Hubby and I were delayed flying out of Orlando so we took advantage of the opportunity to finally pay Mrs. Potato a visit. We arrived for lunch and were seated immediately. We started off with bolinha de queijo, a Brazilian version of cheese sticks in the form of a ball. These were absolutely phenomenal! So ooey and gooey on the inside with a nice crispy breading. They came with a garlic sauce that was also amazing. We shared the carne seca rosti for our entree. This dish was so delicious! The potato top was perfectly crispy. The shredded Brazilian cured beef was moist and flavorful. The cream cheese sauce was such a standout. I just loved the combo of shredded meat, cream cheese and potato. Simple idea, executed flawlessly! Top notch service, friendly staff, excellent food, unique menu - Mrs. Potato lived up to the hype and made the delay a lot more tolerable.

Simply, wow! The service was good and it had a very homey feel. Visited twice in two days. Every entree was delicious and perfectly prepared. The Banana Pastel was a wonderful balance of sweet and salty and creamy. The chicken drops, cheese drops and cod fish drops were all beautifully prepared and surprisingly light. The freshly made juices were amazing as well. If you're near Orlando, or live there and have never been, you need to go for some authentic, and uniquely prepared Brazilian food.

After hearing so many wonderful things and watching Guy Fieri visit I was so exited to try Mrs. Potato! We made a reservation, but at 6:30 it was nearly empty. Our server was so friendly and filled up my water every time it was close to empty. The decor inside is cute with Mrs. Potato heads mingled with Brazilian flare! We were brought a bread roll and a pao de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) with an AMAZING garlic sauce! These were presumably unlimited as we had 3 rounds. My friend and I chose to visit during their all you can eat soup time. For $17 there were 6 soup options. My favorite was the pork and grits (trust me it's good even if you don't like grits!) and the loaded potato. You could add additional toppings such as cheese, hot sauce, green onions, etc. our server also recommended the Brie and after seeing the picture we absolutely had to get it! It did not disappoint! It came with a sweet and spicy Thai chili sauce that complimented the Brie well! I also enjoyed a hot chocolate as it was cold out! Next time I would love to check out their desserts but I was so full from my soups!

Unlimited soup, bread, and toppings on a rare chilly day in Orlando? Yes, please! The soup bar is the star attraction here, offering six different soups and a toppings bar with plenty of options to customize your bowl. I saw croutons and macaroni (to bulk up your soup if needed) onions, different cheeses, fresh herbs, hot sauce, and more! Plus, you get unlimited baskets of bread--baguette and pão de queijo -- and if you ask, there's garlic sauce to go with it. Last Friday, the 6 soups were black bean, hearts of palm, creamy potato, short rib and grits, caldo verde, and cheesy cauliflower. My only gripe? The soups weren't labeled for allergies or dietary preferences--I mistakenly assumed the black bean was vegetarian until I bit into a chunk of meat. We also tried a "small" rosti potato, which was still big enough for two people and came with a fresh side salad. The rosti was perfectly cooked--crispy outside, cheesy inside, and very satisfying. The leftovers heated up nicely for breakfast the next day too! Taking a star off for the state of the bathroom (yikes), but if that doesn't deter you, Mrs. Potato is a cozy spot for a warm, hearty meal.

I've been wanting to try this for years! I finally got a chance and MAN!! What great customer service! The moment we entered the gentleman who was our waiter went above and beyond. As our first time there we sampled some of the popular/traditional meats and fillings. We ended up ordering the Philly cheesesteak, the shredded beef, and the bacon ranch and chicken rosti. They were SOOOO GOOD! The potatoes were so crispy, the meat was super flavorful, and it was overall such a delicious meal!! We ended up splitting our rosti to try each other's dishes. Also don't forget the fresh mango juice! Yum! It was so delicious and hit the spot. I'm salivating just writing this post wishing I lived a little closer so I could order from here more! Also this place was featured on food networks Diners, drive ins and dives and man it was rightfully so to be featured!!

The staff greeted and sat us immediately upon us entry. Our drink order was taken and my iced tea was crisp (I'm picky about iced tea). I ordered was shrimp gnocchi and the portion was generous. It was perfectly prepared and the Alfredo sauce was delicious. My dessert was flan ... creamy and lovely. It was on the small side, but the ambience was like a friendly cafe, and there was plenty of room for our party of seven. Everyone in our party enjoyed their food.

Nice welcome by Caique. To drink delicious natural strawberry lemonade and also pineapple juiced on the spot. The appetizer sampler of cod fish fritters and chicken drops is truly special. The Shrimp Catipury Empanada (Pastel) is spectacular!!! . We came for Feijoada and was plentiful full of meats and delicious. Pricey at $48 but huge; will truly serve 3 people. Best we have had in Orlando. Nice friendly ambiance; simple but airy and clean. Plenty parking in front.

I have been wanting to try Mrs. Potato for some time and was so glad to finally get the chance to go. The restaurant is a little smaller than I anticipated, but they do have outside seating. There weren't many people there when my party of 5 arrived, so we didn't have to wait long for a table. A big rush did come in about 20 minutes later and there were people waiting to get a seat. The food itself was fantastic. Everyone loved their rosti--we all ordered and tasted around the table. The favorite was the rosti with shrimp, but the everyone loved what they ordered (broccoli cheese/philly cheesesteak/chicken). The also ordered a few appetizers and loved them all. The rosti is HUGE, so expect to bring home leftovers.