Samba Brazilian Steakhouse

Reviewed by Wingon on 12/20/2009.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 23 (Male, 30s, Richmond, Canada)

Seriously, this restaurant cannot compare to the real Brazilian steak houses, but if you really dont mind or you never try the real Brazilian steak house, then samba isnt a bad one to start with. Also, if you dont have a big stomach, do not even think about to try this restaurant. Overall, this restaurant still worth to try once but not twice.

Reviewed by LindsayW9978 on 08/24/2008.
Member since August 2008, Total Reviews: 7 (Female, 20s, New Albany, OH)

Fun experience, tons of food, great location and good Sangria. The food was really just ok. The beans and plantaine side dishes were bland and too many of the meat choices were over cooked or over seasoned. I would tell someone to try it, and to expect to have fun and to get full, but not to expect the best meal. Cost of check was adequate for 4 people.

Reviewed by ScottS1654 on 01/24/2008.
Member since January 2008, Total Reviews: 2 (Male, 40s, Plainview, NY)

A group of 8 men had a Saturday night dinner at Samba and we ate until we cried uncle. The salad was just ordinary, breads were very good and the Brazilian beer was great. The meats were very tasty with the big winners being the flank steak, the ribs and sausage. Dessert was forgettable, but the restaurant being right off the casino provided great people watching while dining. All in all a good meal.

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Reviewed by JoshM2398 on 01/18/2008.
Member since July 2007, Total Reviews: 3 (Male, 30s, Las Vegas, NV)

This is a good place to go, if you haven't eaten in days. The food keeps coming, and coming, and coming. Unfortunetly, when trying to feed the masses, the quality falls. Some meat was over cooked, while others were super rare. A good tourist experience, but not somewhere to go for an authentic time.

Reviewed by MariaG1963 on 07/23/2007.
Member since July 2007, Total Reviews: 8 (Female, 40s, North Las Vegas, NV)

This is not a place to go if you are on a diet, or not a big eater. Served in a traditional Brazilian Style called "rodizio", the servers will not stop bringing the food until you say "uncle".The food is marinated and grilled, for the best flavor and least fat. So make a reservation and don't miss a bite.