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At Taboca's Steak House in Lowell patrons will enjoy a vast variety of traditional Brazilian cuisine and Portuguese hot dishes, exotic salads buffet-style, specialty drinks like Caipirinha, a selection of international wines, desserts and more! Dine inside this Brazilian steakhouse or on the deck outside, which is next to the Concord River and offers beautiful views. All dishes are freshly made to a time-honored recipe and then served to your professional meat carvers bringing you the freshest meat selections such as lamb, top sirloin, flank steak, brisket, rib eye steak and beef short ribs, as well as pork, chicken. For a fixed price, you are presented at the table in a continuous service with more than 10 different grills/BBQs, a fresh salad bar and a hot buffet. Everything Taboca's Steak House in Lowell brings you the breeze of a real Brazilian escape -- come visit today!
This place has a wide variety of different exotic hot meals. They had very different drinks and desserts. The prices weren't too bad for the food that you get. I would recommend dining here.
Posted 12/06/09 | Report Abuse
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My visit here marked my first experience with churrascaria, brazilian steakhouse, a rodizio style dining. I have to say I had an excelent time!
Food: It's like a meat parade. Almost like every thirty seconds or so, a Gaucho (a brazilian Chef) would come by the table with a long skewer with glistening meaty goodness. All of the meats I had were great and I can't believe I consumed this much steak in one sitting...(wow!). On this particular night, it seemed like I had more than ten different types of steak
In addition to the endless parade of meats, there was a salad bar and hot sides buffet for accompaniments.
Service: Service was great. Our waiter was charming and slightly flirtatious with the ladies, beautifully capitalizing on Latin American stereotypes. I definitely had multiple caipirinhas the most famouse brazilian drink and a lovely dessert. (by the way, the capirinha here, is delicious! I must acquire the ingredients so I can make them at home.)
Also, in regards to the rodizio service, everyone is given a little card with a red side and green side and is instructed to put the green side up if they want some of the meaty goodness being offered and put the red side up if you want to skip this round. It's a fun concept, and one that's pretty common with rodizio places.
Downstairs there's is a very nice bar&lounge, where thursdays thru sundays bands are playing, people dancing and having fun.
I don't think Tabocas, or any rodizio place for that matter, is something I'd go to very regularly, but for a fun night out with friends, it's realy great place. Certainly something worth checking out in the Lowell dining scene.
Posted 09/26/09
