Texas de Brazil questions

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My wife only eats well done meat. Will this be a problem?

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Yes.

Divorce her

You can ask them to burn her steak. She will have to sit and wait while you eat. Yes you can turn your card at anytime.

Yeah she is picky about food. No fish or deer either.

Does she like salt?

Just tell them you want it well done and they will cook it more. You can flip card at will.

Ya wake up in the middle of the night feeling like you ran a marathon.

Bypass the meat and stick with the salad bar and lobster bisque which are the best features of the place.

All of my meat was over salted and well done. Keep a few bottles of water by the bed when you get home.

Pick somewhere else for your birthday, seriously.

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Texas de Brazil questions

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Huge waste of money.

$46 for portions of overcooked, oversalted meat that they SLOWLY bring to your table so you fill up before eating probably $10 worth.

You realize what you can eat at a real steak restaurant for the same price, and get top service and a prime cut of steak?

If you are looking for advice and headed to Memphis I would hit Flemming's instead..

I'm not sure that I've been to Texas de Brazil but have been to Fogo and a couple of others. While I may prefer a more traditional steak place most of the time, some things I like better about the Brazilian concept:

1. I like salt.
2. I like the variety and mixing it up (like anything else, a steak has diminishing rate of return where the 1st bite is the best. Brazilian has many 1st bites).
3. Sides and salad bar are always really good.
4. With a traditional steak, I usually bring a little home if possible but Brazilian is a good reason to absolutely stuff myself (which I rarely do anymore).
5. Typically very affordable at lunchtime.
6. Some have a salad bar plus one meat special that is also very affordable.