Better Than Strip Buffets? Texas de Brazil Las Vegas $65 All You Can Eat

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Published May 16, 2026

Is medium rare really the only way to eat Brazilian BBQ? We're at Texas de Brazil in Town Square Las Vegas for $65 all you can eat meat, testing every temperature from rare to well-done to find the best value. Is it a better value than Fogo de Chão?

In this video, we visit Texas de Brazil in Las Vegas for an all-you-can-eat meat feast. We review their signature picanha, beef ribs, and extensive salad bar to see if this Brazilian steakhouse experience is worth the $175 total for two.

Menu Items & Video Highlights:
· Picanha: We test various temperatures including medium rare, medium, and well-done "charred" pieces.
· Signature Meats: A review of the bacon-wrapped chicken, filet mignon, lamb chops, and large beef ribs sliced off the bone.
· Sides & Extras: We test the mashed potatoes, sweet plantains, shrimp, and the non-alcoholic Caipirinha cocktail.
· All-You-Can-Eat Salad & Hot Bar: A walkthrough of the salad bar featuring 50+ items like lobster bisque, smoked salmon, goat cheese, and Brazilian black beans.
· Dessert Review: Testing the "top seller" Brazilian Cheesecake and the Carrot Cake.

Pricing & Location Information: Texas de Brazil is located in Las Vegas. The all-you-can-eat dinner price is $64.99 per person. Our total bill for two people, including one drink and two desserts, came to $174.46 after tax.

Is Texas de Brazil one of the best Las Vegas buffet deals? In this Texas de Brazil Las Vegas review, we show you the $64.99 all-you-can-eat Brazilian BBQ menu and try the Picanha, Filet Mignon, and Beef Ribs to see if it's still the best value steakhouse on the Strip. We compare every steak temperature from medium-rare to well-done to show you the best way to order your meat at this Brazilian steakhouse. We also tour the Texas de Brazil salad bar and desserts. Is this unlimited meat feast a better deal than Vegas steakhouse prices?

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