All-you-can-eat Brazilian barbecue and steakhouse, with a 40-course "salad bar" and then meats served to you at table including sirloin, ribeye, pork sausage, chicken, and lamb. Fish-eaters can request a fish substitute (Tues.-Sat.) Sunday brunch draws from the salad bar and the meats, but with pastries and eggs, too. Call for reservations. $19-$37.
Samba Brazilian Grill
240 W. Gilman St., Madison, Wisconsin 53705
240 W. Gilman St., Madison, Wisconsin 53705
5 pm-10 pm Mon.-Sat., 9:30 am-3 pm Sun. (brunch) and 4 pm-9 pm Sun.
Restaurant
Brazilian, Salad, Steakhouse
Wheelchair Access
Brunch, Dinner
Expensive
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