“Texas de Brazil offers an all-you-can-eat grill meat extravaganza, complemented by a decent salad bar. The concept is promising, with an array of grilled meats served tableside. However, our experience had its ups and downs.The grill meats were generally good, with a variety of cuts cooked to perfection. The servers continuously brought out skewers of succulent beef, lamb, and pork, offering a carnivore's delight. However, a disappointing aspect was the abundance of bacon-wrapped items, which became increasingly stale as the evening progressed.One letdown was the chicken, which arrived slightly underdone, detracting from an otherwise enjoyable meal. Additionally, the ala carte options seemed to inflate the overall cost, adding to the already hefty price tag of $55 per person. While the quality of the meats was commendable, the pricing structure left much to be desired.Furthermore, the dessert selection was lackluster at best. After indulging in the savory meats, we were hoping for a satisfying conclusion to our meal, but the dessert options fell short of expectations.Overall, Texas de Brazil offers a decent dining experience, albeit at a steep price. The grill meats are the highlight, but the bacon-wrapped selections and undercooked chicken detract from the overall enjoyment. With some improvements in pricing and quality control, it could truly shine as a top-notch dining destination.“
“Texas de Brazil offers an all-you-can-eat grill meat extravaganza, complemented by a decent salad bar. The concept is promising, with an array of grilled meats served tableside. However, our experience had its ups and downs.The grill meats were generally good, with a variety of cuts cooked to perfection. The servers continuously brought out skewers of succulent beef, lamb, and pork, offering a carnivore's delight. However, a disappointing aspect was the abundance of bacon-wrapped items, which became increasingly stale as the evening progressed.One letdown was the chicken, which arrived slightly underdone, detracting from an otherwise enjoyable meal. Additionally, the ala carte options seemed to inflate the overall cost, adding to the already hefty price tag of $55 per person. While the quality of the meats was commendable, the pricing structure left much to be desired.Furthermore, the dessert selection was lackluster at best. After indulging in the savory meats, we were hoping for a satisfying conclusion to our meal, but the dessert options fell short of expectations.Overall, Texas de Brazil offers a decent dining experience, albeit at a steep price. The grill meats are the highlight, but the bacon-wrapped selections and undercooked chicken detract from the overall enjoyment. With some improvements in pricing and quality control, it could truly shine as a top-notch dining destination.“