Texas de Brazil - Ann Arbor

Texas de Brazil is an unparalleled dining experience that exceeds all expectations. From the moment you step in, you're greeted with a warm welcome and a visually stunning ambiance. The variety and quality of meats served tableside are simply exceptional, perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. The salad bar offers a vast selection of fresh and flavorful options, catering to all tastes and dietary preferences. The attentive staff ensure that every need is met, making each visit feel like a true culinary adventure. Whether celebrating a special occasion or simply indulging in a luxurious meal, Texas de Brazil never disappoints.

The food was delicious! Service was great as well. We went right at opening, and everything was fresh, hot, and tasty! The little bread rolls they give you are so good! We will definitely be back. My only suggestion would be to open an hour or two earlier to accommodate and earlier dinner time since we did have to wait until after 5pm. Dietary restrictions: There was shrimp in the salad bar, so if you have a shellfish allergy, I would avoid the salad bar.

Great place

Did the pull-up to Texas de Brazil for the mother in-laws birthday. First time trying Texas de brazil. I usually go to Gauchos in the farmington-Livonia-Northville area off of Haggerty and 7-mile road. Anyway, the atmosphere was great, especially if you're having some type of gathering. The restaurant provides a Churrascaria model, which features a huge buffet with a lot of options and your classic meats on a skewer being peddled by the Gauchos. The meats were well seasoned, and of course, the pichania and filet were my favorite. I will say out the two brazilian steakhouses I have been to in the area, I like Gauchos the best. The last thing I'm gonna say about going to Brazilian steakhouses is be prepared to spend over $100 for this meal. Unless you go by yourself. It cracks me up when people aren't impressed or people who like the Brazilian steakhouse model start to complain about the price. It's wasted energy to complain about the price cause it's never gonna change. So if you have two or more people and don't want to spend over $100, don't go to a Brazilian steakhouse or even a regular upscale steakhouse. Ok, im off my soap box now. Would I repeat Texas de Brazil ? Yea probably would.