Chamas Churrascaria Llc

arm5280 

on Citysearch

14 years ago

The Best Brazilian Around – I have eaten at 15 or more Brazilian Steathouses all over the country this by a nose is the best I've had. The only thing better than the meat and app bar was the pristine and polished service. I could almost think the fact I needed a new plate and there was one in front of me. The place itself was gorgeous, and parking was easy to find. we finished it off with Gelato from the business next door which only added to a perfect evening. 

jpcacosta 

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16 years ago

Nice location, bad food. – I lived in Sao Paulo, Brazil for two years and I know what a Brazilian Steakhouse should be. The meat at Chamas has an unpleasant strong flavor. Meats are overcooked and the salad bar has a poor selection of items. Thirty five dollars per person for full rodizio is the same price that I paid at Fogo do Chao in Brazil (amazing restaurant!). Don't get fooled by this nice looking restaurant. If you are a serious Brazilian Steakhouse fan, go somewhere else. Brasa at Brier Creek is another dissapointmen... read more

Saldanica 

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16 years ago

Great Brazilian food restaurant – My husband and I are regular customers at Chamas and it's always a good experience. We're from Brazil and know well the Brazilian way of cooking and Chamas easily bring us back home every time. We've been to other Brazilian steakhouses in and out of the area, but Chamas is so far one of the best. Prime quality meat, awesome buffet and the service is always great. We only have good things to say about Chamas. If you haven't tried it yet, you don't know what you're missing out !! 

Steladecor 

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16 years ago

Awesome place and amazing food – Wow! I went to Chamas with a big group of American friends on Carnaval. Everybody, without exception, LOVED the food, the service, and the owners' hospitality. I recommend Chamas Steakhouse not only to Brazilians, but also to those that know how to appreciate a good Brazilian food. I don't eat red meat, but Chamas has a wide variety of greens; an option of salmon; fresh rice and delicious beans (the Brazilian typical dish, "feijoada"); and of course, warm and fresh "pao-de-queijos"! Can't for... read more

baileywick 

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16 years ago

BEST BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE IN THE AREA! – I have dined at Chamas many, many times over the past 3-4 years & I have NEVER been disappointed! I have no idea where 'tagage' ate(review on March 9), but it was certainly was not @ Chamas. I was also there on March 9 and the meal and service were excellent! The filet mignon was outstanding as were the other meats, salad bar, & desserts! The atmoshere is fantastic and so is the wine list! Caipirina is to die for!This is by far the BEST steakhouse in the triangle area! 

francullen 

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16 years ago

Better than Plataforma in NYC – We dined there for the first time last night and thought the atmosphere, quality of food, and salad bar were exceptional for this type of food and restaurant. Not every one of the meat dishes was perfect, but I do expect when you vare serving hunks of meat on a sword that some will be more over cooked and some less cooked, I mean these are not being cooked to order, but the flavor and texture of each was very good. The wait staff was excellent also, very friendly and attentive. 

primebeefonly 

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16 years ago

Best time ver – This place has the best seasoned meats I have ever had. period. I once liked angus barn years ago but the meat there has no flavor now. This place is great. All of the meats are seasoned well and cooked perfect. They usually come medium to medium rare but one of my guest liked medium well and they were quick to offer. The garlic steak and top sirloin were out of this world. Most steakhouses serve bland meats in my opinion but everything was bursting with flavor. The sausage was homemade and it was the best sa... read more

tgage 

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16 years ago

Worst Meal in a Year. Overpriced, Overcooked, Overrated! – Overall: Save your money. Environment: Pleasant Service: Slightly above average for a buffet. Salad bar: Above average, with seafood selection. Not worth $25. Ribs: Not charred, but as dry and crisp as possible with turning to ash. Inedible. Garlic Steak: Moist, but slightly tough, the only edible meat served. Flank Steak: Tough, unpleasant flavor. Filet Mignon: Overcooked, grayish-black. I have had better stew meat. Lamb: Fatty, tough, inconsistently cooked. Inedibl... read more

Karendiamond 

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16 years ago

YUK!! – Although they succeeded in imitating the original Fogo de Chao in atmosphere, they were WAY off the mark in the qulity of the food. The meats were tough and often gizzley with little to no seasoning and the side dishes were awful.The only similarity to Fogo was the bill!