18010 DALLAS PKWY, DALLAS, TX USA 75287
(956) 505-5942
Picanha is the cap of the top sirloin, a triangular cut crowned with a thick band of fat that bastes the meat as it grills over open flame. Churrascarias grill it on long steel skewers over charcoal and carve it at your table, which is why it anchors every rodizio service. At 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse in North Dallas, it is the cut most guests flag down first.
Food & Wine named picanha its new favorite cut for grilling back in 2024, largely because it delivers serious beef flavor at a friendlier price than skirt or hanger steak. American demand has climbed ever since, and North Texas took to churrasco early, so the Dallas dining scene is one of the better places in the country to taste the real thing.
Picanha is the cap muscle that sits on top of the sirloin, right where the back of the animal meets the rump. American butchers usually label it the top sirloin cap or coulotte. British butchers call the same muscle the rump cap. A whole picanha weighs between two and three pounds, which makes it small enough to grill whole yet large enough to feed a table.
The defining feature is the fat cap, a layer roughly an inch thick that stays attached through cooking. As the meat grills, that fat renders down and bastes the muscle underneath. French butchers trim the cap away for coulotte steaks, and the cut loses much of its character in the process.
Spotting the real thing is simple once you know the shape. A proper picanha is a rough triangle with an even fat cap across the whole surface. Larger pieces often include part of a neighboring muscle that cooks tougher, which is one reason the cut rewards an experienced hand at the fire.
Look for top sirloin cap or coulotte steak at American butcher counters. Some shops label it rump cover or sirloin cap steak. Around Dallas it often gets broken down into smaller sirloin steaks before it ever reaches the display case, so finding the intact cut can take some hunting.
Picanha tastes intensely beefy, with a clean mineral edge closer to sirloin than to ribeye. The texture lands in the middle: firmer than tenderloin, yet noticeably juicier than a standard sirloin steak because of the rendering fat cap. Slices come off the skewer thin, so each bite carries a strip of that golden fat along the top edge. At 12 Cuts, that flavor comes with a choice of finishes, since the kitchen seasons its picanha with either sea salt or garlic.
Traditionally, picanha is cooked over charcoal on long steel skewers. Each portion is cut thick, folded into a C shape with the fat cap facing outward, then threaded onto the skewer so the fat shields the meat from the flame. Nothing else touches it except coarse salt.
That restraint is the whole point. Coarse rock salt draws flavor to the surface without masking the beef, and the rendering fat does the work a marinade would normally do. The tradition comes from the gauchos of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil, cattle herders who cooked over open fire pits and let salt and smoke handle the seasoning. They were grilling picanha this way generations before the style reached Texas.
The skewer also solves picanha's biggest cooking problem: doneness. The lean interior dries out fast past medium, so slices come off the outside while the center stays closer to rare. The skewer then returns to the fire, and the next pass around the room offers a fresh set of slices at a fresh level of doneness.
At 12 Cuts on Dallas Parkway, gauchos work the picanha skewers through the dining room all evening and carve against the grain at your table. Ask for an end piece for extra crust, or wait a round for a rosier center slice.
Rodizio means rotation. You pay one price and flip a table card to green. Skewers then arrive in a steady procession until you flip the card back to red.
Picanha sets the benchmark inside that rotation. The cut hides nothing behind a marinade or a crust of spices, so the quality of the beef and the discipline of the grill are on full display. A churrascaria that gets its picanha right, with the fat rendered and the center still blushing, has usually got everything else right too.
The rotation at 12 Cuts runs twelve cuts deep, which is where the restaurant gets its name. Filet mignon and lamb make the rounds alongside pork ribs and sausage, yet picanha remains the skewer regulars watch for. Many order a caipirinha and time their evening around its next pass.
Warm Brazilian cheese bread lands early, and hot sides follow the meat service through the evening. Treat them as supporting cast. The skewers are the show, and picanha is the headliner.
Pacing matters more here than at a conventional steakhouse. Start light at the Market Table salad bar and keep your card red until you settle in, because most first-timers fill up before the second picanha round reaches them.
