I had heard nothing but the best about Fogo, but when I finally when I have to say I was slightly disappointed. It was good, but not the "you have to try this" good I had heard about. The meat going around was above average but it was lacking in flavor and at times was a bit dry. I can... More

Fogo de Chao is a Brazilian Steakhouse that uses the Gaucho way of roasting meat over open fire. They serve 15 cuts of neat -- steak, chicken, pork, and lamb -- prepared a variety of ways. Hint: keep a Brochure/menu so when the servers come by and offer you a cut you can better identify the offering. You can also... More

Service by the gauncho's was fun. Service was very quick and attentive. Selection on the salad bar was nice. Of course the meat was all you can eat, but for the price I wasn't impressed with the meat quality. None of the meat was of the quality you can get at many steakhouses for the same or less price. Really,... More

The food and service was OUTSTANDING! We went for lunch as the noon prices were much lower (I was told 1/2 the price) of the dinner prices with the same menu. The selections of meats (served on skewers by gaucho chefs) was outstanding and their "salad bar" was beyond belief. Never had to wait for service..they were friendly and on... More

You know it's been too long since you've been somewhere when you have to write about it to keep yourself sane. Fogo is the place to be, and that place for me. Start yourself with an all you can eat salad bar, or if you're smart you'll get right down to business. I personally love the salad bar but it... More

Lots and Lots of meat. Their salad bar is extremely well stocked and it is pretty well worth the visit. It is always best to visit here with a group or a business meeting.

We went as a guest which was great in itself. But I personally could never eat 50.00 worth of meat :( I enjoyed the salad bar everything was very fresh. But I don't enjoy stuffing myself so this place would not be my first choice. If you have a big appetite for fine cuts of meat this is the place... More

This restaurant was recommended by our hotel concierge, and a salesman at a Mpls suburb. Fogo de Chao is a Brazilian restaurant in downtown Minneapolis. The food was delicious but we were put off by no pricing information until the bill was presented after eating. It cost $175 for two and we didn't even have any wine with dinner!

Top sirloin, bottom sirloin, rib eye, fillet mignon...wrapped in bacon! You can't go wrong...plus there is that awesome salad bar AND TURTLE CHEESECAKE! A feast fit for a king :-)