Alma Gaucha - Review - Seaport District - Boston - The Infatuation

"Whether you’re in town doing big-time adult job stuff at the convention center, or just feel like rounding up a ton of your friends to gorge on red meat, come to Alma Gaucha. The restaurant serves Brazilian rodízio, which means for a prix-fixe price, you’ll have waiters bringing over cuts of meat on skewers to your table—think good quality top sirloin, ribeye, slow-cooked pork, chicken, and even salmon. There’s a sides and salad buffet that’s an extra add-on, but it’s worth it for some shrimp salad, pickled veggies, and smoked salmon. Shell out for a nice bottle of malbec on the expense account, while you’re at it. We call that team building, right?" - Tanya Edwards