Texans grow up on ribeye and brisket, so the fastest way to understand picanha is to set it beside the cuts you already know.
| Cut | Where it comes from | Fat profile | Eating experience |
| Picanha | Cap of the top sirloin | Thick external fat cap | Bold beef flavor with a juicy, slightly firm bite |
| Ribeye | Rib section | Heavy internal marbling | Rich and buttery from edge to edge |
| Filet mignon | Tenderloin | Very lean | Softest texture of any steak with mild flavor |
| Tri-tip | Bottom sirloin | Moderate marbling | Familiar Texas barbecue flavor from the same region of the animal |
Is picanha a good cut of steak?
Yes, and the value argument is strong. Picanha delivers flavor in ribeye territory from a cut priced like sirloin, and one whole piece can feed a full table. Food & Wine highlighted exactly that trade in 2024, at a time when other butcher favorites were pushing past painful price points per pound.
The catch is forgiveness. Ribeye's internal marbling protects it from an extra minute on the grill, while picanha carries its fat on the outside and dries out quickly once overcooked. Tableside carving removes that risk, since every slice at 12 Cuts comes off the skewer at its peak rather than resting under a heat lamp.
Beef ancho, the ribeye on the 12 Cuts rotation, makes the rounds during the same dinner. Order both and run the comparison yourself.
Picanha never became popular in America because of how the carcass gets broken down. American processors split the top sirloin into steaks and roasts for the retail case, so the cap usually gets trimmed away or divided into smaller cuts before it can be sold intact.
Shoppers never asked for it by name, so stores never stocked it. Marbled middle cuts like ribeye and strip claimed the premium shelf space instead. Restaurant menus followed the retail case. The result is a loop where one of the most loved cuts in South America barely registers at a Dallas grocery store or on a conventional steakhouse menu.
The tide is turning slowly. Brazilian-owned grocers and online butchers now stock whole picanha, and food media attention keeps growing. Cooking it well at home is still another matter, since that fat cap throws flare-ups that can turn a backyard grill session in July heat into a fire drill.
This is where a churrascaria earns its keep. 12 Cuts serves picanha every night of the week, cooked over fire by people who have carved it thousands of times, with no specialty butcher hunt required.
12 Cuts is a family-owned churrascaria at 18010 Dallas Parkway in North Dallas, built around the tableside carving tradition of southern Brazil. Picanha leads the twelve-cut rotation that gives the restaurant its name, seasoned with sea salt or garlic and carved off the skewer at your table. The full lineup sits on the dinner menu, alongside the Market Table salad bar and traditional Brazilian sides.
Dinner runs seven nights a week. Lock in reservations a day or two ahead, then come hungry. The first picanha pass usually reaches the table before your salad plate is cleared.
There's a version of the Fourth where you spend the afternoon scraping a grill, guessing whether the chicken is done, and missing half the fun because you're stuck behind a cloud of smoke. And then there's the version where someone else fires up the grill, brings the food straight to your table, and you actually get to enjoy your own party. This year, 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse is making the case for the second kind of holiday.
The Fourth lands on a Saturday in 2026, a full day to celebrate before the fireworks start. Here's how to make it count.
Open-flame cooking is the soul of Independence Day, and it's also what we do every single night. As a Far North Dallas churrascaria, we turn grilling into a tableside event: our gauchos carve cut after cut right at your table, served at whatever pace your appetite sets. Start with the signature picanha, the prized top sirloin cap Brazilians treat as royalty, then keep going through filet mignon, ribeye, lamb, and house-made sausages, each one seasoned simply and grilled over open flame.
It's everything you love about a backyard cookout, minus the part where you're the one cooking it.
The fire gets the headlines, but the supporting cast earns its place. Our market-fresh organic salad bar gives everyone at the table something to graze on, the rotating hot specialty sides round out every plate, and the warm Brazilian cheese bread has a way of disappearing before the main event even arrives. Pair it all with a pour from our wine display, and a simple dinner turns into a proper celebration.
Not everyone wants to leave the lake house or the backyard on the Fourth, and you don't have to miss out. Order ahead and bring 12 Cuts Steakhouse to your gathering, whether you build a spread from our fixed Family Menus or pick and choose from the full takeout menu. Load up on the sides, grab extra grilled pineapple, and you've got a holiday feast without anyone breaking a sweat over a grill.
