Today's Daily latest Deal Vancouver Samba Brazilian Steakhouse
$20 for $40 Worth of Brazilian Fare and Drinks at Samba Brazilian Steakhouse
Meat, the handsomest of the nine food groups, gets its good looks from spice rubs, tenderizers, and long soaks in anti-aging marinades. Ogle seductive slabs with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Brazilian fare and drinks at Samba Brazilian Steakhouse on Alberni Street.
Samba Brazilian Steakhouse's chefs and passadores serve up sizzling Latin flavours in this Vancouver-area Brazilian steak house. À la carte selections skim South American coasts and pastures with succulent bites of steamed mussels and chorizo in white-wine-butter sauce ($9) or fruit-salsa-clad Carmen Miranda halibut over jasmine rice ($29). Hungrier diners can opt for the all-you-can-eat rodízio buffet, a Brazilian dining tradition ($14–$16 for lunch, $29–$32 for dinner). The rodízio's meat-bearing passadores flock to patrons' cries for steak, presenting wares directly from their churrascaria skewers' rotating selection of cuts. All dinner entrees and buffets include a salad bar for mixed-green nibblers and unruly pocket rabbits.
Patrons ease down entrees and bask in a postdinner glow with handheld cocktails, such as Amazonas Slammer (with Southern Comfort, vodka, and orange juice) ($5.75), or a Sambatini with vodka, limoncello, apple juice, and lime ($7.50). Nightly live Latin music and other entertainment provide aural sustenance.
Samba Brazilian Steakhouse's chefs and passadores serve up sizzling Latin flavours in this Vancouver-area Brazilian steak house. À la carte selections skim South American coasts and pastures with succulent bites of steamed mussels and chorizo in white-wine-butter sauce ($9) or fruit-salsa-clad Carmen Miranda halibut over jasmine rice ($29). Hungrier diners can opt for the all-you-can-eat rodízio buffet, a Brazilian dining tradition ($14–$16 for lunch, $29–$32 for dinner). The rodízio's meat-bearing passadores flock to patrons' cries for steak, presenting wares directly from their churrascaria skewers' rotating selection of cuts. All dinner entrees and buffets include a salad bar for mixed-green nibblers and unruly pocket rabbits.
Patrons ease down entrees and bask in a postdinner glow with handheld cocktails, such as Amazonas Slammer (with Southern Comfort, vodka, and orange juice) ($5.75), or a Sambatini with vodka, limoncello, apple juice, and lime ($7.50). Nightly live Latin music and other entertainment provide aural sustenance.
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