It's 3 days after my first Samba-Le meal and I'm still thinking about the delicious ribs, sweet sangria, and the inviting Brazilian hospitality. Initially drawn in by the bright awning, trimmed with rainbow stained-glass, Samba-Le's charm rescued our group of 5 from a 90-minute wait for a table at an over-stuffed enclave of the second street variety. A few caprihanas, small plates, and bites of birthday cake later, we were hard pressed to leave what turned out to be a charming celebration of my friends' 24th birthdays. Bid adieu by sultry samba music, we resolved to return again for the good service and better prices.
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