The service is absolutely amazing and the food just divine . We tasted maybe 15 different type of…read moremeat the buffet is colossal with different type of gourmet food . I loved it !

The food was so delicious this is a must try location; the service was something else with up to 3…read morewaiters attending to us.

Honestly, this has to the best Brazilian steak house in North America. Highly recommend!read more

This steakhouse also hosts a variety of other proteins such as shrimp, lobster, salmon, and others…read more The steak was all seasoned really nice and aggressive. It's unlimited and you'll be guaranteed to leave full at a spot like this. The lunch was around $20 US which is a pretty good deal. The place was able to customize our orders and provide my father salmon and my sister a special tea she likes. The meats could of been a little more consistent with the level of meat temperature (rare v medium etc). Overall, a great spot for traveling and definitely different than the Brazilian steakhouses in the US.

After a few days of eating very few vegetables, and eating many rich fulfilling restaurants in the…read morePolanco 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!

This is a chain but I was not impressed. We went on a Saturday for lunch, they had Feijoada in…read moretheir 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.

We are visiting from Houston Texas. I'm somewhat of a food snob and don't write too many reviews,…read morebesides I'm not easily impressed. I called for an Uber to take me to Palominos (Steakhouse $$$ & Highly rated.) He dropped us off and we got out, and walked in sat down. The atmosphere is great! They kept directing us to the salad bar. So finally I get up and go to the salad bar. Except its so much more than that. I lost count of how many, fine cheeses, salads, pasta, breads, olives, carpaccio's at least 3? 2 different soups. and on and on. Then I see the guys coming by with the grilled meats that they slice on to your plate. And I realized we were not where we thought we were! We were at Rodizio's! But I was so blown away by the service and the foods. I could not believe my eyes. They will not let you pour your water or wine. And every time you sit down someone is there to lay your napkin on your lap. The service was so over the top, it was almost uncomfortable. Almost. The guys were funny and quite a few could speak passing english. I was surprised to find out there was not 1 single review on Yelp. Thats why I decided to write one. Someone has to let people know this place is amazing! Just to give you an idea on cost 1 bottle of wine @ $650 pesos (Casa Madero cab/merlot blend, sweet and rich. wow.) And 3 cokes, 1 bottle of water, and the meat and buffet experience was $1700 before tip. Go here if you want to have great service and food. People were dressed in business casual. You wont be disappointed.

I'm Brazilian and lived in Mexico City for two years. During this much time you can only imagine I…read morewas missing my daily portion of rice, beans, farofa... Well that's not all the Brazilian cuisine has to offer but as an expat you dream about those flavors, and believe me Brazuca would make the pain go away. If you are craving a nice picanha, or perhaps some pão de queijo this is the place to find it. The deal here is: you pay a set price per person and you are now on the "all you can eat" zone. The waiters are going to bring the meat, and you can help yourself with rice and beans. They also bring portions of coxinha, pão de queijo, mandioca and other snacks and salad. If you want some more just ask, in the end you can't have enough coixinhas. Missing a caipirinha? Not a problem, they have cachaça, sugar and are ready to make you sweat! Getting here is easy, since the restaurant is located in one of the busiest avenues in Mexico. You can take the Metrobus, or the metro itself and walk a couple of blocks. If you drive here, you will have trouble finding a parking spot, but if I am not mistaken they have a vallet service. Also great to watch Brazilian soccer matches. :D

First time visit this place. It's a OK. We are the only customers of the night. Compare to…read morebrazilian food in US, this is good for the price but the quality is shy. If you are looking for family style and fair food, this place is OK.