Brazil Grill

I agree with Carolina I went with my Portuguese friends and I felt like we are Nobles on how they treat us but after 3 weeks after I went with asian friends, they ignore us to the max and the drinks we got have human hair in it and the food are terrible.. you can distinguished its frozen produce....

Yes this is probably one of the cheaper Brazillian options in the city, but it is not worth spending the money. The food was not good quality, particularly the meats which were very fatty. The service was also pretty slow and we were sent to the basement which had a dungeon feel. If you want Brazillian BBQ, you might as well go all out.

After reading the reviews we should have never eaten here. The food was glorified hospital food. The fish and vegtables were the frozen type and dry. The mozerella and tomato salad were so dry and laced with heavy garlicky sauce. The music was the worst I ever heard. The basement was an eyesore with people eating down there. I would never go back there. I wil never go to a restaurant again with a host dragging people in off the street. What a waste of $90 for nothing. Could have eaten at an elegant place for these prices.

Cons: Food is not good

If you are a regular or speak portuguese you have decent service with decent food. Which happened to me when I went with some Brazilian friends to eat there. The next time I went with my fiance, neither one of us speaking portuguese. We were ignored for the most part. And when we did have someone at the table we were treated very rudely. The menu stated thta tps would be included in larger parties. We were two and were charged 18%. The food was so-so. But the service was horrendous. Extremely dissapointed.

Brazil Grill has gotten a number of bad reviews, but I have never had an unpleasant experience there. It's a nice restaurant for a romantic evening out or for entertaining guests. Although some of the fare is Americanized, I have found all their food to be outstanding (the stroganoff is my favorite). The list of specialty drinks is extensive, and the drinks are strong -- you'll get your money's worth. Try a Caipirinha (the national drink of Brazil). If you are looking to have a quiet, romantic dinner, avoid nights when there is live music -- and if you plan on going during a peak hour, make a reservation.

Pros: Romantic, great food and specialty drinks, convenient location.
Cons: Avoid live music nights, because they are very loud.