Very nice modern brasilian food. Fusion restaurant a must go place. Pretty expensive for locals but…read moreone of the top 10 in town! If you went to Brasília you have to try it

Every time I come to Brasilia I must have at least lunch at this restaurant. The food is always…read moreamazing . Time has changed and happy hours used to be the best, then work lunches tooK over but my last time there was right before COVID started. I enjoyed a quiet and tasty dinner and cocktails with my husband. We had excellent service. I wish they were delivering during COVID. I would be buying from them every week,

Nice, classy restaurant with outstanding waitstaff. The menu was extensive; the food was excellent…read moreas was the presentation. The waitstaff doesn't hover over you but the second you turn your head, they are attentive, friendly, and helpful. We went late on a Monday night and weren't expecting much but had a memorable dining experience. Highly recommended!

I know this is a chain. I have never tried the chain in the U.S. But this apparently is one of the…read morebest steak houses in town, by town, I mean the capital of Brazil. My second trip here. There is really not much here but the government. But I suspect this is nothing like the ones you get in the States. First of all, the salad bar is massive.The amount of selections - I could just eat that and be done with it. They have traditional old slave food. Basically stewed pork, beans and rice. Delicious. I couldn't stop eating the salad bar selection, that by the time they walked around with the meats I was confused. More food? More beef, chicken hearts, and more cuts of beef. Amazing meat but apparently not as good as Argentina, which I know, with this job, I'll be going also to Argentina for more good meats. The restaurant is located next to the car wash / gas station. I mean "THE" car wash, where major money laundering scandal took place where some very prominent people were indicted. I think that's where Breaking Bad got the idea, or vise versa? Don't forget to take a picture when you are done. And absolutely come here to eat. This is not the U.S. chain.

After being a regular customer of Fogo's in the US, dining at Fogo's in Brazil was something I…read moreneeded to check off my bucket list. The interior decor appears more westernized with a Brazilian flair. The cuts of meat are much larger and Im drinking Guarana in the country where it is produced. For about 5 guests, I paid about $250 including desserts and drinks. That's less than what we pay for at Fogo's in CA. The rodizio consists of the same salad/appetizer bar, pao dequiejos (cheese bread) and about 10-12 cuts of meat. The Picanha is my favorite. Could not get enough of it. Restrooms are via elevator to the second floor. Clean but not so well lit. Parking is at the empty lot next to the building. Make prior reservations because it gets full. Or, come early. The place gets full quickly.

Came here for lunch. Quite busy. English menus with limited English spoken. Prices were very good…read moreand staff was friendly while we worked Google translate. Good perfectly cooked steak and crispy fries. Very nice inside with lots of business lunch types (coat and tie). This is a franchise and you see them all over Brazil. Give them shot.

Absolutely amazing food and drinks. Next time I'm in Brazil, I will stop by for dinner.read more

I had very high expectations for this places based on reviews and photos I had seen in Yelp, but…read moreunfortunately, we had a pretty poor experience. We were only 2 people and nobody said anything when we first sat down about the fact that all dishes are either for 2 or 4 people. We were extremely disappointed when we ordered 2 different types of fish and they told us we could not get individual servings, but only serving size for 2 people. The inflexibility was really something I have not experienced in other Brazilian restaurants. We ended up compromising and ordering just one type of dish for 2 people, and the fish was over cooked. Very disappointed and will not come back.

I had never been to this restaurant before and decided to try it tonight. A friend and I walked in…read moreand we were promptly received by the hostess. She took us to our table very quickly and gave us the menu. The table was uncomfortably close to the other tables, but we were willing to cope with that. The decoration is quite nice and reminded me of another French restaurant. However, this is far from French cuisine. Moreover, all dishes are named after Brazilian celebrities which didn't make any sense to me. No waiter came to us to offer us a beverage or something. We browsed over the menu and we made our choices. Menus closed and no waiter waiting on us. I pressed the call button and no response. Pressed it again and again and nothing. I finally had it and asked my friend to leave. We had an amazing dinner at Madero right next door.