No celebration is complete without dessert, and ours are worth the willpower. Finish the day with tres leches cake, silky creme brulee, or rich chocolate mousse cake. Bringing a crowd? There's no rule that says you have to pick just one.
The 4th of July is one of the busiest nights on the summer calendar, and the best tables go early. Whether you're planning an intimate dinner or gathering the whole crew, reserve your spot now — and if a private celebration is more your speed, our group dining team can help you plan it. Holiday hours can shift, so call ahead to confirm before the big day.
This Independence Day, trade the apron for a seat at the table. The flavor of a great cookout is waiting at 12 Cuts, no smoke, no scrubbing, just good food and even better company.
Make a reservation or browse the dinner menu to start planning your visit.
In Dallas for a FIFA World Cup 2026 match at AT&T Stadium and looking for a meal that actually matches the occasion?
Skip the concourse food and make a proper night of it. 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse, the Dallas-Fort Worth area's authentic churrascaria, is built for exactly the kind of celebration a World Cup brings, and for the six weeks the tournament is in town it's one of the most natural places in the metroplex for football fans to gather, eat, and toast the result.
Between June 14 and July 14, 2026, AT&T Stadium in Arlington hosts nine FIFA World Cup matches, making the Dallas-Fort Worth area one of the busiest hubs of the entire tournament. That includes group-stage fixtures, a Round of 16 match on July 6, and a semifinal on July 14, the kind of schedule that brings hundreds of thousands of visiting fans into the metroplex.
For South American supporters in particular, Dallas is a focal point. Argentina is set to play in the area twice, on June 22 and June 27, and the surge of fans following the tournament through North Texas creates a genuine football atmosphere across the city for the better part of a month. (For more on planning around the games, see our guide to match-day dining in Dallas for 2026.)
There's a reason a churrascaria feels like the natural home for World Cup dinners. 12 Cuts was founded by Juarez De Conto and Alda Boiani, a Brazilian husband-and-wife team who moved to the United States in 1997 to help bring the churrascaria concept stateside and opened their own place after 30-plus years in the business. That heritage shows up in the way they do hospitality: gathering with people you care about, taking your time, and celebrating together over an abundant table.
The rodízio (all-you-can-eat) format means there's no rushing, no individual ordering, and no one left waiting. Gauchos bring skewers of fire-roasted meats to your table and carve them tableside until you tell them to stop. For a group of fans coming off a match, or building up to one, that's exactly the energy you want. Whether your side won or lost, the table keeps coming, the wine keeps pouring, and the conversation never has to pause for a server. And for the South American supporters making Dallas their base this summer, the Brazilian-churrasco tradition is a taste of home no other steakhouse in the area can offer.
Where's the best Brazilian steakhouse to celebrate the World Cup in Dallas? 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse in North Dallas is the area's authentic churrascaria, with twelve fire-roasted cuts carved tableside plus an organic salad bar, a full bar, and the kind of festive, group-friendly atmosphere that suits a World Cup celebration. It's a destination dinner worth planning your match day around, before or after the game.
How far is 12 Cuts from AT&T Stadium? 12 Cuts is at 18010 Dallas Parkway in far North Dallas, roughly 30 miles across the metroplex from AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Plan on about 40 to 45 minutes' drive in normal traffic, and build in extra time on match days, when stadium crowds and road closures add to it. It's a deliberate destination dinner rather than a quick stop near the venue, so we recommend making it the centerpiece of your evening.
Should I go before or after the match? Either works, but given match-day traffic, many fans find it easiest to come the night before a game or to plan a relaxed post-match dinner once the stadium crowds have cleared. The churrasco format lets you eat at your own pace, so it's an easy way to celebrate the result.
Do I need a reservation during the World Cup? Yes, strongly recommended. With this many visitors in town across six weeks, the best tables go quickly, especially around match days. Reserve your table here or call (956) 505-5942.
Is a Brazilian steakhouse good for a group of fans? It's ideal. The rodízio format means no menu deliberation and no waiting on individual orders. Gauchos carve premium cuts tableside until everyone's full, so a big group eats together at the same pace. 12 Cuts also has private group dining space and an open bar area with communal seating for larger parties.
