Guri do Sul (goo-ree-do-sool) restaurant opens
Guri do Sul (goo-ree-do-sool) restaurant opens at 1400 Research Forest Drive in Shenandoah offering a unique style of dining that honors Brazilian Gauchos past wherein various meats were roasted over and open flame to seal in the flavor and natural juices. The restaurant features a gourmet salad bar with over twenty-five items to choose from followed by a selection of 12 different cuts of meat including beef, lamb, chicken, pork and salmon served tableside on hot skewers and sliced at the customer's preferred temperature.
Owners Ledersan and Estella Erdmann opened Guri do Sul so guests can enjoy a unique dining experience similar to Fogo de Chao in Houston of which Ledersan was previously associated. "We are very happy to be in The Woodlands at last offering this unique dining style," Ledersan said. "Our guests seem curious about the name of the restaurant, which means 'boy from the south', even more than they are curious about the food we offer." The restaurant is draped in the rustic theme of the Brazilian Cowboy or Gaucho and is comfortable in the authentic theme it offers its patrons.
The menu is also true to Brazilian heritage and in the tradition of Churrasco wherein meats were roasted over an open flame after marinating in flavorful variations like: steak in sea salt, lamb and pork in white wine, chicken in beer and cognac and salmon in "chef's recipe". "Because we offer our guests the ability to choose the pace of their dining experience, some can enjoy an hour-long meal while others may dine for three hours," Ledersan said. "Guests have coasters when flipped to red indicates that they do not wish to be bothered and when flipped to green, they would like attention from the waitstaff team."
The rodizio style of dining is customary of Brazilian hospitality allowing dinner guests to keep their food nice and hot while languishing with friends in lively conversation. "Though some guests opt for a longer dining time, we do have lunch guests that can be in and out rather quickly," Estella said. "We also cater to the corporate crowd with companies dining with us for business meetings and staff events."
Guri do Sul is open Monday through Friday from 11 am to 2 pm for lunch and Monday through Thursday from 5 pm to 10 pm for dinner. Friday and Saturday the restaurant is open from 5 pm to 10:30 pm for dinner.
Guri do Sul is located at 1400 Research Forest Drive and can be contacted at (281) 907-4146 or by going to http://www.guridosul.com/.
Source: TheWoodlands.net by The Woodlands Development Company
Owners Ledersan and Estella Erdmann opened Guri do Sul so guests can enjoy a unique dining experience similar to Fogo de Chao in Houston of which Ledersan was previously associated. "We are very happy to be in The Woodlands at last offering this unique dining style," Ledersan said. "Our guests seem curious about the name of the restaurant, which means 'boy from the south', even more than they are curious about the food we offer." The restaurant is draped in the rustic theme of the Brazilian Cowboy or Gaucho and is comfortable in the authentic theme it offers its patrons.
The menu is also true to Brazilian heritage and in the tradition of Churrasco wherein meats were roasted over an open flame after marinating in flavorful variations like: steak in sea salt, lamb and pork in white wine, chicken in beer and cognac and salmon in "chef's recipe". "Because we offer our guests the ability to choose the pace of their dining experience, some can enjoy an hour-long meal while others may dine for three hours," Ledersan said. "Guests have coasters when flipped to red indicates that they do not wish to be bothered and when flipped to green, they would like attention from the waitstaff team."
The rodizio style of dining is customary of Brazilian hospitality allowing dinner guests to keep their food nice and hot while languishing with friends in lively conversation. "Though some guests opt for a longer dining time, we do have lunch guests that can be in and out rather quickly," Estella said. "We also cater to the corporate crowd with companies dining with us for business meetings and staff events."
Guri do Sul is open Monday through Friday from 11 am to 2 pm for lunch and Monday through Thursday from 5 pm to 10 pm for dinner. Friday and Saturday the restaurant is open from 5 pm to 10:30 pm for dinner.
Guri do Sul is located at 1400 Research Forest Drive and can be contacted at (281) 907-4146 or by going to http://www.guridosul.com/.
Source: TheWoodlands.net by The Woodlands Development Company
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