Visit this eclectic and bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa (home of some great restaurants). There is a good restaurant called Mineiro. They have an amazing Feijoada (black beans stew with pork meat). Many of the bars around are fu…Open the full description
Visit this eclectic and bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa (home of some great restaurants). There is a good restaurant called Mineiro. They have an amazing Feijoada (black beans stew with pork meat). Many of the bars around are full of locals, and have the best Caipirinhas you will find in Rio.
Our favorite meal is breakfast, and you will find a lot of places where you can ask for an expresso, fruits and a french toast with butter.
Another good local option is the restaurant Braseiro da Gavea, at Baixo Gavea neighborhood. They simply have the best Picanha cut you can find in Rio, full of locals and not expensive at all for the great food you will enjoy!
Talho Capixaba
Cafes
8
1
Even if you've booked a Hotel with Breakfast included (the majority) or a B&B, it's worthy trying eating it here. Pick up an outside table and enjoy the baked goods while you watch the crowd at Leblon. It's definitely a place to see and to be seen.
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Empório Jardim
Cafes
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It may be a little pricey but is worth the visit. The staff is very friendly, the owner is always around greeting everyone. And the food is really-really good. I've been there for breakfast, lunch and just coffee with friends and it has never disappointed me. If you want to eat at home you can just buy their bread, jam and cookies to take away!
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Local Experience
Foodie Tour of Rio de Janeiro
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Duration
5 h
Languages
English
Confeitaria Colombo
Things To Do
8
4
If you are in Centro visiting the old buildings or the Municipal Theater this is definitely a must. They serve amazing tea time menus. You can also go there for lunch, they have good sandwiches. It is not the cheapest place to eat but it is worth the visit.
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Mureta da Urca
Budget Meals
6
3
The neighborhood of Urca is a bit off the tourist trail, but rich in history. It feels like a quintessential South American town. It event boasts the oldest street in Rio and was where Carmen Miranda was first scouted for American Pictures.
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Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS)
Budget Meals
4
3
The Instituto Moreira Salles has rotating exhibits about both local and foreign subjects. From people to fashion, politics to nature, there is something for everyone. There is also an annex of one of the city's best cafés, Emporio Jardim, with excellent options for an afternoon snack or a full lunch!
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Pão & Cia
Cafes
4
4
It's a typical carioca bakery. You don't see many tourists around. It's very common to see locals stoping by to buy some fresh bread. If you wanna enjoy a typical breakfast or a typical coffee break in the middle of the day, here is a good place.
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Foodie Tour of Rio de Janeiro
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83
USD
Duration
5 h
Languages
English
Sorvete Itália
Budget Meals
7
1
Flavors include a vast selection of tropical fruit delights, many of which contain pieces of real fruit. It's the typical Brazilian ice cream, it has nothing to do with the italian one. Do like the locals and order a "picolé" (popsicle).
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Casa Cavé
Budget Meals
5
2
As the Colombo, this café was founded in the XIX century and was a meeting point for intellectuals, artists, politicians and regular people. Inside one of its saloons there are tributes to these historical figures. Another reason to visit this café is its menu that has delicious options for lunch and afternoon snacks for a reasonable price.
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The Slow Bakery
Cafes
3
1
Finally we are starting to eat good bread in Rio. Slow Bakery was one of the first places to bake long fermentation breads in the city. Here you will find the best toast with butter in town and a perfect grilled cheese sandwich.
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Boulangerie Guerin
Cafes
4
1
Here, you can eat the best pastries of Rio. Although they're typical form French cuisine, they're all delicious – and, hence, worth the visit. The kitchen is visible form the store, so when in there, you can eat some candy, pastry or just get a coffe (or all together) while watching the bakers working
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.Org Bistrô
Cafes
1
1
If you want to eat good vegetarian and organic food close to one of the most beautiful beaches, this is your place :)
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Da casa da Táta
Cafes
3
0
It's a sweet spot for a relaxing breakfast. The owners are from Goiás so it's a kind of regional meal with simple and tasty food such as the cheese bread and the drip coffee. They also serve lunch and soups in the evening.
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Cafuné Cafeteria
Budget Meals
2
0
That's a typical business coffee place. It's very crowded right after lunch because the employees of all the companies around like to go here for a good cup of coffee. Sometimes, it's used for informal business meetings or by free-lancers.
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café secreto
Cafes
1
1
Local and cozy cafe. People go there for delicious coffee and great atmosphere
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Confeitaria Manon
Budget Meals
3
2
They have a special sweet bread called 'Madrilenho' that is the best you can have. A toast called 'Petrópolis' is also very liked by the locals, and their capuccino is amazing. You can go for breakfast, lunch or only a snack and experience what many Rio citizens do everyday - Manon is located in the financial center, where most of the people works.
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