If you've never been to a Brazilian steakhouse, here's the short version. You'll start at a generous organic salad bar with seasonal vegetables, specialty sides, and traditional Brazilian options, then flip your table card to green to signal the gauchos to begin. From there it's a continuous parade of twelve cuts carved tableside: picanha (the prized top sirloin), filet mignon, bacon-wrapped filet, tomahawk ribs, fraldinha, beef ancho ribeye, leg and rack of lamb, pork ribs, parmesan pork loin, Argentinian chorizo, and organic chicken. Flip the card to red whenever you need a breather. There's a full wine list and bar too, so you can pair your meal with a Malbec or a caipirinha. (For the full lineup, see our dinner menu.)
It's a meal built for a group, which is exactly why it fits a World Cup trip so well, whether you're traveling with family, friends, or a whole supporters' section.
The matches are set, the city is filling up, and the best tables won't last. If you're coming to Dallas for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and want a memorable place to celebrate around the action at AT&T Stadium, 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse is ready to host you. Just plan your drive and book ahead.
Make a reservation or browse the dinner menu to start planning your visit.
12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse is at 18010 Dallas Pkwy, Dallas TX 75287 — (956) 505-5942. This summer, while Dallas Stadium in Arlington hosts nine international soccer matches, 12 Cuts is open for every one of them. Founded in 2019 by Juarez DeConto and Alda Boiani — a Brazilian couple with 30 years in the gaucho tradition, including helping launch the concept in Addison — this is one restaurant in North Dallas where the owners are likely to be at the next table, making sure everything is exactly right. Lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch throughout the tournament. Complimentary valet. Reservations welcome.
4.7 stars · Rated among Dallas Business Journal's Top 40 Restaurants · 100% recommend on Facebook · Family-owned & operated since 2019
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In 1997, Juarez DeConto and Alda Boiani left Brazil and came to Addison, Texas with one purpose: to help introduce the gaucho tradition to America. They spent the next 20 years inside that kitchen, that dining room, that culture — learning what it means to make a guest feel genuinely at home far from their own.
Then in 2019, quietly and without fanfare, they opened something of their own. Not a concept. Not a brand exercise. Just a single dining room on Dallas Parkway where they could do things their way — with the cuts they believe in, the hospitality they grew up with, and the kind of personal attention that only happens when the owners are there.
"We came here to offer authentic Brazilian cuisine and gaucho experiences to North Texans with the highest quality meats, vegetables and customer service. The most important thing to us is our customers." — Alda Boiani, Co-Founder & CEO
"The owner came and talked to us, which is something I had never experienced before. For the price, it is a wonderful steakhouse." — Tripadvisor guest — 5 stars
The green card sits at your table. When you're ready, you turn it over and the gauchos begin. Skewer after skewer arrives — picanha rock-salted and fire-roasted, filet mignon carved to your preference, lamb, sausage, and seasonal cuts that rotate with what's best. You eat at your own pace. No one rushes you. The salad bar is restocked quietly throughout the meal. When the grilled pineapple comes around, it's worth saving room for.
It is, in the best possible way, the kind of meal that makes you forget what time it is.
"Absolutely the best Brazilian steakhouse I have ever been to. The meat was cooked to perfection. At one point I made an offhand remark and the waiter walking by heard and brought it right back." — OpenTable verified diner — 5 stars
Dallas Stadium in Arlington hosts nine international soccer matches this summer — group stage through semi-final. 12 Cuts is 25 miles away, about 25 minutes via the Dallas North Tollway and I-30 West. Whether you are coming before the match or winding down after it, there is a table with your name on it.
| Date | Match | Stage | Reserve |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 14 | Netherlands vs. Japan | Group Stage | Book June 14 → |
| June 17 | Match 22: England v Croatia | Group Stage | Book June 17 → |
| June 22 | Match 43: Argentina v Austria | Group Stage | Book June 22 → |
| June 25 | Match 57: Japan v Sweden | Group Stage | Book June 25 → |
| June 27 | Match 70: Jordan v Argentina | Group Stage | Book June 27 → |
| June 30 | Match 78: Group E Runners Up v Group I Runners Up | Group Stage | Book June 30 → |
| July 3 | Match 88: Group D Runners Up v Group G Runners Up | Knockout Round | Book July 3 → |
| July 6 | Match 93: Match 83 Winner v Match 84 Winner | Knockout Round | Book July 6 → |
| July 14 | Match 101: Match 97 Winner v Match 98 Winner | Semi-Final | Book July 14 → |
Match schedules are confirmed by the host committee. We recommend verifying kick-off times before making the drive to Arlington.
