Where to eat and drink in Rio

Recreio dos Bandeirantes

With differentiated service and 24-hour operation, the Brazilian kiosk offers on the menu: Miscellaneous snacks, drinks and skewers.

Lagoa

The house offers handmade ice cream, made without fats, dyes and preservatives.

Barra da Tijuca

Situated on Crown Island in Marapendi Lagoon, the restaurant opened in 2004 specializes in seafood.

Recreio dos Bandeirantes

The Fountain is the first handcrafted chop bar of the Recreio dos Bandeirantes.

Copacabana

The house has been open for over fifty years in Copacabana and is run by the octagenarian chef and co-founder, Mr. Joaquim Soares de Almeida.

Barra da Tijuca

Located at the lobby of the Hilton Barra Rio de Janeiro

Leblon

Open since 1985 in Leblon, Academia da cachaça offers over 100 brands on their list, besides a variety of different caipirinhas.

Praça da Bandeira

Among the colorful walls that are covered with gifts, creative dishes circulate from one side to the other: a peach-palm hearts moqueca (stew with coconut milk, “dendê” palm oil and spices) with plantains going one way, a portion of dried meat with herb butter accompanied by peanut farofa (toasted…

Traditional Portuguese winery founded in 1967. Known for its famous cod of the house watered in olive oil and its imposing counter. A North Zone classic that attracts customers from all over the city. The establishment was recognized as a Carioca Cultural Heritage Site in 2024.

Botafogo

The house of traditional northeastern Brazilian food in Botafogo .

Copacabana

Adega do Cesare is a typically carioca place where you can drink one of the best draft beers in Rio.

Centre

The beef croquette with a creamy filling is a starter you can’t miss.

Lapa

It’s located in an old multi-story house in Rio’s most bohemian neighborhood, Lapa.

Copacabana

The house is famous for its draft beer and for the long snacks menu.

Barra da Tijuca

Adega Santiago: restaurant in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro. From the kitchen and the counter, the trip is through the flavors of the Iberian Peninsula.

Santa Teresa

It is one of Rio's newest highlights.

Ipanema

Quite well-known for its diverse homemade all-you-can-eat type buffet.

Centre

The Arab restaurant serves chickpea pasta, eggplant and dry curd.

The menu offers Arabic cuisine with imported spices that remind us of the outstanding flavors of the Middle East.

Centre

Al-Farabi blends gastronomy, old books and art.

Botafogo

Alba, a new meeting point in Rio de Janeiro, celebrates diversity in every way, welcoming cariocas and tourists with their doors open