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Dallas' original churrascaria Brazilian steakhouse -- where gauchos haul around dripping hunks of meat -- is still going strong, catering to hordes of men from the high-tech corridor. In fact, at lunch you might get run over by a gaucho zipping to someone's table in the packed dining room. The meats -- from leg of lamb to filet mignon to neatly skewered chicken legs -- are always good, with the juicy sirloin scoring as our favorite. You pay one price for as much meat as you can handle, plus a lavish salad bar. The salad selections, though, are a slight notch below some of the area's other churrascarias, which means they're still very good. Any meat lover will leave happy.
Fogo de Chao4300 Belt Line Road972-503-7300Dude Factor: 9, or Seu Jorge, on a scale of 1 (Anderson Varejao) to 10 (Pele).Last week we celebrated -- or more accurately, mourned -- our 30th birthday. An... More »
Grilled Lamb Chops Demonstrated by Domingos Noronha of Fogo de Chao Brazil is known for many things other than producing Victoria Secret supermodels. It has elaborate festivals, beautiful beaches,an... More »
Aside from being situated at opposite ends of the hemisphere, it's hard to imagine what Brazil and Texas have in common. All attempts to uncover harmonious congruence seem to put a gasket-blowing strain on credulity. Brazil is a geologically... More »
Fogo de Chao is where animals voluntarily surrender to become part of a magical dining experience as opposed to the next Happy Meal. It's where meatatarians--if there was such a term--gather and rejoice that somehow their vision of what meals will be like in heaven has been realized here on Earth. Sure, there's an impressive salad bar with jumbo asparagus available, but true carnivores know to avoid filling up on the leafy crap and turn their place card from red to green, signaling... More »
For meat lovers, the Brazilian churrascaria is the king of steakhouses, although it doesn't really qualify as a steakhouse, not in the traditional American sense of a slab of meat on a plate with some potatoes to the side. In case you haven't been to one of these places by now, it's caveman simple: meat on a stick. But the wonder of the churrascaria is the many ways that meat--and its many varieties, from chicken hearts to pork wrapped in bacon--can be cooked. By now, there are... More »
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