The $25 comes off the combined purchase of two full churrasco dinners. It is one benefit per party, table and visit, valid in the main dining room at U.S. and Puerto Rico restaurants. The card is not a gift card, and the reduction does not cover alcohol, tax or gratuity.
The offer excludes holidays and other promotions, along with Market Table-only meals, seafood entrées, Indulgent Cuts, Select Cuts, Fogo Four Course and Best of Brazil. Takeout, the butcher shop and catering are also excluded. Diners comparing Fogo’s various offers should check those terms before choosing a menu.
Full churrasco is the Brazilian steakhouse’s continuous tableside service of fire-roasted meats, paired with its Market Table of salads, produce and other accompaniments. The familiar green-and-red coaster lets guests signal whether they want another cut or a pause. That full dinner experience is the purchase required here.
Fogo traces its roots to southern Brazil in 1979; its first U.S. restaurant opened in Addison, Texas, in 1997. This promotion supports No Kid Hungry, Share Our Strength’s campaign against childhood hunger.
The donation and dinner are separate transactions: a $5 contribution earns a $25 reduction on the qualifying meal. Taking both into account, that is a net $20 reduction in the combined outlay, provided the card is used within its terms.
