Fazenda London is now Fogo de Chao: what changed

If you are looking for Fazenda in London, it is still there and it is not called Fazenda any more.

Checked on the operator’s own site on 9 September 2026. The operator’s own site carries the line plainly: Fazenda is now Fogo de Chao. Same building, same Brazilian rodizio format, different name over the door and a different website. Plenty of listings, reviews and bookmarks still say Fazenda, which is why this page exists.

Where it is

100 Bishopsgate, London EC2M 1GT, in the Square Mile a short walk from Liverpool Street. That has not changed either.

How rodizio works, if you have not done it

You are not ordering dishes. Servers move continuously around the room carrying skewers of grilled cuts and carve at the table until you tell them to stop, which is done with a two-sided card: green while you want more, red when you have had enough. It is a set price and the pace is yours.

Lunch is £54 and dinner is £66. Lunch runs Monday to Sunday, 12:00 to 15:15. The evening service is Monday to Saturday 15:30 to 21:00, and Sunday 15:30 to 20:00, so it stops earlier than most City restaurants and considerably earlier than the name suggests.

The bar, which is the cheap way in

You do not have to commit to the rodizio. The bar and terrace run a separate list: beers £6.50, wines £8.50, cocktails £11, small plates £8 and sandwiches or burgers £10. For a City drink after work that is ordinary money in a room most people only see when they are spending sixty six pounds.

Private dining is available, and the rodizio suits a table that cannot agree on anything, which is most work dinners.

Nearby

Horizon 22 is a few minutes away and free, and it is the best thing to do in the City before dinner. Best bars in London covers where to go afterwards, and Leadenhall Market is a ten minute walk and empty at the weekend.