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    Fogo de Chão

    4.7 (6 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Entre Fuegos - we need pick knife for different meat

    Entre Fuegos

    3.0(5 reviews)
    2.0 kmSanta Fe

    La comida es mediocre y súper cara para lo que sirven. Los tragos son carísimos y los cobran mas…read morecaro si el cliente no esta pendiente.

    I consider my self a stake lover and this place deliverers. But before we get into the main course…read morelets talk about how you start this meal, drinks. I decided to order a Gin and Tonic to start. I was expecting a regular gin and tonic but what I got was way more. Before I know it they brought a cart full of different gins, mixers, dry herbs and fruits. All for to mix it with your gin. As expected the drink was fabulous. To start the meal we ordered Habugo ( Habugo is a type of prosciutto but the pig is fed all his life with only nuts. This gives a spectacular flavor). For the main course, we had KOBE beef. ( Kobe is a region in Japan. To be able to sell Kobe Beef you need a special permit and certification). This is very expensive meat so we order only 100g or 3.5 oz so we could try it. It was fantastic but very expensive. We probably paid 100 USD for that 3.5 oz. We also ordered a 35oz Ribeye to share with the whole table. By the end of the meal we were so full we decided not to order any divert. But, as a courtesy from the restaurant the gave us some marsh mellows and a small fire to burn them in. Just like camping I thought. Over all it was a fantastic meal. They play 80's videos all night long. Good flash back. Another thing I really liked is the smoking area. They have a terrific covered deck. There you could Enjoy a cigar with your meal. For a meal of 3 and drinks we payed $350 including tip. So I think it's pretty reasonable. Sorry for the long review :)

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    Texas de Brazil

    Texas de Brazil

    4.3(3 reviews)
    1.6 kmSanta Fe
    $$$

    This is one of the best Brazilian steakhouses I've ever been to. We were shopping at the centro…read moreSante Fe mall and decided to eat here for lunch. The meat here is absolutely delicious. Tender and perfectly seasoned. There is a very large variety of meat ranging from chicken, pork, lamb, to beef. There are many different parts of each type of meat. For example beef ribs, top sirloin, beef neck, chicken heart. They were all worth trying! The beef is especially amazing. Another very cool aspect of this steakhouse was the freshly made salsa. You get to choose your own ingredients and they make the salsa right there in front of you. It is simply amazing! Super aromatic and flavorful. I was basically drooling as they were making the salsa...the smell was too amazing. They had all different types of peppers, salt, garlic, onions and tomatoes to make your salsa with. They service is also very good. The staff members are all very friendly and some of them also speak English. I definitely recommend this place! Lastly I have to let you know that the full menu price is only 395 pesos! That's about $20 USD ONLY! usually in America a for a restaurant of this quality is would easily cost around $60! There is tips and service fees added to the price after. Also water and soda all cost money so you might as well get soda. Our final bill came out to be about $28 per person with drink costs and tips.

    From the owner: Texas de Brazil is a churrascaria, or Brazilian steakhouse, that features several cuts of…read moreflame-grilled beef, lamb, pork, chicken and Brazilian sausage as well as an extravagant salad area with a wide array of seasonal chef-crafted items.

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    Cambalache - Ribeye, Mariposa style

    Cambalache

    4.1(41 reviews)
    10.0 kmPolanco
    $$$

    decided to have a dinner at a Argentinian restaurant. As one does at an Argentinian restaurant, we…read morestarted the night with some empanadas. The beef and the spicy beef were delicious. Nice buttery, flaky crust and succulent meat. Well seasoned. We didn't decided to try some of the Argentinian chorizo that came with a simple salad of lettuce and tomato dressed with some olive oil. The sausage was probably the worst part of the meal, but that's like saying a Mercedes is the worst car among a bunch of Ferrari and Lamborghinis lol. The star of the night was the prime ribeye, that came the table with Serrano peppers and grilled onions. Beautiful great flavor, high-quality beef! We also decided on a side of soufflé potatoes. Now this isn't like a soufflé as much as it was like french fries that were puffy and like little pillows. They were good if not, perhaps a bit under seasoned. They tasted much better when I spooned a little the Housemade chimichurri sauce over the top. End of the night with a dessert of tableside flambé Crepe Suzette! Very delicious very traditional with the Grand Marnier and the Brandy served with some really good vanilla ice cream. Wash it all down with a bottle of 2021 Primeras Viñas Cabernet Sauvignon from Bodega Lagarde. The meal from start to end was wonderful and delicious. Service was impeccable everyone very friendly and attentive. If I'm ever back in Mexico City, which I will be because of Business, I will certainly stop by once again!

    The steak was like a shoe and the r other entrees were good the service was good the atmosphere was…read morevery good. It was expensive for what we got. Of course , but the meat could have been cooked better.

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    Cambalache - Arrachera and grilled onions.

    Arrachera and grilled onions.

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    Fogo de Chão - brazilian - Updated August 2026

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