A Brazilian steak house is the only place where it's OK for someone to cut your meat who isn't Mother. Feel at home with this Groupon.
The Deal
- $59 for a Brazilian steakhouse dinner for two with two coffees, valid Sunday–Thursday ($93.98 value)
- See the full menu.
Rafain
When the Rafain family decided to open a churrascaria restaurant in America, they were simply continuing in the family business: Olimpio and Philomena Rafain had been running a churrascaria in southern Brazil since 1959. In line with that authentic spirit, Rafain's menu features 16 cuts of meat cooked over an open charcoal pit, including spicy picanha, pork ribs, and bacon-wrapped filets. Gaucho servers present each meat on a long skewer, cutting portions onto plates beside selections from the salad bar and dessert table. To drink, guests can order a traditional Brazilian caipirinha, or a glass of wine from a 15-page list that's been recognized with a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.
Reviews
The servers were always there and kept asking if there was any food that we were specifically wanting.
Reviewer, OpenTable, 7/29/13
the lamb porterhouse was amazing, as was the prime beef/house sirloin.
Jonathan Kuipers, Google+ Local
