Sample a Variety of Remarkable Cuts, Grilled to Perfection
Our signature steak, picanha represents the art and science of churrasco cooking. Lightly seasoned with rock salt and sliced thin, it is tender with a robust flavor. There would be no churrasco without picanha.
You have never tasted filet prepared like this before. Our gaucho chefs expertly grill the tenderloin on skewers and skillfully carve the perfect bite every time.
Arguably one of the most popular cuts in the world, the ancho requires a unique cooking technique to bring out its intense profile. We grill over direct heat to break down the marbling and deliver an unforgettable texture and distinct flavor.
Alcatra is a special cut of top sirloin originating in the steakhouses of Southern Brazil. One of the largest cuts served in our dining rooms, you shouldn’t miss a sample of this perfectly seasoned, thinly carved cut.
Fraldinha is one of the most distinctive and flavorful cuts of meat from Southern Brazil due to its strong marbling characteristics. Our gaucho chefs carve against the grain to ensure the cut remains as tender and flavorful as possible.
These succulent ribs are first rubbed slightly with rock salt, which creates a seasoned crust. The costela is then grilled for several hours to bring forward its natural flavors.
Steak is lightly seasoned with rock salt and then wrapped in our hardwood-smoked, honey-cured bacon.
Our varieties of beef are central to the local cuisine of Southern Brazil. It’s rare to find a home in Rio Grande do Sul without a custom grill called a churrasqueira built into the house. This style of cooking is mostly about restraint – the beef is allowed to slowly cook with a subtle seasoning so the natural flavors have time to mature.
Robust meats are best enjoyed with garlic mashed potatoes and paired with a big Napa Cabernet like Silver Oak or one of our Chilean favorites, Don Melchor.
Each guest’s plate is a creation of his or her own, so feel free to mix your favorite meats, sides and selections from the Market Table as you wish. There’s no wrong way to enjoy Brazilian cuisine.
