Thank you SMU students

for voting Cafe Brazil as your choice for

“Best Breakfast

and

Best Coffeehouse“

in this year’s Daily Campus poll!

Last October and November, Oak Cliff People newspaper asked you, the readers, to tell them what businesses, restaurants, and people really stand out in the Oak Cliff community. Many of you filled out our form online, listing your favorite place to score dessert or the best place to see and be seen.  All the votes have been counted, and here are your People’s Choice 2010 winners.

THANK YOU

for voting Cafe Brazil your choice for

Best Coffeehouse

in Oak Cliff

We love being a part of this vibrant community and look forward to serving you in 2011!

Visit any of our 10 locations on Tuesday, January 25

(open to close) and we’ll give you a

FREE VEGETARIAN ENTREE*

ONLY THESE SIX ENTREES ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS PROMOTION:

Vegetarian Tacos | Vegetarian Migas | Veggie Deluxe Sandwich

Vegetarian Pasta | Vegetarian Omelette | Veggie Crepes

*The Fine Print:

• You must print off this blog post and present it to your server or show it on your smartphone/iPad/laptop/etc.
• No substitutions
• For dine-in service only, not valid on to-go orders
• Offer valid while supplies last

Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? Wait! Don’t tell me.  Let me guess…

Your resolution was to lose weight or eat better or get healthier.

Was I right?

Cafe Brazil wants to help you stick to that resolution with our first customer appreciation offer of 2011:

Visit any of our 10 locations on Tuesday, January 11

(open to close) and we’ll give you a

FREE Spinach Salad*

*The Fine Print:

• You must print off this blog post and present it to your server or show it on your smartphone/iPad/laptop/etc.
• No substitutions for other salads
• For dine-in service only, not valid on to-go orders
• Offer valid while supplies last

Frankie Campagna Jr. passed away on January 1, 2011.

Café Brazil would like to extend our deepest sympathy to the friends and family of Frankie Campagna during this time of heartache.

Frankie was a strong individual whose absolute embodiment of the rock ‘n roll spirit could not be further from an affectation.  He was a legendary local performer whose high-flying antics on-stage were matched only by his ability to engage with those around him.

Those fortunate enough to have worked with him at Café Brazil will forever miss his quick wit and mischievous charm.  To a company so rooted in Deep Ellum, and to so many in the community, Frankie  was Deep Ellum, and always will be.

Sincerely,

The Cafe Brazil Family