Gauchos Do Sul, the Houston-area Brazilian steakhouse, has officially cut the ribbon on its long-anticipated Flyway location in Webster, trading the River Oaks and Galleria corridor for a full-service rodízio in the middle of the city's growing entertainment district beside Great Wolf Lodge.
According to Houston Business Journal, the Webster restaurant opened on March 19. A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation project filing shows the build covers roughly 9,000 square feet at 415 Royal Tern Way. Flyway lists Gauchos Do Sul among the development's roster of restaurants, alongside the Great Wolf Lodge resort.
What to Expect Inside
Guests can expect traditional rodízio tableside service, with gaucho servers carving an array of beef, pork, chicken and lamb, along with a large gourmet salad bar, hot sides and private dining rooms, as outlined on Gauchos Do Sul. Local reporting has described the Webster build as part of a slate of higher-end concepts joining Flyway's walkable boardwalk and event lawn, an effort to make the stretch a regional draw, as reported by Community Impact.
Why Webster?
Flyway is an 80-plus-acre entertainment and dining district anchored by Great Wolf Lodge and a planned amphitheater, according to the development's site. Developers and city officials have pitched the project as a super-regional destination for family stays and live events, an angle local outlets have followed while tracking the center's recent leasing and openings, per the Houston Chronicle.
Gauchos Do Sul began in 2016 and has grown across the Houston region. The Webster opening gives Southeast Houston another option for celebration dinners and private events, with reservations and hours listed on the restaurant's site. The move also marks a shift away from the River Oaks-area market as the chain pursues Flyway's family-and-event-driven foot traffic, as reported by Houston Business Journal.
