Cachambeer

Opened in 2002 by owner Marcelo Novaes, the Cachambeer is an icon of Rio's boats. Famous for its rib in the breath and generous snacks such as the Full Infarction and the Big File Meted The Beast, the bar attracts visitors from all over the city due to its genuinely suburban way.

It is long gone the day when, after waking up seeking to remember the eve, Marcelo Novaes saw — for the note in the left hand of the check — that he had bought a bar. Since 2002, he has been in charge of the establishment, famous for the preparation of ribs "in the breath", which spend 12 hours marinating and baking in the barbecues.

The house won, in 2022, the title of Cultural Heritage Carioca, "blame" of the rib, accompanied by rice, farofa, fries and sauce to the campaign. The house serves ribs in breath for 1, 2 and 4 people, simple or complete. Another option, the rib in the breath of the beast, is covered in cheese.

To pinch, the tips go from the real shrimp pastel, to the table everyone plays, which takes rib in the breath, fine sausage of ham, chicken gurjão, potatoes and bacon farofa. Another local pride is the chop, served below zero temperature.

The Cachambeer is the highlight of the seventh episode of the series. Rio Heritage Sites, a project of the Riotur in partnership with the Instituto Rio Patrimônio da Humanidade (IRPH) that values bars, boats and carioca establishments recognized as cultural heritage of the city.

Check out the episode of the Rio Heritage series – Cachambeer

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