Texas de Brazil

2 Vic - 3 years ago

Not a good experience. The waiter was very pleasant, but the service in general is very poor and extremely slow. For example, we asked for salt and they brought us an empty shaker with no cap. Meat selection was not that good either (only offered us 4 types). We also ordered 4 desserts and none of them were good. When we arrived, we asked if there was a kids' zone for the children to play. They said no. An hour later, we learned that there was an area upstairs for the kids to play and paint. Even though this place is not super expensive, the price does not justify the quality and the service we received. Far better options in this area of Mexico City. We will not be coming back.

4 Steve Barron - 2 years ago

A Brazilian type restaurant offering an all you can eat spread buffet style. Abundant display of veggies, salads and specialty dishes that you serve yourself. The main course meats are brought to your table on swords and sliced for each customer. The buffet was impressive and delicious but in my opinion the meats fell short. Some were over cooked and dry while others passable but not spectacular. I would have given five stars if the meat were better. With more attention to the meat it would have been worth the high price.

3 Rodner Salgado - 3 years ago

The food is incredible, but the service is very slow. This was my first time at a Texas De Brazil and my waiter knew that. I was under the impression, like most buffets that everything but the drinks was included... BUYER BEWARE! Nothing is included minus your salad and meat. The dessert cost extra, coffee, soda, liquor cost extra. A $40 lunch quickly turned to $140.

2 Michael McQuade - 3 years ago

Meat was mostly overcooked, they charge more than other Brazilian steakhouses but the food is not as good. They don't have jugo de carne. I would suggest you check out some other options.

Only thing I'll say is the staff gives very good attention and provided excellent service.

2 Begging Coins - 4 years ago

You cannot call a Brazilian experience, the salad is fine, the meat is far from good.
The staff is kind and always worried about you, but no one can make miracle with that sort of food. They should not call that black beans “feijoada”, one could have the wrong impression about the most traditional Brazilian dish.
The best meat is “picanha”, but certainly not prepared by a Brazilian. Taste like charcoal. It is really expensive for what it offers. The best option in the menu is guacamole.

3 Oscar Gtz - 4 years ago

Good salad bar but service is well below par for a place with these prices. Drinks took a long time to arrive, filet was raw, not even medium term, there was no Pao de Qeixo etc.

5 matthew kirschman - 3 years ago

Awesome service and great food. I will definitely recommend to anyone. The waiter's did a tremendous job.