Rodeo Brazilian Steakhouse

What is Rodeo Brazilian Steakhouse? Located at 95 Danforth Avenue just east of the Prince Edward Viaduct, Rodeo Brazilian Steakhouse has long anchored the strip as Toronto’s classic, east-side churrascaria. Inside, the room leans dark and nostalgic, featuring wood finishes, full bar counter seating, and an open dining floor centered around a stage built for weekend samba shows and live music. The format relies on the traditional rodizio ritual: passadores carve seasoned cuts directly onto your plate until you flip your table coaster from green to red.

Rodeo Brazilian Steakhouse Menu & What to Order Dinner starts with warm pão de queijo delivered to the table and self-serve access to a buffet bar loaded with smoked salmon, hearts of palm, Brazilian hot sides, and composed salads. When skewers start circulating, prioritize the salt-crusted picanha (beef top sirloin), tender lamb chops, and bacon-wrapped beef. Pair the continuous rounds of red meat with a freshly muddled lime caipirinha, and save room for the fire-roasted, cinnamon-sugar pineapple carved hot at the finish.

Know Before You Go Reservations are crucial for Friday and Saturday seatings when live samba dancers and bands pack the dining room. Broadview subway station is a two-minute walk away, while drivers can find Green P parking behind the transit hub or along Danforth Avenue. The restaurant operates Wednesday through Sunday for dinner starting at 5:30 p.m. and is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.