de Carnes Solução on Bow street right after the Neighborhood had a large box full of green coconuts today. I shook a couple and they seemed to have some with plenty of coconut water. To the right of the butcher case and much... (1 reply, last updated by litchick July 10, 2007)

i’m a fan of casa portugal. minimal space, moderate service, great food and very very reasonable prices (22 replies, last updated by Joanie March 25, 2008)

prices. Casa de Carnes Solucao also in Union has a lot of goods, but I think they are more pricey on non-meat products than Pao de Acucar. Brazil Legal on Mystic has served an excellent sonho (brazilian donut) filled with doce de... (34 replies, last updated by Dr.Jimbob August 20, 2008)

, I think the Casa de Carnes solucao on bow street, Gol Supermarket on Somerville, and also used be available at Mt Sinai travel on Main St in Medford. In the Boston area I have been most impressed with the Pao de Queijo from... (7 replies, last updated by passing thru October 22, 2006)

's and the Smokehouse have their own chorizos, if you want a local smokehouse and are flexible about the product give them a try. For Brazilian Linguica (for grilling/churrasco), you can try any Brazilian butcher including Casa de... (2 replies, last updated by trufflehound July 3, 2009)

I would check with Casa de Carnes Solucao on Bow Street in Somerville. They can certainly provide roasting/suckling pigs and during the holidays they offer one roasted, but not certain if that would be possible now. If you do buy... (6 replies, last updated by itaunas June 29, 2006)

I would start with Casa de Carnes Solucao a bit further up on Bow street from Capone’s. There they usually have a Brazilian pulp (until they run out) which I think is better quality (you can by by the box or tube), but... (22 replies, last updated by bella_sarda May 4, 2009)

, and Worcester, I am not certain which one to point you to... but would probably try Fresh Beef Market or Casa de Carnes in Framingham, or Casa de Carnes Solucao in Worcester (this is the one I am most familiar with). Market... (23 replies, last updated by bear July 16, 2009)

Last time I was in the Brazilian Butcher "Casa de Carne Solucao" on Bow St in Union Sq they had frozen Acai. Near the entrance there is a chest freezer with a clear top that has all the frozen pulps. The Gol Supermarket should... (20 replies, last updated by itaunas July 8, 2006)

Market Basket on rt 126 in Ashland has it. Casa de carnes in Framingham may have it too. Second any Asian market. (8 replies, last updated by kobuta June 16, 2009)

I asked this earlier this year, and here is what itaunas said: "The places where I have seen green coconuts are La Sultana (with the greatest frequency and sometimes hidden a bit), Casa de Carnes, and also at times at La... (6 replies, last updated by uwebres January 5, 2009)

is a Brazilian pulp which is imported and used at Bakeries and Cafes (in Union Sq Casa de Carne carries it, but you could also ask at a Brazilian bakery such as on Harvard in Allston). Brazilian juice concentrate is even more... (5 replies, last updated by kobuta December 18, 2007)

Square redid their stock and not certain they have it, but is worth a peek and you could luck out at either casa de carnes or the medford acougue. If you really want to go fancy, a Brazilian jeweler would probably make you a... (5 replies, last updated by itaunas February 22, 2008)

Yes, the service is very slow. I would go back and give it one more shot, though. I think the best thing on the menu is the torta de carne asada. (10 replies, last updated by beanbag November 21, 2001)

Brown Jug(Pizza), Johns Pizza(pizza, calzones), Out of Asia(Peking Duck, scallion pancakes,angelhair pasta, chicken and vegetables),Tijuana(fajitas, chimichangas, enchiladas), Tu Casa (arroz, mariscos, ceviche, casuelade),... (6 replies, last updated by Taralli September 8, 2004)