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Published January 06, 2006 Her Name Is Rio
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Then you'll make a beeline for Rio's, a new churrascaria direct from (surprise) Rio de Janeiro to Park Ave South, with enough of the carnivore's stuff to go around twice. A true rodizio-style churrascaria, Rio's is in a massive glass-enclosed space, complete with a sleek bar and impressive scotch menu. As with all churrascarias, Rio's equips each table with a red/green (stop/go) marker to control the flow of meat to your table. Its an excellent variety at that, including three kinds of sirloin, costela (beef ribs), carneiro (lamb chops), chicken, linguia (pork sausages), bacon-wrapped turkey and even salmon (aka "aqua beef"). We recommend the following strategy: Go 'green' but politely decline the offerings until you see the top sirloin and the incredibly tender ribs. When you're done with those, stay green for the rest of the meats, then wash it all down with the salad and sushi bar (if it's Saturday, save room for the feijoada, a traditional stew so filling that it's only served once a week). There's nothing like starting off the new year right—scrapping your resolutions and going straight for the all-you-can-eat meat. |
VITALSRio's Churrascaria |
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