Fogo De Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

698 Maine Ave SW

brazilian restaurant

Chima Tysons Corner

8010 Towers Crescent Dr

Meat arrives tableside in an endless parade while you sit still and eat your fill—the sort of Brazilian churrascaria experience that makes you understand why people drive to the suburbs for dinner.

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Fogo de Chao Brazilian Steakhouse

1775 Tysons Blvd

Servers come to your table with endless skewers of grilled meat while you control the pace with a two-sided card—a theater of abundance that works best for people who want to eat seriously and talk loudly with friends.

brazilian restaurant

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

698 Maine Ave SW

Meat-focused tableside service where servers in aprons bring skewers of grilled beef, lamb, and pork directly to your plate until you signal them to stop. Right for the person who wants to eat a lot of meat and have someone else decide when they've had enough.

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Texas de Brazil

455 Massachusetts Ave NW

The server brings endless skewers of grilled meat to your table while you signal with a wooden chip—a dinner theater where you're simultaneously the audience and the most important guest. Go when you want to feel celebratory and have people across the table who won't judge you for eating this much.

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The Grill From Ipanema

1858 Columbia Rd NW

Here's the blurb: Churrascaria-style dining where servers move through the dining room with endless skewers of grilled meats, a sprawling salad bar to pace yourself with. Right for people who want their dinner to feel like an event.

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2 Amys Neapolitan Pizzeria

3715 Macomb St NW

Wood-fired Neapolitan pies with actual certification, plus proper Italian wines and cured meats—go if you want pizza that tastes like someone's actually been to Naples, not a version of it.