Too many of the reviewers are too easily pleased. The meat is salty, good, and over priced. The non-meat selection has decreased in both quality and variety. more

I've been frequenting TdB Denver since the fall of 2006 when they first opened at Stapleton. I believe their basic method of advertising as been word of mouth, and early on this restaurant was bleeding red. I was assured that Corporate understood it would take a while for this place to make money. Fortunately, TdB is doing well. I still... more

Now, as other reviewers have said, Texas de Brazil is not a cheap place to eat but for me it's probably one of the best chain restaurants I've ever been to. Each cut of meat is superb, the salad bar is great and the service is always first class, no matter which Texas de Brazil you're in Whenever I hear... more

Excellent meat, great salty tang. Limited amount of very rare, which is my preference. Offered beef, pork and chicken, no lamb.They keep it coming as long as you want. Nice choice of wine by the glass at reasonable prices. Good salad bar including smoked salmon, one type of sushi and a wide assortment of cheese. Overall a good meal, but... more

The atmosphere, the "meat men" as MB calls them - everything is so good. Great place for celebrating! more

Eric Wall (manager) and "The Expert" Randi (our host) made our group of 10 feel incredibly taken care of and pampered. The casual elegance of de Brazil affords you room to have a great time in a "swanky" uptown environment. The 50 item salad station is fantastic, the cuts of various mouth watering meats are to die for, the desserts... more

The food and ambiance was good but it was rather pricey. I prefer Rodizio's over Texas de Brazil. more

Alot of good food, but can be pricey more

Worth it! more