Veterans to eat free Nov. 9-12 at Rodizio Grill
FORT COLLINS — Brazilian-style steakhouse Rodizio Grill will offer Colorado military veterans a complimentary “Full Rodizio” dinner with the purchase of another one Nov. 9-12 at its 200 Jefferson St. location in Old Town Fort Collins.
The offer also is good at Rodizio’s locations at 1801 Wynkoop St. in downtown Denver and 7340 S. Clinton St. in the Denver Tech Center in Englewood.
The Full Rodizio includes unlimited rotisserie-grilled meats carved by the restaurant’s “gauchos,” plus a salad bar and unlimited Brazilian sides.
Proof of service is required with only one free meal per veteran and the offer is for dine-in customers only.
Established in 1995, Rodizio Grill bills itself as the nation’s first authentic Brazilian steakhouse. The company was founded by Ivan Utrera, who wanted to bring the “Churrascariak” concept and family recipes to the United States from his home country of Brazil.
The Fort Collins location, in the historic Jefferson Street Station, opened in 2008.
Brazilian-style steakhouse Rodizio Grill will offer Colorado military veterans a complimentary “Full Rodizio” dinner with the purchase of another one Nov. 9-12 at its 200 Jefferson St. location in Old Town Fort Collins.
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