"The buffet area offers various side dishes such as salads, rice, beans, noodles, fish, and some traditional Brazilian specialties. You can help yourself to the sides and then choose your meats. And yes, they have plenty of meats! I highly recommend trying the garlic sirloin, also known as picanha. They also serve traditional Brazilian juices and sodas; you must try the passion fruit juice (maracujá) and the guaraná soda.
The selection includes pork, chicken, and beef, and you can tell the grill master just how much meat you want and how well you’d like it cooked. I strongly recommend stopping by for lunch or dinner at this fantastic place!"
