We went to the one over in Darlo and weren't that impressed with it. We love Rodizio, but didn't find it as good as Fazenda for example, although thats a chain too - but the cuts seemed a lot higher quality at Fazenda than Estabulo.Estabulo Rodizio Bar & Grill. The true taste of Brazil
Brazilian Bar and Grill. The true taste of Brazil Rodizio Bar & Grill honours the Brazilian Gaúcho’s traditional method of cooking. This involves taking the most delicious and flavoursome cuts of meat, which are then skewered and cooked slowly on open flames.www.estabulo.co.uk
Unbelievable food.
Think it depends on location mate, ive had the one in Leeds and it was spot on. The darlo one was average. Love fazenda also!We went to the one over in Darlo and weren't that impressed with it. We love Rodizio, but didn't find it as good as Fazenda for example, although thats a chain too - but the cuts seemed a lot higher quality at Fazenda than Estabulo.
Another shout for the Bridge Tavern. It's basically directly beneath the Tyne Bridge and I was there 2 weeks ago and the food was excellent. £5.50 for a pint of Amstel mindBridge tavern on the quayside and the city tavern up the haymarket are our 2 faves for Sunday dining
To be fair, if money is not a problem this the correct answer. Nice to go to a Michelin starred restaurant where the chance of seeing the head chef is greater than not.House of Tides if you’re splashing out. It’s superb
Didn’t have a good experience here, won’t be going back.House of Tides if you’re splashing out. It’s superb
I'm open to anything really. Would be happy with pub grub if it's somewhere that does it to a high standard.I don't mean to hijack the thread but if you could recommend places to eat and drink in Leeds I'd appreciate it; preferably near the 02 Academy.
We went here last time we went to see a band in LeedsI don't mean to hijack the thread but if you could recommend places to eat and drink in Leeds I'd appreciate it; preferably near the 02 Academy.