Best Brazilian Steakhouses in Downtown Orlando

Dined here for the first time and I was a nervous becuase it wasn’t super busy on a weekday night but our experience was fantastic. I am a big fan of Brazilian steak houses and this is one of the best! The salad bar items were all fresh and delicious and included and some more unexpected items like fresh sushi and made-to-order pasta. The steak was fantastic there were the classics like pichhania but also some unique dishes like garlic bread and fried cheese with honey. One of the gauchos took notice of the kind of steak I liked and cooked us a special preparation which was above and beyond! This restaurant is new to the Orlando area and a little off the beaten path but it was absolutely worth the drive and we will be back!

Great food, friendly and efficient service Super

Sofia (bartender) was amazing, knowledgeable, very personable and attentive. The food was top notch and reasonably priced. I highly recommend this place and will be back!

Great place for great meat cuts, rodizio is contantly flowing, amazing meat choices plus salmon and shrimp, a must go to!!!

This is a very affordable and good option relative to Fogo or Texas. They offer a buffet option with three cuts of meet for 1/3 the price of the high end places. They also offer the full experience which I ordered and enjoyed. I reviewed the recent negative reviews and the positive ones as well. I want to specify that YES I have actually been to Fogo and Texas many times and many other Brazilian steakhouses. It’s not clear from the negative reviews whether they have experience at a steakhouse. All food and everything is good here. It’s an open room seating area. Comparatively, the meat here has slightly more fat which can come out soft or hard depending on the cut and how it’s cooked. Not critical because it’s all you can eat. The meat is good quality. I am reporting the day after and I feel great. The salad bar is not large but strong. Quality options. This steakhouse is kid friendly. The service is excellent. The chimichurri sauce was good and not spicy. I saw reviews about waiting for meat and otherwise waiting, that’s typical of a Brazilian steakhouse because the severs bring the cuts around table to table. If there is something you want - or a temp preference - then just ask. Usually when you arrive, at Brazilian steakhouses they bring 3-4 meats to your table at once to get you going and then meat trickles in as servers bring other cuts. Some people waited in line for their reservation, but that’s okay because there’s no wait to get food once seated. You can go straight to the salad bar or get meat. There’s also a bar to have a drink while waiting. So waiting in line here is synonymous with waiting at a restaurant post ordering the food. There were a lot of Brazilian people eating here which is a very good sign. I would recommend and come again. These are fun experiences if you’ve never been to a Brazilian steakhouse. It will make sense if you have the right expectations. Enjoy with the fam!