Tracing back to my Brazilian roots (born and raised - 10 years in Rio and São Paulo), I hold very high standards for real Brazilian churrasco... ... and honestly, this place is pretty damn good. But I also somewhat regard it as Fogo de Chão's naive younger cousin. It has that authentic Brazilian backbone, but still needs a little bit of work on some of those finer details in bringing it to samba life. Pros: All-you-can-eat, great Picanha, good variety of meat, friendly Brazilian staff, Guarana, black beans, and you know it's true Brazilian when the farofa's out. Cons: Fairly pricey, missing some essentials such as palmito, pão de queijo, and coração de galinha (soo gooood), service can be a little slow, they replay the same concert on DVD over and over. There's also something not quite right with the way the caipirinha is mixed. I tipped over to four because it is the best Brazilian I have found in London and each time I go back I see some sort of improvement. High hopes for this one! PS. THIS PLACE IS NOT ARGENTINE read more