Texas de Brazil - Las Vegas

Flame-Grilled Feasting Near the Vegas Stage

Texas de Brazil brings a bold Brazilian-American steakhouse experience to the Las Vegas South Premium Outlets area, just a short drive from the Strip and major concert venues. This upscale yet inviting space combines the rustic tradition of churrasco-style grilling with a sleek, modern interior—perfect for fueling up before a night out.

With an extensive menu of endless flame-grilled meats carved tableside, a gourmet salad bar, and an indulgent sides selection, it’s ideal for those who want to dine like rockstars before the show. The vibe is energetic but polished, and the smart casual dress code fits the stylish yet comfortable atmosphere.

Why Concert-goers love it

Concert-goers love Texas de Brazil for its fast-paced service and generous portions—perfect for a satisfying meal before heading to a show. It’s minutes from top Vegas venues, and the all-you-can-eat format means no waiting on individual dishes. The ambiance strikes a nice balance: lively enough to get pumped for a concert, but not so loud you’ll lose your voice before the encore.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share a hearty meal before the night kicks off
• Solo travelers catching a bucket-list artist and craving a satisfying experience
• Couples making a romantic weekend of it with great wine and premium cuts
• Fans wanting a vibrant, energetic space to get in the concert spirit
• Budget-conscious music fans who want max value from an all-you-can-eat option

What People Say

Reviewers rave about the top-quality meats—especially the filet mignon and lamb chops—and the massive salad bar that could stand alone as a meal. Many comment on the attentive service and how the gauchos keep the cuts coming without delay. Fans also appreciate the upscale vibe that still feels fun and unpretentious, making it a great spot to start a big night out.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention that it’s easy to get carried away and overeat—so pace yourself if you’ve got a standing-room ticket. Also, while prices can be a bit steep for light eaters, those with big appetites feel they get great value. A few noted that weekend crowds can slow down the service slightly, so arriving earlier on show nights is a smart move.

The Bottom Line

If you're heading to a concert in Las Vegas and want an indulgent, high-energy meal with fast service and plenty of flavor, Texas de Brazil is a crowd-pleasing choice.