Texas de Brazil Aruba 2026: All-You-Can-Eat Brazilian Steakhouse

Texas de Brazil is the all-you-can-eat Brazilian churrascaria on Palm Beach — endless tableside-carved meats served by gauchos, a 50–60 item gourmet salad bar, and the kind of dinner where you flip a card from green to red when you can’t eat another bite. Located on the second floor of J.E. Irausquin Blvd 382, it’s the move for big appetites, big groups, and special occasions on the resort strip.

Why Texas de Brazil is worth your reservation

Texas de Brazil’s concept is straightforward and unforgettable: a fixed price gets you unlimited access to a parade of meats — beef, lamb, pork, chicken, and Brazilian sausage — all flame-grilled over natural wood charcoal in the churrasco tradition, then carved tableside on long sword-like skewers by authentically dressed gauchos. As long as your card is flipped to green, the meat keeps coming. When you’ve had enough, flip it to red.

Texas de Brazil Aruba gaucho carving meat tableside — Tableside carving at Texas de Brazil. Photo: Texas de Brazil via Google.

The Aruba location is the only Texas de Brazil outside the US — part of the chain’s international expansion — and it’s earned 4.4 stars across more than 1,000 Google reviews. The dining room features soaring ceilings, immense mirrors, rustic chandeliers, and lush floral arrangements. Two private dining rooms — the Banquet (up to 80 guests) and Lounge (up to 70) — are bookable for celebrations.

What’s included in the fixed-price meal

Texas de Brazil Aruba salad bar with gourmet items — The gourmet salad bar at Texas de Brazil. Photo: Texas de Brazil via Google.

50–60 item gourmet salad bar — buffalo mozzarella, daily cold pastas, traditional black beans with beef, hearts of palm, salamis, smoked bacon, imported cheeses, charcuterie, fresh artisan breads, soups, roasted vegetables, and more.
All-you-can-eat tableside meats — picanha (top sirloin), filet mignon, ribeye, lamb, pork loin, sausage, chicken — all seasoned and slow-roasted over open flame.
Complimentary sides — house-baked Brazilian cheese bread (pão de queijo), garlic mashed potatoes, and fried bananas come with every meal.
Decadent desserts available a la carte — boxes for leftovers OK only on dessert.
Caipirinha cocktail — the signature Brazilian drink, made with cachaça, lime, and sugar.

Vegetarians and vegans are surprisingly well taken care of — the salad area alone has plenty to make a full meal.

Practical info

Address: J.E. Irausquin Blvd 382, Palm Beach, Aruba (second floor, elevator accessible)
Hours: Dinner Mon–Sun 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM. Bar Mon–Sun 5:30 PM – 11:30 PM.
Reservations: Strongly recommended, especially for parties of 6+. Book through OpenTable or call directly.
Dress code: Smart/business casual recommended; not enforced strictly.
Price: Fixed-price churrascaria menu. Does NOT include alcohol, featured items, desserts, beverages, tax, or gratuity.
Service charge: 15% added for parties up to 5; 18% for 6–19; 20% for 20+.
Children: Under 2 free, ages 3–5 are $5, ages 6–12 half price (with full-price adult meal).
Wine corkage: $20 per 750ml bottle (limit 2 bottles); BYO liquor not allowed.
Self-parking available. Covered patio dining option.
Google rating: 4.4★ across 1,074+ reviews.
OpenTable: 1,392+ reviews.
Private events: Two private dining rooms. AV equipment rental available.

What guests are saying

Texas de Brazil Aruba dining room with carved meats — Dining experience at Texas de Brazil. Photo: Jose Jimenez via Google.

Recent reviews highlight the endless variety of meats (“great spot for meat lovers, food was very good and served hot”), efficient service for large groups, and the celebration-friendly atmosphere. Multiple reviewers specifically name servers like Mateo for repeat visits.

A few caveats worth knowing: the salad bar quality has had inconsistency in some recent reviews; some guests find it overpriced for what is, fundamentally, a chain experience; and portions of meats can vary based on how busy the carvers are. Overall consensus: come hungry, come with a group, and don’t expect fine-dining nuance — expect a fun, lively, all-you-can-eat experience.

How to get there

Texas de Brazil is on Palm Beach, walking distance from most high-rise resorts on J.E. Irausquin Boulevard. Self-parking is available; an elevator takes you to the second-floor restaurant. About 5 minutes from the Marriott, Hilton, or Hyatt; 10–15 minutes from Eagle Beach properties.