Emporio do Brasil now Little Brazil -- and that's just the start of the changes

The former Emporio do Brasil has big plans. It's already changed its name to Little Brazil, and within the next few weeks will move from the small spot on Federal Boulevard where it's been for five years to a much larger space near Colorado Boulevard and Leetsdale. The new Little...

By Patrick Langlois

July 13, 2011

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The former Emporio do Brasil has big plans. It's already changed its name to Little Brazil, and within the next few weeks will move from the small spot on Federal Boulevard where it's been for five years to a much larger space near Colorado Boulevard and Leetsdale.

The new Little Brazil will still include a market, but it will expand into a full-scale restaurant, turning out a menu of traditional Brazilian fare, including the excellent feijoada that earned a spot on our 100 Favorite Dishes list.

We'll dish up more details as they become available.

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