immediately with a smile, explained the process clearly, and was helpful any time we needed him. He even assisted us with small things like extra sugar and an additional glass. You can tell the servers genuinely enjoy their jobs, and they bring a great energy to the restaurant — something the food just hasn’t caught up with yet.
The dessert was absolutely delicious. I ordered the flan and didn’t even get a photo because I ate it so quickly. I would genuinely come back just for the flan.
The bathrooms, dining area, and our table were all very clean.
Overall, my main concern was the food. I probably won’t be returning in the immediate future while they continue figuring things out, but I will come back later to see what improvements they make.
And finally — don’t let this review discourage you from trying the restaurant yourself. Just because it didn’t meet my standards doesn’t mean it won’t meet yours.
Authentic Brazilian food, prepared with so much care. Everything was delicious, the meats were cooked to perfection, and the atmosphere was vibrant and joyful. The background music reflected Brazilian culture beautifully—lively yet at a comfortable level that still allowed for easy conversation.
The gauchos and servers were incredibly kind, attentive, and helpful, which made the experience even better.
The restrooms were spotless—beautiful and clean—and the attention to detail throughout the space is impressive. The design elements reminded us of Brazilian architecture, with arches, cobogós, and even a nod to the iconic Copacabana sidewalk in Rio.
Don’t expect a large, impersonal corporation, but rather a warm, family-owned restaurant. The owner was present, interacting with guests, communicating, and leading the team with genuine care.
I would give them 10 stars if I could—and whatever you do, don’t skip the desserts!
I will definitely be back and wish them continued success!
We used to travel to Newark for this type of experience until that restaraunt closed then to another in Annapolis, this restaurant is superior to that one.
The prices are in line if not less than restaraunts of this style and the food was delectable. Along with the meats they also had a buffet with fresh salads and interesting sides all of the ones I tried were unique high quality and delicious.
The renovation of the old Georgia House created an attractive building where it was once run down. It’s nice to see a new vibrant spot in downtown Millsboro which has potental to bring folks to the area, maybe more much needed attractions will come to the downtown.
In my opinion, the ratings some have given to this restaurant are too critical and are shamefully low. You can tell when you walk in that the owners and staff take pride in their new venture and everyone from the hostess to the owner came by to ask how everything was.
The only thing that was slightly an issue, as others have said, was the plates slide easily on the tables making it a little difficult to cut the meat. This could be solved with a soft table cover, place mat or heavier plates.
All in all a great experience and I wish them well because I will be returning.