Restaurant Review: Cafe Do Brasil
When Brazilian native Ana Paixao Davis immigrated to Oklahoma in 1983, she couldn't speak English and had only $100. Today, she owns and operates Cafe do Brasil, 440 NW 11, a popular eatery that serves Brazilian cuisine against gay walls of green, yellow and blue, the colors of the Brazilian flag. Originally called More Than Muffins when it opened in 1994, the restaurant changed names in 1998. Then in 2005, the restau...
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