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Ask for a beer, bem gelada (ice cold), and enjoy the thrill of a real boteco in LA. With its modern translucent stone bar, a baller wine list of Bordeaux and Napa Valley cabernets, and sleek, seamless textured granite walls, LA’s best Brazilian churrascaria is as much a Koreatown destination as it is a Brazilian steakhouse. Boasting twenty different steak cuts and other meats, the consistency and service here are why this place is always packed. H&H is also an ideal spot for dining with groups or for those seeking a halal menu.
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The coxinha com catupiry (chicken croquette with Brazilian cheese spread) is superb, as are the Brazilian street food classics like pasteís (pastries), jam-packed with ham and cheese, or ground beef. Chef Tatiana Favoretto opened California’s first regional Brazilian restaurant in 2008 by centering the country’s iconic seafood stew, moqueca in panels de barro, or clay pots. The lobster moqueca comes with white rice, farofa, and pimenta (hot sauce). Simply add rice to the plate, pimenta, and a healthy scoop of moqueca while sprinkling farofa over the liquid.
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The Original Farmer’s Market branch of this popular by-the-kilo stand was likely the first viral Brazilian restaurant in Los Angeles for barbecue served with salads, hot dishes, and desserts. No one ever leaves Pampas without overstacking their plates with picanha, frango com bacon (bacon-wrapped chicken), linguiça sausage, maionese (potato salad), heart of palm, beans, rice, and caramelized plantains heartily approved by LA’s Brazilian community. Since first emerging in the area of Palms and Culver City in the mid-’80s, Brazilian restaurants took a firm hold on Los Angeles with lanchonetes/lunch counters that introduced LA to picanha (sirloin cap) plates, traditional feijoada, and coxinhas. The 2005 Beverly Hills opening for steakhouse Fogo de Chao was certainly a key moment for South America’s biggest country.
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This menu is extensive with a picanha, shrimp with bacon, or the chicken milanesa plate. Everything comes with rice, fries, or batata palha (stick fries). Head to the Brazilian Plate House on Wednesday or Saturday for traditional feijoada. One of LA’s biggest frustrations while eating Brazilian food in LA has been the absence of liquor licenses. The lack deprives Angelenos of one of the greatest happy hour cultures on Earth with ice-cold beers sipped from small glasses, shots of cachaça, and caipirinhas full of citrus and fresh fruit which are all part of Brazilian drinking culture.
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As Ambassadors of Brazil, we welcome you to our home and invite you to celebrate with us the warmth, alegria and abundance of Rodizio Grill’s authentic Brazilian dining experience. After managing Downtown’s Fogo de Châo, Brazilian-born restaurateur Henrique Heyer has introduced LA to the sleek, modern churrascaria one would expect to find in the upscale São Paulo neighborhood of Itaim Bibi. Leather banquettes, contemporary light fixtures, and dark wood panel walls go well with premium picanha, maminha (tri-tip), and succulent lamb chops paired with organic South American wines.
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Let us take care of planning your next private or corporate event at one of our two locations – Beverly Hills and Downtown Los Angeles. Choose from multiple beautiful room and patio options for every gathering from an intimate 20 person dinner to a 200 person party with packages to fit every taste and need. Fogo To-Go or Catering let’s your guests enjoy a Churrasco experience. This website utilizes various technologies that are meant to make it as accessible as possible at all times. We utilize an accessibility interface that allows persons with specificdisabilities to adjust the website’s UI (user interface) and design it to their personal needs.
We aim to support the widest array of browsers and assistive technologies as possible, so our users can choose the best fitting tools for them, with as few limitations as possible. Join Club Rodizio today, and we'll send you a special birthday gift and a complimentary drink just for joining, plus exclusive member discounts from your favorite location. Experience the authenticity of America's First Brazilian Steakhouse™ restaurant.
A spread inspired by the grand kitchen tables on the farms of Southern Brazil where family and friends gather to share the finest and freshest from their harvests. We bring you seasonal salads, irresistibly fresh vegetables, imported meats and cheeses, artisan breads and more. Located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, Fogo LA is the perfect spot whether entertaining clients or a night out with friends. We are just a short walk from LA Live and Staples Center and just steps from some of the city’s most prominent hotels. With a variety of differentiated menus for all dayparts including lunch, dinner, weekend brunch and group dining, plus full-service catering and contactless takeout and delivery options, guests can discover something new at every turn.
Our Culver City and Original Farmers Market locations are open seven days a week for dining in and takeout!
We also feature wines from South America including biodynamic Brazilian wines hand selected by our Owner / Sommelier, Henrique Huyer. Whether celebrating a special birthday, hosting a large corporate meeting, or a complete buyout of the restaurant, Fogo is the ideal place for groups of all sizes. Our dedicated sales managers will offer a range of customizable menus, package options, private and semi-private dining spaces to suit your needs.
Our menu is inspired by the Gaucho culture and the authentic dining tradition of the Brazilian cowboy – grilled meats and fresh salads. With 17 different cuts of meat, ranging from beef, pork, chicken, lamb, and fish, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Prato feito, or “plates,” is the specialty at this over-the-top Brazilian-themed A-frame restaurant. As in botecos and lanchonetes in Brazil, there are different plates for each day of the week.
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Enjoy a free gift on your birthday and a complimentary signature beverage upon joining, plus special offers and events exclusive to Club Rodizio members. We’re offering Happy Hour Specials and Half-Price South American bottles of wine under $130. Join us on Thursday, May 9th for the ultimate steak & wine tasting. Indulge in side-by-side tastings of Bone-In Ribeye with Wagyu Ribeye, each paired perfectly with South American Wines. We are chefs born into the centuries-old grilling tradition of churrasco, respecting our ingredients by cooking them slow and exposing their natural flavors. $35 per bottle (750ml) for the first two, $50 for each additional bottle.
Always order the caipifrutas de maracujá or passionfruit caipirinhas. Order Fogo To-Go or Catering and let your guests enjoy a Churrasco experience of fire-roasted meats, Brazilian sides, seasonal salads and more. With locations spread throughout the Southland and beyond, Fogo de Chão can be found in Pasadena, Downtown, Beverly Hills, Woodland Hills, El Segundo, Irvine, and last month in Huntington Beach. Fogo’s seafood tower is a noteworthy option, but so is the all-you-can-eat churrasco experience for around $75 per person. Unwind with friends over craft cocktails and carefully selected wines, or share Brazilian-inspired appetizers and small plates.
Since 2012, Edu Moreira’s busy lanchonete kitchen resides tightly packed in behind a Dutch door and deli counter at the Camaguey Market. Cantinho Brasileiro made a name by delivering a taste of home to hard-working Brazilians in LA’s Palms neighborhood. The bife à Parmegiana is swimming in tomato sauce and melted cheese with white rice, and fried polenta. The feijuca (a playful name for feijoada) completa, is one hearty bean and meat stew.
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