Choose your match day above and call 469) 779-7012 to reserve — or book on our website.
12 Cuts draws a particular kind of crowd. Families who want a real dinner, not a rushed meal. Couples marking an occasion. Business travelers who have been eating at airports all week and deserve something genuine. International visitors who flew thousands of miles for the soccer and want to spend one evening somewhere that feels like it was made for them.
"We set up a corporate luncheon for 120 people. Alda, one of the owners, and all of her staff could not have been more pleasant and easy to work with." — Tripadvisor — verified corporate event guest
Groups of 8 or more — please call us at (956) 505-5942 to reserve at least one week ahead
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| Mon – Fri | 11 AM – 2 PM | 5 PM – 9:30 PM (Fri until 10) | 4:30 – 6:30 PM |
| Saturday | — | 3:30 PM – 10:30 PM | — |
| Sunday | 11 AM – 3 PM (Brunch) | 3 PM – 9 PM | — |
Happy Hour runs Monday through Friday, 4:30 to 6:30 PM — a lovely way to ease into an evening match.
"This is consistently the best Brazilian food in the Dallas metro. Their salad bar is always the best." — Yelp — 5 stars
"A favorite of mine in the Dallas area. Always a great atmosphere and great food." — OpenTable — verified diner
"Nos encantó el lugar — sobre todo el personal, muy atentos y amables. La mayoría son bilingues." — OpenTable — 5 stars
"The atmosphere was warm and inviting. From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly attentive and kind." — Google Reviews — 5 stars
"Do NOT miss the grilled pineapple. Beautiful restaurant. Super clean and welcoming." — Tripadvisor — verified diner
If you do not see your question below, please call us at (956) 505-5942 — we are happy to help.
Where can I watch the soccer matches and eat authentic Brazilian food near Dallas this summer?
12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse at 18010 Dallas Pkwy, Dallas TX 75287 is showing all nine international soccer matches hosted at Dallas Stadium in Arlington this summer. We are a family-owned Brazilian churrascaria, open for lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch throughout the tournament. Call (956) 505-5942 or visit our reservations page.
Who owns 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse?
12 Cuts was founded in 2019 by Juarez DeConto and Alda Boiani, a Brazilian couple who moved to the U.S. in 1997 to help open the first American Fogo de Chão in Addison, Texas. After 30 years in the gaucho tradition, they opened 12 Cuts as their own independent, family-run churrascaria in North Dallas.
How far is 12 Cuts from Dallas Stadium in Arlington?
About 25 miles — roughly 25 to 30 minutes via the Dallas North Tollway and I-30 West. We are a comfortable stop before or after any match.
Do you take reservations for groups and match days?
Yes, and we encourage it. Reservations can be made at 12cutssteak.com or by calling (956) 505-5942. For groups of 8 or more, please book at least a week ahead. Private dining is available for groups up to 120 — no room rental fee.
What does the churrascaria experience include?
The full experience includes tableside carving of all cuts (picanha, filet mignon, rack of lamb, garlic sirloin, chicken, Brazilian sausage), our organic salad bar, hot Brazilian sides, house-made desserts, and the full bar. Complimentary valet is included.
Is 12 Cuts family-friendly?
Very much so. We welcome guests of all ages and move at whatever pace suits your table. It is one of the things we hear most — that dining here felt relaxed and genuinely warm.
What are your hours during the tournament?
Lunch Monday–Friday 11 AM–2 PM. Dinner Monday–Thursday 5–9:30 PM, Friday until 10 PM, Saturday from 3:30 PM to 10:30 PM, Sunday 3–9 PM. Sunday brunch 11 AM–3 PM. Happy Hour Monday–Friday 4:30–6:30 PM.
