Best Brazilian Restaurants in Beacon Hill

Absolutely fantastic, prices are high, but worth.

Fogo de Chão is one of my favorite restaurants because every time I go, it feels like a little trip to Brazil. Unfortunately, this was the most disappointing experience I’ve had so far. The location felt small and cramped compared to others, and I was surprised to see only two Brazilian staff members—neither of whom was my server. Early on, it was frustrating to see several staff members sitting in booths on their phones while service lagged. That said, the meat was great, the fruit was fresh, and the salad bar exceeded expectations. I was especially happy to see cooked mozzarella on skewers and feijoada offered—both of which added a nice touch of authenticity. The limonada was refreshing, though the caipirinha was unfortunately watered down. This visit won’t stop me from going again, but it will make me think twice about visiting this location.

This Fogo is hit and miss. The food was good but a bit salty and dry on the meats. I felt bad for the host because she was having to seat tables and set tables during a very busy time. However, she remained graceful and professional. The beans and rice were bland. Other sides were tasty. Its rough because I always compare Fogo to Texas De Brazille, which is always very good. I would go to this Fogo again as I live very close by. The staff is always nice.

Always a delight! Just the best! Wallet is a lot light but stomach much fuller and smiles all around.

They always ask us if we’re there to celebrate an occasion every time we go. If you are there to celebrate a specific occasion, then they will more than likely ask you as well or maybe I’m guessing you can tell them. They will have you pick a dessert on the menu.  The Tres Leche cake was supreme!