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Boston Brazilian BBQ Showdown šŸ–

Every winter, I just crave a massive meat feast… As a true carnivore, I’ve already tried five or six Brazilian BBQ buffets in Boston. This time, I finally checked out Alma Gaucha, which I hadn’t visited before! šŸ‚ Parmesan Steak — The first bite was absolutely intoxicating! Various cuts of beef were grilled just right and incredibly flavorful~ šŸ§€ Grilled Cheese — Make sure to ask your server for it! I could easily eat several of these in one sitting… In terms of price, atmosphere, and overall vibe, this place feels more comparable to Fogo de Chao. So here’s a quick side-by-side comparison for you~ (Other spots either have a less polished atmosphere or are more budget-friendly.) āœ… Pros: Most of the meats are not overly salty! (This is important—Fogo tends to be way too salty…) Both are located in the city, but Alma has much easier street parking! āŒ Cons: The salad bar has fewer options compared to Fogo, with nothing especially standout, and no freshly grilled pineapple šŸ The lamb had a slightly odd sour-salty seasoning… Fogo also offers a wider variety of meats Meats are generally cooked more well-done—rarely did I see anything below medium-well šŸ“ Alma Gaucha šŸ’° Around $85 per person šŸ…æļø Plenty of street parking available—super convenient! #BostonFoodExploration #BostonFood #BostonLife #WhatToEatInBoston #BostonFoodReviews

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Boston Brazilian BBQ Showdown šŸ–

Every winter, I just crave a massive meat feast… As a true carnivore, I’ve already tried five or six Brazilian BBQ buffets in Boston. This time, I finally checked out Alma Gaucha, which I hadn’t visited before! šŸ‚ Parmesan Steak — The first bite was absolutely intoxicating! Various cuts of beef were grilled just right and incredibly flavorful~ šŸ§€ Grilled Cheese — Make sure to ask your server for it! I could easily eat several of these in one sitting… In terms of price, atmosphere, and overall vibe, this place feels more comparable to Fogo de Chao. So here’s a quick side-by-side comparison for you~ (Other spots either have a less polished atmosphere or are more budget-friendly.) āœ… Pros: Most of the meats are not overly salty! (This is important—Fogo tends to be way too salty…) Both are located in the city, but Alma has much easier street parking! āŒ Cons: The salad bar has fewer options compared to Fogo, with nothing especially standout, and no freshly grilled pineapple šŸ The lamb had a slightly odd sour-salty seasoning… Fogo also offers a wider variety of meats Meats are generally cooked more well-done—rarely did I see anything below medium-well šŸ“ Alma Gaucha šŸ’° Around $85 per person šŸ…æļø Plenty of street parking available—super convenient! #BostonFoodExploration #BostonFood #BostonLife #WhatToEatInBoston #BostonFoodReviews

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