Las Espadas & Co. Opened New El Paso Restaurant
The Brazilian-style steakhouse brings its all-you-can-eat rodizio service to the city.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Las Espadas & Co. has officially opened a new restaurant in El Paso. The establishment serves a variety of skewered meats and features a large salad bar.
Why it matters
The owners launched the location to provide an alternative for local diners, citing a lack of all-you-can-eat steakhouses in El Paso that avoids the need to cross the border into Juarez.
The restaurant offers 13 different types of meat and a salad bar featuring 68 items. Reservations are not accepted for parties smaller than 15 guests.
The players
Las Espadas & Co.
This restaurant brand operates eight locations throughout Mexico, including three in Juarez.
The details
The restaurant utilizes a rodizio service style, which originated in Brazil during the 1970s, where servers bring skewered meats directly to tables. The menu features a blend of Brazilian, Mexican, and American cuisine, complemented by an Ipanema bar that serves caipirinhas.
Timeline
The restaurant officially opened in El Paso in September/October 2026.
The rodizio service style originated in Brazil in the 1970s.
Market Landscape
The entry of Las Espadas & Co. into El Paso signals the ongoing expansion of international rodizio brands into the United States market. This move allows the company to capture regional demand by competing with existing local dining options.
Diners in El Paso now have access to an all-you-can-eat steakhouse model without needing to travel to Juarez. Small groups should note that reservations are not available, as the policy only applies to parties of 15 or more.
The takeaway
The addition of this steakhouse provides a new local option for residents who previously traveled across the border for similar dining experiences. Patrons interested in visiting should be prepared for a traditional rodizio service format where meat is served directly at the table.
Further reading
Learn more about new businesses arriving in the area by visiting the El Paso Openings & Closings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KDBC.
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