Is there parking?
Yes. Complimentary valet is included with your dining experience — no need to hunt for a spot.
This summer brings something special to North Texas — and to the restaurants, neighborhoods, and families who call this place home. At 12 Cuts, we have been welcoming guests from across Dallas and around the world since 2019, one table at a time.
If you are visiting Dallas for the soccer, we hope you will find in us what we have always tried to offer: a taste of Brazil, a warm room, and service that makes you feel genuinely looked after.
If you are a local, you already know. Come back. Bring someone new.
Reserve online | Call (956) 505-5942 | 18010 Dallas Pkwy, Dallas TX 75287
When FIFA World Cup 2026 takes over North Texas, there is no reason to settle for the usual watch-party routine. At 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse, guests can enjoy the excitement of the tournament while savoring an upscale Brazilian churrascaria experience in the heart of Dallas.
For local fans and visitors alike, 12 Cuts offers something special during the tournament season: a family-friendly place to gather, dine, and enjoy world-class hospitality while following the action. From beautifully carved meats served tableside to a gourmet salad bar and traditional Brazilian side dishes, every visit feels like an event of its own.
Arlington’s Dallas Stadium is scheduled to host nine FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, including group-stage fixtures, knockout-round matches, and a semi-final on July 14. The currently listed host-city match dates are June 14, June 17, June 22, June 25, June 27, June 30, July 3, July 6, and July 14, 2026.
That gives fans in Dallas–Fort Worth a full month of reasons to make dining plans around the tournament. Whether guests are looking for a lunch outing before an afternoon match, a dinner reservation after time in Arlington, or a polished setting to catch the day’s action with family or friends, 12 Cuts is ready to welcome them.
Located in Dallas, 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse is known for its prime cuts of meat, attentive service, and inviting setting. The restaurant offers weekday lunch, nightly dinner, Sunday brunch, Happy Hour, and convenient reservation access online or by phone, making it easy for guests to plan around match day.
For travelers coming into the Metroplex, 12 Cuts is an easy choice when searching for an elevated dining experience during FIFA season. For locals, it is a chance to turn any World Cup outing into something more memorable than a standard sports-bar stop.
12 Cuts is also an excellent option for guests who want a comfortable atmosphere for families, date nights, business meals, or group dining during the tournament. Instead of choosing between a great meal and a great match-day experience, guests can enjoy both in one place.
12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse in Dallas is a strong option for guests who want to enjoy the tournament in a refined, family-friendly setting with Brazilian churrasco, fresh salads, and full-service dining.
Yes. 12 Cuts offers a polished and welcoming atmosphere that works well for families, couples, business guests, and groups who want a more elevated experience than a typical sports bar.
12 Cuts serves lunch Monday through Friday from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, dinner Monday through Thursday from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM, Friday until 10:00 PM, Saturday from 3:30 PM to 10:30 PM, Sunday brunch from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and Sunday dinner from 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
Yes. 12 Cuts offers reservations through its website and by phone, which is especially helpful during high-demand dates tied to major tournament matches in Arlington.
The Dallas World Cup 26 host schedule currently lists Arlington match dates as June 14, June 17, June 22, June 25, June 27, June 30, July 3, July 6, and July 14, 2026.
Yes. Because 12 Cuts is located in Dallas and offers lunch, dinner, brunch, and online reservations, it is a practical and upscale dining option for both local guests and travelers visiting the Metroplex for the tournament.
If you are planning your World Cup season in Dallas, reserve early for the key match windows and use the official Dallas World Cup 26 schedule as your tournament resource.
Easter Sunday is a time to gather, reflect, and enjoy the company of those who matter most. Make this year’s celebration even more memorable with a group reservation at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse—one of Dallas' most-loved dining spots.
Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a larger family celebration, Easter is one of our most popular days of the year. We recommend booking your group reservation early to secure your table for this special occasion.
Bring everyone together around our signature Brazilian-style feast, complete with over a dozen cuts of fire-roasted meats served tableside, a fresh organic salad bar, and a delicious variety of hot specialty sides. It’s a meal made for sharing—and celebrating.
Elevate your Easter with a curated wine selection to complement each bite. Our staff is ready to help you find the perfect bottle for the table so that every toast is one to remember.
