4 Best Brazilian Steakhouses In National Harbor

4 restaurants available nearby

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1. Fogo de Chao - National Harbor

4.2

Price: Moderate

• Brazilian steakhouse • Oxon Hills

Booked 78 times today

Fogo de Chão - National Harbor in Oxon Hill is a standout Steakhouse that brings the authentic flavors of Brazilian churrasco to your table. Renowned for its impeccable service and exceptionally cooked meats, this restaurant offers a truly immersive dining experience. Guests rave about the "fantastic experience" and "exceptional service," highlighting the expertly roasted cuts like the sirloin and bacon-wrapped filet. The salad bar complements the rotating meat selections, creating a well-rounded feast. With breathtaking views of the National Harbor and a vibrant atmosphere, Fogo de Chão ensures every visit is memorable. It's a must-visit for steak enthusiasts seeking quality and authenticity.

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2. Fogo de Chao - Washington DC

4.5

Awesome(5300)

Price: Moderate

• Brazilian steakhouse • Downtown

Booked 83 times today

Fogo de Chão in Downtown Washington, DC, is a staple for steakhouse enthusiasts seeking an authentic Brazilian churrasco experience. This renowned establishment showcases the "art of roasting high-quality cuts of meat over an open flame," a tradition they've perfected since 1979. Guests rave about the "amazing" food and "impeccable" service, noting that the "meat was quality" and expertly seasoned. Whether dining in the elegant dining room or the casual Bar Fogo, patrons are treated to a memorable culinary journey. As one satisfied diner put it, "Great service, great food, and a great time with friends!" Fogo de Chão promises an unforgettable experience for all meat lovers.

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3. Fogo de Chao - The Wharf, DC

4.4

Awesome(86)

Price: Moderate

• Brazilian steakhouse • Southwest Waterfront

Booked 50 times today

Fogo de Chão - The Wharf, DC is redefining the steakhouse experience with its authentic Brazilian flair. Known for its centuries-old culinary art of churrasco, Fogo masterfully roasts premium cuts of meat over an open flame, delivering a dining experience that's both a culinary journey and a cultural celebration. Guests are consistently impressed by the "superb service" and "beautiful new location at the Wharf," making it a standout destination. The ambiance is "classy and spacious," with an exceptional salad bar and refreshing drinks like the renowned pineapple shot. Discover why diners leave "feeling really happy" and eager to return for more unforgettable moments.

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4. The Grill from Ipanema - DC

4.7

Exceptional(1073)

Price: Moderate

• Brazilian steakhouse • Adams Morgan

Booked 8 times today

The Grill from Ipanema in Adams Morgan, Washington, is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Brazilian Steakhouse cuisine. This vibrant restaurant is celebrated for its commitment to delivering a genuine taste of Brazil, capturing the essence of "brasilidade" right in the heart of D.C. Guests rave about the delectable "Moqueca Mista a Baiana" and the expertly crafted caipirinhas. The ambiance is described as "romantic" and "comfortably elegant," making it perfect for any occasion. With consistently high praise for its "excellent food and service," The Grill from Ipanema is a delightful culinary destination that promises a memorable dining experience.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Fogo de Chao - National Harbor

2. Fogo de Chao - Washington DC

3. Fogo de Chao - The Wharf, DC

4. The Grill from Ipanema - DC

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