Sabor Gaúcho Prime Brazilian Steakhouse
Brazilian restaurant · Polk Gulch ·
Endless parade of expertly seasoned meats, carved tableside.
Endless parade of expertly seasoned meats, carved tableside.
"Sabor Gaucho brings Brazilian churrasco to San Francisco, with skewered meats carved tableside in the traditional rodízio (rotational) style. Picanha, bacon-wrapped chicken, linguiça sausage, and a variety of other heavenly skewered meats sail through the dining room. As expected, there’s a full salad bar and a range of sides that are also all-you-can-eat, but the endless parade of meats is the real reason to come." - Antony Fangary
"In the former Rogue space on Broadway and Polk, Sabor Gaúcho is a full-on Brazilian steakhouse with $66 per person for lunch and $79 per person for dinner, plus 99-cent oysters and fried yucca à la carte at the bar." - Paolo Bicchieri
"This Brazilian steakhouse has 18 different cuts of meat, with an all-you-can-eat option for $79. On top of tableside-carved pork, beef, and lamb, the Russian Hill restaurant also has beer, wine, and caipirinhas on deck. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists. RESERVE A TABLE WITH RESERVE A TABLE" - Julia Chen
