Several naturally gluten-free options like grilled meats, rice, beans, and pão de queijo, but menu lacks clear gluten-free labeling and protocols are not well documented.
Some gluten-free dishes to choose from.
No GF-related illness reports found in recent data.
Consistently positive feedback from gluten-free diners.
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Point Brazil in Astoria was known for its Brazilian buffet, offering dishes by the pound, including popular barbecue meats and a variety of salads and desserts. It was a neighborhood staple for those seeking a quick and affordable taste of Brazil. Unfortunately, the restaurant is now permanently closed.
Moderate confidence — some signals are inferred. Confirm details directly with the restaurant.
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