After a few days of eating very few vegetables, and eating many rich fulfilling restaurants in the Polanco area... I thought this place would be a great idea because it also has an AYCE salad bar. Maybe my fifth or sixth Fogo de chao I've tried in 3 different countries. (Brazil, US and Mexico.). All very solid. And you won't go home hungry. Looking at my credit card statement after coming back home, $93 USD out the door, tax and tip included, for 2x all you can eat Fogo de Chao churrascarías experience, one beer and one soda. Same experience, and more reasonable price than back home! read more

This is a chain but I was not impressed. We went on a Saturday for lunch, they had Feijoada in their buffet with same farofa that was mediocre, beans and the salad bar didn't look very fresh and we arrived early like at 1:00. I ordered a salmon with maracujá sauce and didn't taste like passion fruit at all. read more

Fogo de Chão - Can you see the salmon? - Brazilian Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

What I most loved about the experience was being able to try a little bit of everything without having to think about the price. It was a great experience. The servings of meat are cut very small but are brought to the table frequently. The filet mignon was so soft that it practically melted in my mouth. I thought it could have been a little less salty in hindsight. I recommend the rib of lamb and baby beef steak. I liked that the bathrooms were very clean. The salads and cheeses were world class as well. I specifically recommend coming here frequently if you can get a coupon. I came hungry and left very very full. The service was wonderful in that there appeared to be multiple staff per table so I felt that it was amazing every step of the way. Even an English speaking manager came out to greet us too. Regarding opportunities for this to go to the next level, I felt that the filet mignon could have less salt. I thought the initial serving sizes could have been a little larger and then later in the evening I felt the serving sizes could be smaller to minimize waste. Overall, it was a wonderful date night experience that I would recommend for any couple. read more

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We have dined at Fogo de Chao at least 40 times over the last 12 years in Houston, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Bellevue, Portland, San Jose, San Francisco, and Las Vegas. Mexico City was our 10th location. We came here on Christmas Eve for lunch. Because of this, it's possible our experience was atypical. Service: very attentive and good. Market table: same quality as most other locations, perhaps very slightly below FDC average. Ambiance: this location is poorly built. The quality of seats, tables, bathrooms are all old and beat up. It needs to be renovated. Meat: we got the market table plus single selection of meat because we didn't want the full experience over lunch. We picked fraldinha, bottom sirloin. This was a disaster. They brought a skewer of fraldinha that was tired and old. It had only a thin bit of very well done meat. The server sliced off strips of this for us and we ate it. Not many people were in the restaurant, 2 other groups. We felt bad to complain and ask for a fresh piece of meat that would be thicker and therefore closer to medium. We ended up eating this well done awful steak. Also the fried potatoes (they don't have mashed potatoes at this location or at least not on this day), fried polenta and fried bananas were all served in half size portions to our group and tasted stale as though they'd been fried half hour ago. Then after we were essentially full, they brought around a buck thick fresh fraldinha to another table. This is the worst Fogo de Chao we've ever been to. We paid and left a standard tip and didn't express our concerns because they didn't ask "how was your meal?" I regret dining here during our trip to Mexico City. The rest of our meals will be at locally owned establishments. ------ Hemos cenado en Fogo de Chao al menos 40 veces en los últimos 12 años en Houston, Baltimore, Filadelfia, Washington DC, Bellevue, Portland, San José, San Francisco y Las Vegas. Ciudad de México fue nuestra décima ubicación. Vinimos aquí en la víspera de Navidad para el almuerzo. Debido a esto, es posible que nuestra experiencia fuera atípica. Servicio: muy atento y bueno. Tabla de mercado: la misma calidad que la mayoría de las otras ubicaciones, quizás muy ligeramente por debajo del promedio de FDC. Ambiente: esta ubicación está mal construida. La calidad de los asientos, las mesas y los baños son antiguos y están muy deteriorados. Necesita ser renovado. Carne: obtuvimos la mesa de mercado más una selección única de carne porque no queríamos la experiencia completa durante el almuerzo. Escogimos fraldinha, solomillo de fondo. Esto fue un desastre. Trajeron una brocheta de fraldinha que estaba cansada y vieja. Solo tenía un poco de carne muy bien hecha. El servidor cortó tiras de esto para nosotros y nos lo comimos. No había mucha gente en el restaurante, otros 2 grupos. Nos sentimos mal por quejarnos y pedir un pedazo de carne fresca que sería más gruesa y, por lo tanto, más cercana a la mediana. Terminamos comiendo este bistec horrible bien hecho. También las papas fritas (no tienen puré de papas en este lugar o al menos no en este día), polenta frita y plátanos fritos fueron servidos en porciones de tamaño medio para nuestro grupo y sabían rancios como si hubieran sido medio fritos hace una hora. Luego, después de que estábamos esencialmente llenos, llevaron una fraldinha fresca y gruesa a otra mesa. Este es el peor Fogo de Chao en el que hemos estado. Pagamos y dejamos una propina estándar y no expresamos nuestras preocupaciones porque no preguntaban "¿cómo estuvo su comida?" Lamento cenar aquí durante nuestro viaje a la Ciudad de México. El resto de nuestras comidas serán en establecimientos de propiedad local. read more

