Most evenings at 5:00 PM, the doors open at Leblon Churrascaria on Holden Road and the first cocktails of the night go out, each Caipirinha made with lime muddled fresh in the glass, cachaça, sugar, and ice. Anyone searching for a steakhouse happy hour Greensboro NC residents can walk into should know the answer up front. Leblon has no traditional happy hour window, but every Tuesday its signature Caipirinhas are $5 with a food purchase. The rest of the week, the bar serves cocktails from $10 to $12, wine from $6 to $8, and à la carte plates, with walk-in seating and no full rodizio required.
Quick Facts — Location: 106 S Holden Rd, Greensboro – Caipirinha Tuesday: $5 with food, limit 2 – Cocktails: $10-12 – Wine by the glass: $6-8 – Bar seating: walk ins, first come first served – Phone: (336) 294-2605
Does Leblon Have a Happy Hour?
Not a traditional one. Leblon does not run a discounted time window such as 4 to 6 PM, but it does run one weekly drink promotion.
If the plan for a happy hour in Greensboro is a fairly priced drink, something to eat, and a seat without booking ahead, Leblon’s bar covers all three.
$5 Caipirinha Tuesday
Every Tuesday, Leblon’s signature Caipirinhas are $5 in lime, strawberry, sunrise, or passion fruit. The regular price is $12, so each drink costs $7 less than usual.
The promotion has four conditions:
- Each Caipirinha must be bought with a food item.
- The limit is two per person.
- Guests must be 21 or older.
- The offer is subject to local and state liquor laws.
Pair the Tuesday Caipirinha with a food item, as the promotion requires. Ask the bartender if you are unsure which items qualify.
Tuesday dinner service runs from 5:00 to 9:00 PM. Among Tuesday drink specials in Greensboro, this one stands out for pairing a steakhouse bar with a Brazilian cocktail at a weeknight price.
Regular Bar Prices
On other nights, the bar specials menu uses listed prices rather than a traditional happy hour window. For anyone comparing bar specials in Greensboro, the regular menu looks like this:
| Drink | Price |
| Caipirinha | $12 |
| Brazilian Sunrise | $12 |
| Margarita | $11 |
| Old Fashioned | $10 |
| Wine by the glass | $6 to $8 |
Rotating bar features are not posted online, which is a small drawback, so call (336) 294 2605 or ask the bartender.
What Drinks Can You Order at Leblon’s Bar?
Caipirinhas and Other Brazilian Cocktails
The Caipirinha is Brazil’s national cocktail, made from cachaça, a Brazilian sugarcane spirit, with lime and sugar. Leblon’s bar menu describes each version:
Classic. Cachaça, lime, and sugar. The original, and the one Leblon suggests for a first visit.
Strawberry. Fresh strawberries muddled with cachaça and a squeeze of lime.
Sunrise. Orange and grenadine layered over the classic.
Passionfruit. Tart and tropical, with passion fruit pulp blended into the muddle.
Swapping in vodka makes it a Caipiroska, and guests who want it less sweet can ask for it made lighter on sugar. Starting with the Classic is the most direct way to try Brazilian cocktails in Greensboro, since it shows how the drink tastes before any fruit is added.
Beyond the Caipirinha, the bar serves an Old Fashioned, a Margarita made with Sauza tequila and fresh lime, and a Brazilian Sunrise with vodka, orange juice, and grenadine. House made sangria in red or white and martinis are also on the bar menu. The back bar covers twelve spirit categories, from cachaça in unaged silver and barrel aged amber styles to single malt Scotch.
Wine by the Glass
Glasses run $6 to $8. The list covers a Pinot Grigio, a rosé, a Prosecco, an Argentine Malbec, a Merlot, and a red blend. Wine flights are available on request. For ideas on matching wine with grilled meat, Leblon’s wine and cocktail pairing guide covers the topic in detail.
Beer
The beer list includes Brazilian favorites Xingu Black and Brahma, along with Heineken, Modelo, Corona, Budweiser, Miller Lite, Blue Moon, and Stella. One local option is also on the list: Red Oak, brewed in Whitsett between Greensboro and Burlington by a lager only brewery.
What Food Is Served at the Bar?
The bar menu is à la carte and separate from the $49 rodizio. Guests can order a single plate or several, and nothing requires committing to the full dinner.
Appetizer Meat Platter
Picanha, sausage, and chicken from the grill, served with chimichurri and cheese bread. It is meant for two or more people and is the closest thing to the rodizio at the bar.
