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Brasil Celebrates 30 Years of Service in Montrose

April 24, 2022 6:00AM

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Eric Sauseda
Owner Dan Fergus and Chef A.J.
Since 1992 Brasil has served up wonderful and creative café fare at the corner of Dunlavy and Westheimer. On Saturday, the Montrose café held its 30th Anniversary celebration which was a big thank you to everyone with free food, drinks and music along with an art show at the connected gallery. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)

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