Bristol, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/19/2020 -- In accordance with the Pennsylvania State Government's ordinance of non-essential businesses ceasing operations in response to the outbreak of COVID-19, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse has temporarily shut down its dine-in services until further notice. This establishment understands the severity of the pandemic and is compliant in taking action to prevent the spread of COVID-19, as well as encouraging all patrons and the surrounding community to stay safe in the interest of public health.

In the midst of escalating efforts from government officials, educational institutions, and private businesses to curb the number of reported cases in Philadelphia and the bordering areas, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse has restricted its operations to pick-up, take-out, and delivery services. As social distancing and proper quarantine practices discourage sizeable public gatherings, this establishment has remained steadfast in its partnership with reputable delivery services such as GrubHub, UberEats, and DoorDash to ensure the safe transportation of this restaurant's orders to residents and visitors throughout the City of Philadelphia.

Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse assures all of its patrons and professional affiliates that its staff is taking every possible precaution to keep their establishment sterile to the highest degree before, during, and after food preparation. These measures include proper sanitary practices, clean cooking surfaces, and ensuring workers are in good health. As more public and private facilities across the nation begin to close their doors, this establishment's team will remain up to date on COVID-19 development and adhere to government decrees as necessary. In the meantime, Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse will continue to provide Philadelphia's favorite authentic Brazilian cuisine.

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About Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse:
Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse provides a compelling restaurant experience, bringing authentic Brazilian roots to every dish they serve. Their vast assortment of savory meats is complemented by their rodizio-style dining experience. Their warm and rustic atmosphere, excellent customer service, and palatable cuisines are just a few things that make Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse the premier choice for fine dining.

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Philadelphia, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/30/2019 -- Like the United States, Brazil is a large country in terms of both population and geography, with many distinct geographical and ethnographic regions. Its cuisine reflects its melting-pot heritage, so there is not one single style or definition of Brazilian cuisine. There are, however, several defining characteristics of how cuisine interacts with the other aspects of Brazil's diverse culture.

In order to understand the roots of Brazil's food traditions, it's necessary to first understand the country's history. The area that later became Brazil was colonized by Portugal in 1500 and remained under Portuguese control until 1822. Before 1500, the area was the domain of indigenous peoples such as the Tupi-Guarani, whose staple crop was manioc (most similar to a potato) and who used this root vegetable to make tapioca and other dishes that have undergone some evolution but still serve as a basis for what is now thought of as Brazilian cuisine.

A strong Portuguese influence is still evident in much of Brazil's food, particularly in the use of fish (especially salted cod), as well as the added flavors of onions and garlic. Those with a sweet tooth should also thank the Portuguese for their role in the development of a variety of Brazilian desserts that are now considered traditional.

While Portugal was under colonial rule, African slaves added to the emerging cuisine with the use of many fruits and vegetables that are still widely used in Brazilian recipes today, such as coconut, plantains, and okra. The diversity of Brazil's population expanded during the nineteenth century, with a flood of immigrants from all over the world, from Japanese to Germany. Each immigrant group added something new to the country's food traditions, helping it to continue its never-ending development into the delicious world cuisine that millions of people have been eating to this very day.

To taste these influences and experience Brazilian cuisine, book a reservation at Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse!

About Picanha Brazilian Steakhouse
Open for lunch and dinner, Picanha Brazilian Grill's two Philadelphia locations serve the most authentic Brazilian cuisine in the Philadelphia area. Eating rodizio style allows visitors to have their meat carved tableside, and the extensive menu offers something for everyone. The restaurant also offers an extensive dessert menu with items made by an in-house pastry chef.
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