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Texas de Brazil
Texas de Brazil opened this Monday, March 12, at the Saint Louis Galleria near Dillard’s. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Picanha, a beef sirloin cap
Picanha, a beef sirloin cap, is one of 15 meats cut tableside for guests to taste. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Meats are cooked over a wood charcoal flame
Meats are cooked over a wood charcoal flame. Staff carry the skewers around the dining room, where customers can select different meat. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Texas de Brazil seating area and wine room
A chilled wine room backs a portion of the seating area for 205. Credit: Caitlin Lally
50-item salad bar
The self-serve 50-item salad bar offers cold and hot food options. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Self-serve items
Self-serve items include cold meats, cheeses, hearts of palm and roasted tomatoes. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Seafood available on the salad bar
Seafood such as sushi, smoked salmon and shrimp salad is available on the salad bar, too. Credit: Caitlin Lally
Mango and lime caipirinhas
From left, mango and lime caipirinhas are served using Leblon Cachaça. Credit: Caitlin Lally

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