Toreros Brazilian Churrascaria Fort Pierce

The restaurant isn't good, and the service leaves much to be desired; the staff were constantly on their phones and ignoring the customers—I had to call the server multiple times before I finally got some attention. The all-you-can-eat service wasn't what I expected; the first cut of meat that arrived seemed like it had been sitting in the kitchen for a while—it was tough and unseasoned. After I complained, they brought out a slightly better cut, but while the second piece looked presentable on the outside, it was raw on the inside. The restaurant claims to be Brazilian, but the food was anything but; the rice was hard, the beans were over-seasoned, and there were very few food options for a place that advertises an all-you-can-eat service.

Food: 1

Very good foods and excellent serviced.

Best food and best service. Definitely worth trying. I’ll come back for sure

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The worst Brazilian cuisine experience of my life.
They have NOTHING Brazilian there, besides names of meat cuts in the menu. I ordered a Picanha Burger, and it was almost impossible to eat, the meat had gristle, cartilage and a lot of fat, it was horrible! I still doubt that it was really picanha… the place smells like cigarettes and horrible music choice which is also not Brazilian…
Terrible experience, never coming back!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Very good Churrascaria!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

You guys really dropped the ball with our event this weekend! We have gone from 5 stars to 1.
Decided to stop in and give it a try again after going when they first opened and OMG it was amazing today!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 3

My parents threw my 15th birthday celebration here however it’s normally really good this time they really dropped the ball with our party of 20+ people.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 1

Service: 3

We went there for my grandson‘s 19th birthday very disappointed. There was another group of people with a much larger group which got all the attention by the time they got finished with them there was nothing left for us. We had to wait 20 to 30 minutes for each sliver of meat very disappointed.

The idea was to enjoy a dinner in a quiet place, with good music, excellent service and a gastronomic experience where the food would speak for itself.

Personally, the experience did not meet my expectations. I think that the service could have been more attentive and the food was not at the level I expected, especially taking into account previous experiences that I have had in other Brazilian restaurants.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

Unfortunately, our experience at Toreros Brazilian Churrascaria was very disappointing. We came in as a party of six and were surprised to find the restaurant completely empty when we arrived. After being seated, we went to the “buffet,” which only had about 4–5 side options available. For a place advertised as a Brazilian steakhouse with a buffet, the selection felt extremely limited — mostly rice, beans, and a small salad selection.
We ordered the Rodizio, which is supposed to include around 10 different types of meat. However, throughout our entire visit, we were only served about four types. The only meats brought to our table were churrasco, ribs, pork loin, and chicken— and that was essentially it. We were never offered filet mignon bacon-wrapped cuts, or many of the other meats typically included in a traditional churrascaria experience.
To make matters worse, there was about a 20-25 minute wait between each type of meat being brought out. That meant we were sitting and waiting for long stretches of time just to receive very small portions. The steak itself was a bit dry and lacked flavor, which was disappointing considering the price.
For a party of six, we paid nearly $400, essentially just to eat rice and beans and steak. That would have been understandable if the full Rodizio experience had been provided, but paying that amount for limited sides and only a few types of meat simply was not worth it. We’ve been to many Brazilian steakhouses before, and this experience did not compare.
The service was okay but not particularly friendly or welcoming.
Overall, this was not worth the price, and unfortunately, we would not return.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 1

Service: 1

Great place food is outstanding

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Last night I went with my family (7 people, including a baby) to Toreros Brazilian Churrascaria in Fort Pierce, and the experience was very bad from the beginning. We arrived on time, were seated, but the customer service was terrible.

We had to ask for everything: food, drinks, and even refills. No one came to our table, and when we asked for something, they looked at us like they didn’t want to serve us anymore, as if they were doing us a favor. It was total chaos and very unpleasant.

What frustrated me the most is that we have visited this restaurant in other locations before, and this has never happened. Here the service was so bad that no one seemed interested in helping us.

Out of respect, I will not mention names, although they showed no respect to us. When we asked for the owner, there was no solution at all.

This is not a family-friendly place. I do not recommend it at all. Stay away and don’t waste your money here. The service quality is terrible.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Meat was really chewy, no one was in the place, $40 of two pounds of meat no side. Interesting.

WE WENT FOR LUNCH TODAY AND THE FOOD WAS VERY, VERY GOOD

BUT THE SERVICE WAS TOTALLY TERRIBLE, NO ATTENTION TO THE CUSTOMERS, WE ASKED A CAKE FOR SHARE FOR 4. And NO EXTRA SPOON, WE HAD TO GO TO PICK UP THE PEPPER, THE SALT, THE CLEAN PLATES, THE WAITRESS WATCHING THE PHONE, NO BODY SEE YOU, NO BODY PAY ATTENTION, OF NOTHING,

NO MATTER I GAVE A VERY GOOD TIP, BUT FOR THE FOOD,

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 5

Service: 1

Nice place

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 5