Fogo de Chão
4.6$$$· ExpensiveUpscale Brazilian steakhouse serving tableside-carved meats along San Antonio's River Walk
Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse in downtown San Antonio delivers an authentic churrasco dining experience right near the River Walk. Guests can enjoy all-you-can-eat fire-roasted meats carved tableside by gaucho chefs, alongside an extensive Market Table salad bar featuring imported cheeses, cured meats, and fresh produce. The elegant dining room and lively atmosphere make it a favorite for special celebrations, romantic dinners, and group gatherings.
Expert notes
- Make a reservation, especially for weekends.
- Dress smart casual for a better dining experience.
- Arrive hungry to fully enjoy the meal.
- Try the signature cocktails to enhance your meal.
- Ask the gaucho chefs for recommendations on meat cuts.
- Pace yourself; there are many meats to try!
- Don't forget to sample the seasonal sides.
- Take advantage of the salad bar to balance your meal.
- Consider going during lunch for a more affordable experience.
- Enjoy the warm pão de queijo (cheese bread) served at the start.
Features
- Full bar
- Gluten-free options
- Group dining options
- Loyalty program
- Outdoor seating
- Private dining rooms
- Takeout available
- Valet parking
- Vegetarian options
- Wi-Fi access
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made online through the website.
- Call the restaurant directly for same-day reservations.
- Group reservations are recommended for parties of 8 or more.
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