Adega Gaucha wraps sixth year in Visit Orlando's Magical Dining

Adega Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse participated in Visit Orlando’s 2026 Magical Dining program for the sixth straight year, offering a $60 three-course dinner at its Orlando and Kissimmee locations from Aug. 14 to Sept. 30. The program paired discounted dining with charitable giving, including support for local nonprofits.

Why it matters: - Adega Gaucha used Magical Dining to reach new guests with its churrasco format while keeping both Central Florida locations in a citywide dining program. - Visit Orlando’s 2026 program tied every qualifying $60 dinner to a $2 donation for local charities, linking restaurant traffic with community support. - The sixth consecutive year of participation reinforces Adega Gaucha’s place in Central Florida’s dining scene.

What happened: - Adega Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse completed its sixth year participating in Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining. - The 2026 program ran from Aug. 14 through Sept. 30. - Adega Gaucha participated at its Orlando and Kissimmee restaurants. - The restaurant offered a $60 three-course prix-fixe dinner at both locations, plus tax and gratuity.

The details: - The Magical Dining menu was built to introduce guests to fire-grilled meats, seasonal dishes and tableside service. - Guests could access the Gourmet Table, which included more than 50 selections. - The broader churrasco experience includes more than 17 premium cuts and continuous tableside carving by Gaucho chefs. - The Gourmet Table includes salads, cheeses, charcuterie, vegetables, hot dishes and traditional dishes. - The menu gave first-time diners and returning guests a structured way to experience Adega Gaucha’s service style. - Fabiano Borsato, co-founder and COO of Adega Gaucha, said the sixth year of participation gives more people a chance to discover the restaurants and the team’s service.

Between the lines: - Magical Dining works as both a marketing channel and a community-benefit program for Orlando restaurants. - Adega Gaucha’s participation gives the brand visibility beyond its regular customer base without changing its core churrasco identity. - Visit Orlando designated OCA (Opportunity, Community, Ability) as the primary charity beneficiary for 2026, with six additional local nonprofits also set to receive donations.

What's next: - Adega Gaucha continues regular service at its Orlando and Kissimmee locations after the 2026 program ended. - The company also operates in Deerfield Beach and plans a new location in Dunwoody, Georgia, in January 2027. - Guests can find menus, location information and reservations at the restaurant’s website.

The bottom line: - Adega Gaucha’s sixth Magical Dining run underscores a long-term fit between the steakhouse’s churrasco concept and one of Central Florida’s most visible dining promotions.