All-you-can-eat Brazilian steakhouse featuring fire-roasted meats carved tableside & a vibrant salad bar.
Experience an authentic Brazilian steakhouse with a continuous flow of fire-roasted meats expertly carved tableside. Enjoy a vibrant salad bar and a variety of traditional sides that complement the exceptional meat selection, offering a truly immersive dining experience.
The restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Brazilian steakhouse (churrascaria) experience, offering a continuous stream of fire-roasted meats, including various cuts of beef, lamb, and more. The generous salad bar and traditional sides are also frequently mentioned as excellent accompaniments. The $10 bar burger and Brigadeiro cake have also received specific high praise.
"The $10 bar burger and the Brigadeiro cake are specifically called out as must-try items. The all-you-can-eat selection of fire-roasted meats, including lamb, is also a major draw."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the all-you-can-eat steakhouse experience, highlighting the quality and variety of meats, along with the extensive salad bar and value.
Important Note
The bar burger, while highly recommended, is noted as being very filling. Dinner prices are considerably higher than lunch prices.
"Fogo de Chao is listed as an AYCE Brazilian restaurant."
Positive"The user's partner wants to try Fogo de Chao, but the user is looking for a more interesting or unique type of event. They are asking for suggestions for alternative immersive experiences that are open on a Monday."
Neutral"Fogo de Chao was mentioned as a dining option."
Neutral"This establishment was mentioned as a potential dinner option for first-time visitors to NYC, located near Hell's Kitchen/Hudson Yards. The user is considering it among other places."
Neutral"Fogo de Chão is mentioned as an all-you-can-eat option in NYC."
Positive"Referencing a food review video, this commenter notes that Fogo de Chão's more expensive cuts, like ribeye, are comparable to the best steakhouses in NYC."
Positive"This commenter also recommends Fogo de Chão."
Positive"This commenter recommends Fogo de Chão as a better option."
Positive"Although not having visited recently, the commenter's Brazilian girlfriend prefers Fogo de Chão over Plataforma."
Positive"This commenter believes Fogo de Chão is vastly superior to Plataforma."
Positive"The original poster had a good experience at Fogo at Midtown, noting a good salad bar, excellent pao, good meat selection (specifically mentioning lamb), and fast service."
Positive"Fogo de Chao, a Brazilian steakhouse in Midtown, is the commenter's favorite for a beginner steak experience due to its fixed-price, all-you-can-eat model offering many different cuts of beef."
Positive"Fogo de Chao, a Brazilian steakhouse, is mentioned for its lunch price of $57, which is considerably lower than its $80 dinner price, presenting a good value for those who enjoy Brazilian steakhouses."
Positive"Agrees with the Fogo de Chao recommendation, clarifying it offers unlimited smaller cuts of various meats rather than one large steak. Also highlights the included sides, salad bar, and cheaper lunch prices."
Positive"Recommends Fogo de Chao, emphasizing that its all-you-can-eat Brazilian steakhouse experience is tough to beat for value and variety."
Positive"Author asked about considering Fogo de Chão for the dinner."
Neutral"The author claims Fogo de Chão's Brigadeiro cake is 'insanely good' and possibly the best chocolate cake in the city, despite it being a chain restaurant."
Positive"A commenter recommended Fogo de Chão (misspelled 'Togo de chao') as a 'no headache great food' option, implying its suitability for a straightforward, satisfying meal."
Positive"Recommends the $10 bar burger at Fogo de Chão as amazing, but warns it might cause drowsiness. Suggests pairing it with a $10 caipirinha, possibly after the exam."
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