Arrived on a Sunday evening around 8pm. Plenty of open seating and we were seated right away. The server immediately welcomed us and took our drink order. The salad bar has a variety of options but a little lackluster. I wish they had a better soup choice (was a tomato broth of some type). Everything at the bar was fresh and prepared properly. The meat selection was superb. The meat was seated and seasoned to perfection. The meat choices came fast and furious and there was little time to breathe between cuts. Several garnishes were included at the table and of course those delicious cheesy breads. The server was prompt and kept the glasses full. New plates were exchanged for used ones on a regular basis. The caprihina was excellent and just one glass will knock your shoes off. Excellent experience and would definitely recommend to others. The staff also spoke English for the foreign visitors. read more

Fogo de Chão - Brazilian Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Nice food, all prime meat, and nice service, very enjoyable. Must come back in future. read more

Fogo de Chão - Brazilian Near Me - México, D.F., DIF

Very happy to see such a great Brazilian BBQ in D.F. Obviously everything was delicious. ;-) read more

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It was our last night in Mexico City and we were craving for some vegetables. Don't interpret this the wrong way - during our 1-week visit we had some of the best food, but we felt we hardly ate vegetables the entire week. I spotted this Fogo de Chao on Yelp and we thought: Great! We'll have lots of meat and lots of vegetables. It was a Monday night and it wasn't very busy in the restaurant. Our server was super friendly; he even told us he has been with Fogo de Chao for many years and he has moved for the company on several occasions, including to Las Vegas. He was chatty without being intrusive and sincerely friendly. The food was delicious. Vegetables were fresh and staff kept replacing dishes from the buffet that were almost empty. They were on top of things. The meats were great, except for the sausage. Ours was superdry, all the juices were cooked out of it. We were unlucky; I later saw a new batch of sausages that looked much more appetizing. It didn't really bother us; we were more interested in the other meats. We had a wonderful time at Fogo de Chao. The restaurant is located in a nice street with lots of restaurants. Unfortunately we didn't get to explore the area of Polanco much during our stay. Hopefully next time... read more

Great service and amazing experience! You CAN please everyone with their incredible market table and choreography of meats. There are even seafood options. PS the bread bites are gluten free! read more

My husband I had dinner here tonight and everything was fine until we received the bill. I told the waiter how much tip to add to the total. When he gave me the receipt to sign he had added another 62 Peso. I ask him how did he make this mistake since I had wrote down the amount to charge my credit card. He left and came back with another waiter who said what the problem it only another $5.00 US dollars. I explained it was not the waiter job to spend my money. Then they said they would just give me $5.00 US dollars, then they said they couldn't give me any money they would void it. I did not want to give them my credit card again since I was leaving Mexico the next day. Please be advised if you are a tourist do not give them your credit card pay in Peso. This left me with such bad feeling I can not recommend this restaurant to tourists. read more

Delicious food, attentive service, nice atmosphere inside. Was costly but worth it especially for the meats they had. The buffet had some nice salads, fruits, veggies, and cheeses for those who don't eat meat. read more