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Portland OR | Brazilian Steakhouse Restaurant | Fogo de Chão Fogo elevates the centuries-old cooking technique of churrasco – the art of roasting high-quality cuts of meat over an open flame – into a cultural dining experience of discovery The restaurant showcases a beautiful dining room with seating for 250 guests, differentiated menus for all dayparts, several private and semi-private dining areas
New York NY | Brazilian Steakhouse Restaurant | Fogo de Chão Located in Midtown Manhattan just steps from the famed MOMA, Fogo is an ideal dining spot for locals, tourists and dignitaries With three stunning levels, and featuring a lounge area perfect for gathering with friends
Dunwoody GA | Brazilian Steakhouse Restaurant | Fogo de Chão Upon entering, guests are welcomed with a panoramic view of the restaurant, featuring an open kitchen that showcases our centuries-old Southern Brazilian grilling technique of churrasco An expansive patio extends the award-winning Fogo experience to the outdoors for al fresco dining
New Jersey - Bridgewater - Fogo de Chão - US Visit Fogo de Chão's now open Bridgewater, New Jersey location Find our hours to dine-in for a delicious meal or bring Fogo to you with to-go and catering
Copley Place Boston MA | Brazilian Steakhouse | Fogo de Chão The Boston Fogo is located in the historic Copley Square, across the street from The Boston Public Library and literally steps from Trinity Church and the Hancock Building The location is ideal for locals and tourists alike Perfect for group dining, Fogo Boston has several private and semi-private dining areas for parties from 10 to 100+
Brazilian Food, dining, and Culture FAQs | Fogo de Chão We at Fogo de Chão have always aimed to provide our guests with the safest, highest quality, and most wholesome food possible Our approach is rooted in the Brazilian gaucho tradition of nurturing and harvesting food with respect, which we call “Respeito Pela Comida” in Portuguese