Visit Texas de Brazil for a mouth watering experience!

Texas de Brazil is an authentic Brazilian-American Churrascaria (steakhouse) that combines the cuisine of Southern Brazil with the generous spirit of Texas.

Dinner guests may choose from as many as 16 cuts of meats – from beef and pork to chicken and lamb – which are cooked over an open flame and carved at their tables by servers dressed as Brazilian cowboys, while wine connoisseurs select the perfect pairing from their extensive, award-winning wine lists, or sip on a freshly-made signature cocktail, the Caipirinha.

While Texas de Brazil serves up a meat lover’s dream, the restaurant can also feed the pickiest of vegetarians.

A must try is the delectable salad bar. It includes four freshly made in-house salad dressings, gourmet artisan breads, steamed asparagus with strawberry sauce, Brazilian hearts of palm, grilled Portobello mushrooms, Greek olives, sautéed mushrooms, herbed sweet onions, feijoada (black beans), jasmine rice, soup du jour, and many other specialties thought to satisfy your appetite.

Make sure you save room for the variety of desserts and complete your dining experience with an after-dinner drink such as a Remy Martin cognac or just have another Caipirinha.

And what does the culture of Brazil have to do with the Asians of the world?
The Japanese are the largest Asian group in Brazil. In fact, Brazil has the largest population of Japanese ancestry outside Japan, with 1.5 million Japanese-Brazilians, most of them living in São Paulo. The beginning of World War I in 1914 started a boom in Japanese migration to Brazil

If you want a dining experience like no other and a full stomach for days, you must visit Texas de Brazil, well worth the price of $59,99; extra for dessert and drinks.

Visit www.TexasdeBrazil.com or call (212)537-0060.