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JP's Salgados

3.0 (1 review)
Open • 6:00 pm - 3:00 am (Next day)

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Fogo de Chão

Fogo de Chão

3.8
(664 reviews)
7.0 mi
•$$$

What a great place to have a rehearsal dinner…read more Our family was hosted in a private dining room. I wish that I would have taken names because the service was amazing! The drinks were flowing. Love the Brazilian lemonade. They also did a modified strawberry hibiscus caipirinha mocktail for me which was so delicious. I'm not a beef eater, but the family enjoyed so many delicious cuts. Picanha sirloin. Fraldinha bottom sirloin. Alcatra top sirloin. Costela beef ribs. For me, it's just lamb when I eat red meat. Lamb chops medium. Lamb picanha marinated with fresh mint, white wine and lemon then fire roasted. Yum! My favorite though is the salad market table. Slices of smoked salmon. Hearts of palm. Asparagus. Brazilian egg salad. Grilled cauliflower. Chickpea salad. I can actually skip the meat completely and be so satisfied. Try not to fill up on the pao de queijo, Brazilian cheese bread. It is so addictive!! Not sure why we needed dessert but the trio was a sweet way to end a great meal and begin a weekend filled with family and lots of love. Somehow we managed to sample the cheesecake brûlée, key lime pie and the decadent chocolate brigadeiro cake. So many delicious bites. Thanks to the staff who made this a night to remember. Obrigado!!

Iryna and Tristan were so awesome! They took excellent care of us during a recent visit to…read morecelebrate a birthday. Highly recommend this location for any special occasion or just a delicious lunch. Ambiance and service are top notch. Excellent selection of rotating meats. Impeccable atmosphere. Overall a great churrasco experience! The crème brûlée cheesecake was an unexpected highlight and the perfect way to end the meal. Highly recommended. Seating consists of movable armless chairs that can be easily rearranged to accommodate a wheelchair. Along the dining room's outer wall, there is ample space to park a mobility device, such as a walker, without obstructing foot traffic. Free parking includes several accessible spaces directly in front of the restaurant. The restrooms are clean and easily reached via a barrier-free hallway off the main dining area.

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Fogo de Chão
Fogo de Chão
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BARDA Detroit

BARDA Detroit

4.4
(235 reviews)
8.1 mi
•$$$

Excellence all around, every dish truly impressed. The black rice scallops were a standout, and the…read morechicken was perfectly juicy. We also loved the beets with garlic sauce, the potatoes, and the citrusy carrots, which added a refreshing balance to the meal. For dessert, the pavlova was good, though more tart and lemon-forward than we expected. The Punetazo cocktail was unique and worth trying. Service from Francesca was fantastic, attentive throughout the meal. Free on-site parking is available, and reservations are definitely recommended.

I rounded down to three stars, sorry Barda! I wanted to love it but it was just okay…read more I thoroughly read reviews and ordered dishes that seemed popular and good however, I wouldn't say anything tasted outstanding. All our dishes were fine though, I guess that is why I feel a bit disappointed. Free street parking is great! And when we arrived at 5pm (opening time), all spots were basically full so I took that as a great sign. We entered the restaurant (fun vibe, red lights, music is loud) and were welcomed in right away. I was excited! So the cocktails are great but I would say nothing like overly unique but loved the Margarita (Earth, Wind & Fire), the El Cuco was pretty good, very ginger forward which I like but not spicy at all. The Old Fashioned (why no single ice cube??) was good also. Next, the appetizers: Beets (presentation is excellent) however this dish just tastes like beets (simple and fine), the sauce adds a nice touch but other than that, it was just like okay, nothing special (I wouldn't order again for that price). Next was the Carne y Hueso which we liked. The sourdough bread is not too sourdough-y (good for me since I don't actually like sourdough) and we asked about the best way to eat it which is to spread some bone marrow first then top with the steak tartare. I would say this had a very rich and meaty taste (I haven't had marrow much) which is expected. We liked it. Main: Black Rice with scallops (several small scallops hidden underneath). The black rice was chewy and tasted pretty good/flavorful. My hubby said the dish smelled a little like truffles?? but didn't taste that way (good because he doesn't care for truffles), I didn't think it did (I love truffles). The scallops had a very mild flavor. I would say if you love scallops you may be disappointed but this was fine for me since I don't. Bife- the steak was cooked to our desired level (medium rare) but seemed to lack flavor. I liked the chimibutter and we enjoyed the grilled onion that came with this dish. Overall, I would say the Bife was fine. The kitchen is open so you can see the flames of the fire for the grilling area & the fire pit outside seemed great (on a less cold/snowy night). Note, I think there are 2 separate single bathrooms (one in separate corners of the restaurant) but I didn't realize that until after I waited in a line to use it. Well, I like trying new places, some are hits and some aren't. Thank you for a nice evening Barda.

