Is the word bebidas the same in Brazilian and European Portuguese?

Yes

The spelling, meaning, and grammatical function of "bebidas" are identical in both Brazilian and Continental Portuguese. The only differences lie in pronunciation.

In Brazilian Portuguese (specifically in many coastal and southern regions), the "d" in "bebidas" is often pronounced as an affricate [dʒ], sounding similar to the "j" in the English word "juice." Additionally, the unstressed final "a" is often highly reduced, sounding almost like a short "uh" [ɐ]. In Continental Portuguese, the "d" remains a dental [d], and the vowels are typically more clearly articulated and "open," though the final "a" is also unstressed.

Brazilian Portuguese Examples

1. Gostaria de ver a lista de bebidas. (I would like to see the drinks list.)
2. As bebidas estão na geladeira. (The drinks are in the fridge.)
3. Precisamos comprar mais bebidas para o churrasco. (We need to buy more drinks for the barbecue.)
4. Quais são as bebidas alcoólicas do cardápio? (What are the alcoholic drinks on the menu?)
5. Eu não gosto de bebidas com muito açúcar. (I don't like drinks with too much sugar.)

Continental Portuguese Examples

1. Gostaria de ver a lista de bebidas. (I would like to see the drinks list.)
2. As bebidas estão no frigorífico. (The drinks are in the fridge.)
3. Precisamos de comprar mais bebidas para o churrasco. (We need to buy more drinks for the barbecue.)
4. Quais são as bebidas alcoólicas da ementa? (What are the alcoholic drinks on the menu?)
5. Eu não gosto de bebidas com muito açúcar. (I don't like drinks with too much sugar.)