Global Brazilian all-you-can-eat-steakhouse chain planning to open first Ohio location in Cbus

Decades ago, a family who grew up on the traditional Southern Brazilian farm in Serra Gaucha learned a special beef grilling technique called “churrasco,” and decided they wanted to share it with the rest of the world. After opening restaurants throughout Brazil, they then conquered the American restaurant industry, bringing their Brazilian cooking expertise to Dallas, TX in 1997. Since, this restaurant chain has garnered global recognition, with locations in Dubai and Mexico City.

According to city permits, this international Brazilian steakhouse chain, called Fogo de Chão, is planning to open their first Ohio restaurant at 1425 Polaris Pkwy, in the location that once housed O’Charley’s. The permits show a complete remodel that’s projected to cost around $1.5 million.

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Fogo de Chão’s expansive menu features 11 different cuts of steaks to choose from, various chicken and pork options, raw seafood towers, specialty salads, and Brazilian-inspired sides, like warm pao de queijo and farofa, plus a ton more. The cold sides and vegetables are all-you-can-eat, buffet style, along with the cut meats that are continuously served table-side (but other sides and certain entrees will cost extra). You can check out their entire menu here!

A spokesperson could not be reached for opening date details, but we’ll be sure to keep you updated.

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