Samba Grill can be found on the following ships:Ĭheck out photos of Samba Grill on Allure of the Seas. The cover charge for Samba Grill is $30 per person for all-you-can-eat appetizers, salad and meat.

Note: This is a sample menu it's subject to change by ship and itinerary. Don't be surprised if you don't have room for dessert, but it is offered.Ī light system tells the waiters when you'd like more (green) or when you've had enough (red). We serve a wide selection of fine food, prepared freshly by our world renowned chef’s every day, at Samba Brazilian Steakhouse, we offer both Traditional Brazilian Rodizio service as well as a mouth- watering a la carte menu. Our menu included five different types of beef (including ribs), chicken wrapped in bacon, lamb chops, cheese and herb-crusted pork loin and cured pork sausage. CHURRASCARIA provides authentic and unique Brazilian dining experience. Gauchos (waiters) wander from table to table, offering as much meat as you can handle, all cut tableside. Samba Grill, open for dinner only, features a buffet of appetizers and salads, but be careful not to fill up on those. The vibe is cooler, despite the humidity, and more casual thanks to white tables (sans tablecloths) and faux wicker chairs. Meanwhile, on Allure of the Seas, the venue takes over the adults-only Solarium area at night, meaning that food is served poolside - and often in uncomfortable humidity. Tablecloths give the space a slightly fancy air. Squiggly designs on the walls look a bit like bacon.

On Radiance of the Seas, for example, tables and booths abound in shades of red, maroon and gold. The look and feel of this eatery changes from ship to ship. It does exist - in the form of Samba Grill, Royal Caribbean's Brazilian steakhouse. Imagine a cruise ship restaurant where waiters serve all the meat you can eat, along with delicious appetizers and desserts.

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