From starters to desserts, 12 Cuts offers a flavorful experience for every palate. Plus, our welcoming atmosphere and attentive service help create the kind of Easter celebration that becomes a tradition.
Easter is on Sunday, April 20, 2025—don’t wait to reserve your spot! Call 956-505-5942 or book online at 12CutsSteakhouse.com to make your group reservation.
We look forward to celebrating Easter with you!
We're diving into the world of delectable dining at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse, focusing on our mouth-watering Filet Mignon. Our steakhouse, known for our sumptuous menu and exceptional service, brings a unique Brazilian twist to classic steak dishes. Explore why our Filet Mignon is a must-try for any meat enthusiast, shall we?
The journey of 12 Cuts' Filet Mignon starts with its preparation. This tender cut, known for its buttery texture, is treated with the utmost care. Our chefs at 12 Cuts season the meat perfectly, balancing the flavors to enhance its natural taste. The meats are then fire-roasted to perfection, ensuring each bite is as juicy and flavorful as the last. The expertise behind the fire-roasting is evident in every slice, making it a standout dish.
Our Filet Mignon at 12 Cuts stands out for its rich taste. Each mouthful is a mix of flavors. It combines the beef's yummy taste with a bit of smokiness from the fire-roasting. We keep the spices simple. This lets the meat's quality be the star. Served with sides like soft mashed potatoes or crunchy veggies, it's a meal you won't forget. Treat yourself to a flavorful harmony for your taste buds here at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Plus, our unique technique locks in the juice, making each Filet Mignon a masterpiece on a plate.
Eating at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse is one of those experiences that will surely stick with you for a long time. The ambiance of the restaurant, with its warm, inviting decor, sets the stage for a memorable meal. Our staff's attention to detail and commitment to service enhances the enjoyment of their Filet Mignon. So, if you are planning on dining for a special occasion or a casual dinner out, we at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse will definitely make it a celebration to remember.Allow yourself to experience the flavorful art of prime dining here at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Dine with us today!
Are you looking for a friendly and elegant place for hosting private events? We’ve got you here at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Are you having a family gathering? How about a romantic dinner for an anniversary? Or are you having a bustling corporate event? We have the tools and skills for your hosting needs.
One of the primary draws of private dining is the exclusive nature of the experience. This exclusivity allows for a more personalized and attentive service. We also make an effort so that the atmosphere complements the occasion you are having. Whether it is a romantic dinner or a corporate event, we have it all for you.
Hosting an event is often a stressful endeavor. You have to worry about the venue, food, the program, and more. Remove the stress of planning, as we will do it for you. Rest assured that you will receive professional service here at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Focus on the evening and what's important as you privately dine in peace.
Here at 12 Cuts, we understand that comfort is a significant factor when it comes to hosting events. Our interior decoration was tailor-made to be comfortable and elegant. We have multiple rooms for private events that you can choose from. Feel at home as you dine in rooms with elegant designs. No matter your event, we have the means to cater to your needs.
If you are planning on hosting private events, be sure to check us out at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Impress your guests with a dining experience to remember. Call us now and get your reservations!
Are you looking for a place that will cater to your preferences? Look no further than 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. We offer outstanding catering services. We want to relieve the stress of planning a successful event. Be free to enjoy the occasion and make memories.
We want you to be in control of your event. Our off-premises catering menu will give you the power of choice for your meats and dishes. We have a wide variety of options that you can choose from. Fresh salads? Check. Fire-grilled meats? Check. A variety of sides? Check. We have everything that you will need.
Food is a necessity for our body and a source of immense pleasure. We use only the freshest and finest ingredients. Our goal is to make flavors dance in your mouth. We have improved and perfected the dining experience of South American cuisine. Taste the difference here at 12 Cuts.
Affordability, quality, and quantity have a delicate balance. We want to give you the best offer you can get. Our catering menu offers different packages for you to choose from. You can also add individual items. Our selection of food comes at a reasonable price. Get more, with less, here at 12 Cuts.
Cater to your preferences here at 12 Cuts Brazilian Steakhouse. Treat yourself, your family, your friends, and the ones you love. Call us now for our catering services!