Antipasto Platter
Imported cheeses, cured meats, marinated vegetables, olives, and cheese bread. Leblon describes it as a board built for slow drinking, which makes it a natural match for a glass of wine.
Lobster Bisque
Served as a full bowl, made with real lobster.
Brazilian Cheese Bread
Pão de queijo is baked fresh and served warm by the basket. It is chewy, cheesy, and the simplest thing to order for the table.
Bar food prices are not listed on the website, so check the menu on arrival.
Are There Any Other Discounts at Leblon?
The Heroes’ Discount gives 10% off dine in dinner for military, veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, nurses, and teachers with valid ID. Leblon’s site does not say whether it applies to bar-only orders, so ask before ordering.
The free rewards program gives credit toward a reward on the next visit when guests spend $15 or more and share a phone number at checkout, up to twice a year. Members must be 18 or older.
Bar or Full Rodizio: Which Should You Choose?
| Bar à la carte | Full rodizio dinner | |
| Price | Priced per item, Tuesday drink deal with food | $49 per adult, drinks and desserts extra |
| Reservation | Not needed, first come, first served | Recommended, call for parties of 10 or more |
| Food | Meat platter, antipasto, bisque, cheese bread | Unlimited tableside meat service and the salad bar |
| Good fit for | Solo dining, a drink before dinner, a stop after work | Celebrations, big appetites, first visits |
Leblon’s bar menu describes the bar as a spot for solo dining, a drink before your table, or a quick stop after work. That means both options can fit into one evening. An 18% gratuity is added for rodizio parties of five or more.
When Is the Best Time to Go for After Work Drinks?
For the easiest shot at a bar seat, arrive near opening, since bar seating is first come, first served. Dinner starts at 5:00 PM most evenings, with an earlier 4:30 PM opening on Saturday.
For after work drinks in Greensboro on a budget, Tuesday is the night to plan around. Arriving close to 5:00 PM gives the most time to enjoy the promotion before service ends at 9:00 PM.
Groups of ten or more should call directly instead of walking in or booking online.
What Else Should You Know Before Going?
Is There Parking?
Yes. Leblon has a private parking lot at the building on Holden Road.
What If You Do Not Drink Alcohol?
Leblon’s drink pairing guide points to passion fruit and other tropical juices as a good non alcoholic choice, and soft drinks are available too.
How Much Should You Budget for Drinks?
On a Tuesday, two Caipirinhas cost $10 when ordered with a food item. On other nights, two at the regular $12 price come to $24, and two glasses of wine come to $12 to $16. All prices are before tax and tip.
Can Leblon Handle Dietary Needs?
The salad bar includes vegetarian and lighter options. For allergens or dietary restrictions, ask any team member on arrival.
Dress Code and Takeout
There is no strict posted dress code, and Leblon’s guides describe it as smart casual. For takeout, call ahead, since pickup takes about 20 minutes.
Ready for a Drink at Leblon’s Bar?
Leblon may not run a traditional steakhouse happy hour in Greensboro, but $5 Caipirinha Tuesday and a bar menu that works without the full dinner come close. Pick a Tuesday, walk in near the opening, order a Caipirinha with a food item, and ask what the bar is featuring that night. Planning to stay for the full rodizio? Reserve a table on Leblon’s reservations page or call (336) 294 2605.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not a traditional time window. Every Tuesday, the signature cocktail drops to $5 with a food purchase. On other nights, the bar uses its regular listed prices.
Each drink must be bought with a food item, with a limit of two per person. Guests must be 21 or older, and the offer is subject to local and state liquor laws. Flavors are lime, strawberry, sunrise, and passion fruit.
Cocktails on the bar specials menu run $10 to $12. Wines by the glass cost $6 to $8, and beer is also available.
Yes. The Heroes’ Discount gives 10% off dine in dinner for military, veterans, law enforcement, firefighters, EMS, nurses, and teachers. A valid ID is required.
Yes. The à la carte bar menu includes an appetizer meat platter, an antipasto platter, lobster bisque, and cheese bread. No reservation is needed for bar seating.
Leblon opens at 5:00 PM Sunday through Friday and 4:30 PM Saturday. It closes at 9:00 PM Sunday through Thursday and 9:30 PM Friday and Saturday.
Yes. Red Oak, brewed in Whitsett between Greensboro and Burlington, is on the beer list. It sits next to the Brazilian beers Xingu Black and Brahma.
