45-Day Dry-Aged Ancho
Certified Angus, dry-aged for 45 days in our chamber. Toasted crust, rosy center, a flavor that recalls nuts and butter.
House-aged prime cuts, eucalyptus embers and coarse salt ground to order. An evening at Ember & Salt begins with the aroma and ends in memory.
From Patagonian lamb to 45-day dry-aged ancho — every cut has a ritual, a doneness and an exact moment to leave the fire.
Certified Angus, dry-aged for 45 days in our chamber. Toasted crust, rosy center, a flavor that recalls nuts and butter.
Twelve hours over eucalyptus embers, on the ground, the gaucho way. Falls apart at the touch of a fork — no exaggeration.
Shoulder and leg marinated overnight in garlic, rosemary and red wine. Roasted whole on the spit, carved tableside.
At Ember & Salt, time slows down. The passadores circulate, the sommelier suggests, and the fire — back there, on the open flame — sets the rhythm of the entire night.
House couvert: sour-starch pão de queijo, ember butter and smoked vinaigrette. The first sip is on us.
32 cuts circulate on skewers, from classic to exotic. Green to keep going, red to pause. You lead the night.
A cellar with 380+ labels and a resident sommelier who builds pairings by cut — not by the glass.
Flan from the cut, Minas-style dulce de leche and a coffee brewed to order. Nobody leaves in a hurry.
★★★★★“The open-fire short ribs are the best I've had outside Rio Grande do Sul — and I was born there. The service is on another level.”
★★★★★“We celebrated 20 years of marriage here. The sommelier built a wine sequence that followed every cut. A perfect night, from start to flan.”
★★★★★“I bring foreign clients here all the time. Warm light, flawless meat. It's the restaurant I recommend when I want to impress.”
Reservations by phone or WhatsApp. For groups of 8+ and private events, talk directly to our dining room team.
Last skewer round 30 minutes before closing.