What You'll Get
Unlike visiting a new neighbor’s house, visiting a steak house comes with a virtual guarantee that you’ll be welcomed, fed, and trusted with knives. Make a hunger-halting house call with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Brazillian steak-house fare at Brasa Grill. Note that children under 5 eat for free and that children aged 5 through 12 eat for $20.
Brasa Grill's Brazilian gauchos slice award-winning skewered meats tableside, filling diners' plates with 14 premium cuts of filet mignon, chicken, and beef ribs in a full dinner, with additional meats available upon request ($40). Using a table card, diners can live out childhood dreams of being the tiny city worker who lives inside each traffic light, holding up red or green signals to direct passing servers to start or stop the flow of seasoned sausages. Purchasers of the full dinner can trade red-blooded revelry for healthy greens, fish, and pasta with trips to the sprawling salad bar included with dinner ($30 for salad-bar-only dining).
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Feb 9, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table, 2 for parties of 5 or more. Dine-in only. Valid only for dinner. Not valid for the purchase of alcohol. Valid only for full dinner experience. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Brasa Grill
Servers constantly scan Brasa Grill’s dining room for empty plates, approaching tables with skewers of chicken, lamb, or beef and carving tender pieces tableside. The selection includes 16 different types of savory, grilled meats and a salad bar with more than 40 side dishes, garnering Brasa Grill Cleveland Scene magazine’s award for Best All You Can Eat for Gourmets. The constant parade of hearty fare only relents when diners flip their color-coded token to red, allowing them to sit for a while and stretch their fourth stomachs. Alternatively, the menu also features a small selection of sushi for a lighter version of a high-protein meal.
A painted mural dominates one wall of Brasa Grill’s dining room and depicts a group of Brazilian gauchos as they sear rotisserie meats over open flames, a practice which would later inspire Brazilian-style, churrascaria eateries. The rest of the room embraces a more urban ambiance with its soft lighting, crisp white tablecloths, and stoplight chandeliers.