pros...great place to actually celebrate thanksgiving in Las Vegas. this was where me and 14 of my closest friends and family decided to spend thanksgiving dinner at. and it was just great. the place was not crowded, at least the time we were there. and it is a pretty typical brazilian style meat house. they advertise like 40 different cuts of meat to be had, but i only counted like 20 or something. great service and fun waiters that come around. also a dessert cart as well.
if you have never been to one, then it is just a great way to try out this style of dining. these are all you can eat affairs, and it would be best if you are not in a hurry. as the time it will take you to actually digest your food will be days. so once you sit this place has individual little cards, which allow the waiters to come around with different swords of meat. so say the meat sword, yeah i know it sounds funny, but that's what it is. so it comes around and the guy will ask you if you want that particular cut of meat, and if yes he places it onto your plate. if not, no harm or foul. then you eat, and then you wait for the next type of food on the sword. and this happens over and over and over and over again.
but in the case of my table, you are greatly pressured to eat whatever is being offered. and along with that, there is the other matter of the caiperenas, which is like the brazilian equivalent of a mojito, with just a different type of alcohol. and boy we are a rowdy bunch as we will try to bully you into eating a lot of food. needless to say 3.5 hours later and a massive bill later, we were out of there. and it was a great thanksgiving, beats anything that can happen at home. just cause that would be a lot of meat to cook. but i must say my favorite dish of the night was not a meat dish, but actually the grilled corn. it was sweet and delicious like no other corn i have tasted.
cons...not easy to find this place and it is a bit far from the strip. but once you find it you will have a great time. prices are high, but then it was an all you can eat and thanksgiving as well. so come prepared by not eating all day and the day before as well, just to get your moneys worth. dessert was a bit of a let down, but i guess by the time we were done, there wasn't much room left in the stomach for it. and be wary of our table, as we tend to get loud and rowdy. and make sure that my wife is not inebriated, as she has a vicious potty mouth that is loud and obnoxious as well.