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Saturday night dining at Barda Detroit
Saturday night dining at Barda Detroit
Left: Bife, Right: Black Rice (with scallops)
Left: Bife, Right: Black Rice (with scallops)
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Texas de Brazil - Ann Arbor

Texas de Brazil - Ann Arbor

3.7
(69 reviews)
34.6 mi
•$$$
Full bar
Large group friendly

Lamb chops are a separate charge here unlike other Texas de Brazil locations. Unlike the Fogo de…read moreChao in Michigan where they are part of the included buffet price. They removed the lamb picanha!!! There are no current special seasonal dishes either and I was told perhaps not until summer! Spring just started! Alex was our attentive server. Jim the manager answered our questions well. My son and I bought the $70 dining card to receive twelve 1/2 of meals, so we have 24 discounted meals. He and I had water, while my wife had a soft drink for her birthday, though she would have enjoyed one regardless. The bill was just under $100 for us three. I am very disappointed about the lack of lamb picanha. Only having leg of lamb as part of the buffet is disheartening. Hopefully they will bring it back. I was considering getting a third discount card, but without lamb picanha or lamb chops I doubt I will. Of course we will be back as we spent $140 plus delivery fee to have physical discount cards. We saved $87 so the break even point will be our next dining experience here. I ordered the overpriced $13 carrot cake for my wife to enjoy for her birthday as the coupon for joining their website does not combine with the discount cards. This pushed our total spent to about $147 including tip. If you like this place invest in a discount card or two or even three.

Even though I had reservations AND it was lunchtime (not dinnertime) AND the restaurant was nearly…read moreempty, the manager still tried to seat me by the restrooms. Everyone else was seated by the windows. I had to insist on being seated elsewhere. The restaurant is relatively new and still retains its sparkle. The salad bar is at the back, with chill/hot sections. I paid attention to other reviews and zeroed in on the pineapple carpaccio. In addition, I had the hearts of palm, baby asparagus stalks, potato salad, and lobster bisque. Other people had recommended the latter and they were right. I had very little else from the bar to focus on the grilled meats. The parade of meat started very quickly after I was seated. The filet mignon was fantastic. It was well-seasoned and prepared at the right temperature. The picanha (spicy and garlic) was okay. However, I thought the lamb was too gamey (I usually like lamb) and the pork was too dry. I got full quickly so I was glad I did not select the chicken or sausage offerings. Brazilian bread, bananas, mashed potatoes, and fries accompanied the meal. I only requested the bread, which was hot and chewy, and the bananas were swoon-worthy good. Yes, you need to save room for the sugar-and-cinnamon-spiced, pan-fried bananas. My server was polite and responsive. I wish I could forget the inauspicious start to the meal.

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Texas de Brazil - Ann Arbor
Texas de Brazil - Ann Arbor
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Fahem Steakhouse

Fahem Steakhouse

4.6
(12 reviews)
11.1 mi

Prices are high but the quality is undeniable. Ordered a tomahawk steak for a birthday dinner…read more Perfect maillard sear. Perfectly seasoned. I won't take a star for this, but it's much more a brazillian steakhouse-inspired restaurant than a brazillian steakhouse. I mean that with full compliments and hope the menu is inspired more in that direction for future updates. Staff was wonderful and the venue was quiet, and that's because it's far more fine dining than hectic table-shuffling waiters in a open, noisy venue. I hope they embrace that more and open the menu for items priced closer to a more frequent dining experience vs. just for special occasions. I want to see quality like this succeed by enhancing so many pre-existing strengths.

The food was excellent, especially considering everything is halal. We had the steak, truffle…read morefries, and garlic mashed potatoes, and all were made just right. The steaks were perfectly tender and cooked exactly how we asked. Each item was uniquely flavorful and didn't feel generic like many steakhouses. The Australian Wagyu really stood out, and I can finally say I've had Wagyu. The Brazilian steak was good as well--more familiar in flavor, similar to what I've made myself on a cast-iron skillet, but still enjoyable. The sauces were solid overall. The chimichurri was flavorful but a bit oil-heavy for my preference. I liked it more than the spicy aioli, and the cowboy butter my least favourite. The servers were very kind and polite. As constructive feedback, they didn't seem very seasoned for a steakhouse, and I think the service could be elevated with some additional training. The restaurant is clean, spacious, and nicely decorated without being overly flashy. Lighting is slightly dim, which works, but the overall ambiance didn't quite feel like a steakhouse. The music was very low, almost nonexistent, and the place felt unusually quiet. The parking lot felt a bit sketchy, and the surrounding sidewalks aren't well maintained (not the restaurant's fault). This stood out when compared to the quality and cost of the food, which is expensive but fairly priced for what you get. Good luck and I hope this place ends up being a gem and people love it!

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2025-02-14. Fahim Steakhouse. Dearborn Heights, MI. Menu 1.
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2025-02-14. Fahim Steakhouse. Dearborn Heights, MI. Menu 2.
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