Savassi
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An area filled with bars, restaurantes and small shops. Locals usually find everything they need in Savassi and they usually come here very often. It's visited 9-5 and after hours by locals and tourists that visit the city.
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Central Market
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The Central Market of Belo Horizonte is undoubtedly one of the best municipal markets in the world – except for the animal shops section, my opinion. Founded in september 7th 1929, this traditional indoor market is one of the best representation of the State of Minas Gerais culture.
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Sapucaí Street
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A few years ago, the Sapucaí Street was just a place with a beautiful view of the downtown skyline. Today, it houses a vibrant nightlife, celebrated with gastronomy, culture and art. Its bars and restaurants, some of them praised by critics, make this street the place not to miss in Belo Horizonte.
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Santa Tereza Market
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This little market used to be giant in the 70’s, when my mom was still a teen. Now it’s just the place where the 70’s kids spend their thursdays nights eating traditional food and spending time. It’s the best place to find an acarajé, tradicional brazilian meal, in the middle of the week.
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João Caetano
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Located in the city center it is the perfect place to sit down and read a book, to meet a friend or simply to have coffee with a treat during lunch break. It is more than 20 years old and looks very cozy. They serve a great variety of coffee drinks, special juices and cakes, and you can always find all sorts of people there.
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Cantina do Lucas
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Founded in 1962, this cozy restaurant gathered, for years, important aspects of the artistic and cultural life of Belo Horizonte, influencing people in terms of humanistic and political experiences. The food? Delicious, with a reasonable price.
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Hippie Fair
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Belo Horizonte has no beach, but its citizens are proud to have the biggest craft market in Latin America, a true sea of crafts. On Sunday mornings, the vehicles traffic on part of the Afonso Pena Avenue is interrupted, giving place to almost 2.200 craft stalls, attending around 80.000 visitors.
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A Pão de Queijaria
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Do you know how to fit 200 natives in a small room? Throw a cheese bread in there. I'd be the first to jump in! We go nuts for this typical delicacy, made out of manioc flour, cheese, milk, eggs and butter. The A Pão de Queijaria is the new cheese bread temple in Belo Horizonte, where citizens are tasting this specialty in infinite ways.
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Pajubar
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This offbeat bar is located in downtown, in an unexpected spot (bars like this are usually found in cool neighborhoods), where, during the day, common citizens pass frantically on their way to work or shopping. In the evening, when the fuss is gone, trendy people invade the place and parade through the bar showing their alternative style.
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Café com Letras
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The Café com Letras is probably the most renowned cafe in Belo Horizonte. Since its foundation, in 1996, this cozy place has been changing the cultural scene in the city, encouraging the integration of knowledge, beliefs, art, customs and tendencies. It is a redoubt of bookworms, art devotees and intellectuals in general.
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Grande Hotel Ronaldo Fraga
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Excelling in aesthetics and sustainability and working for the dissemination of the national culture, Ronaldo Fraga integrates the select group of fashion icons in Brazil as the most outstanding stylist of the State of Minas Gerais. His creations can be found at his “hotel”, a place for clothes, culture and ideas.
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La Crepe
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This restaurant is located in the bohemian neighborhood Santa Tereza where there are lots of bars, bistros and restaurants. It is the ideal place to eat something that for sure will taste good since it mixes two great cuisines: ours and French. Their crepes are usually big enough for two and its weird lighting makes the place look cozy and cute.
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Rei do Pastel
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The penniless youngsters adore it! At the Rei do Pastel (King of Pastry) they can refresh themselves with icy and cheap beers, indulge their stomachs with inexpensive savory snacks (pastel… yum!) and have a blast on the sidewalk until 5:40 in the morning. BTW, wealthy people love it too!
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Jorge Americano
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Although we natives politely eat and value every food, we don't have formal rituals for the main meals. Usually, we eat a single dish, and the "prato feito" (ready made dish) – or PF – is one of the best versions of this simple meal. At Jorge Americano, customers find nice and varied PFs prepared according to local recipes.
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Bombshell Bar
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Located in the heart of Savassi region, the Bombshell Bar brings the customers some decades back in time. In fact, the food and drinks are contemporary, but the decoration is a tribute to the pin-ups, as well the epoch these beautiful and voluptuous girls lived in.
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