Celebrating their 4-year anniversary, Bertolucci Brazilian Steakhouse is a traditional "rodízio" dinner service. If you don't know what that means, well, you're in for a treat. Commonly found in Brazil, rodízio roughly means "all-you-can-eat"; servers bring skewers of meat to the table throughout the meal, stopping only when you signal that you're done. And who knows when that will be, because it's hard to say no to options that include top sirloin, bacon-wrapped chicken, and tender picanha (top sirloin cap). The rodízio service only contributes to what's already a lively atmosphere; owner and chef Humberto Bertolucci can sometimes be heard entertaining diners on a karaoke system.