Rio de Janeiro
Galeto Sat’s Botafogo is an upmarket take on the classic 'galeto' (spring chicken) restaurant that is a staple of Rio's restaurant scene, with chic…
Rio de Janeiro
Galeto Sat’s Botafogo is an upmarket take on the classic 'galeto' (spring chicken) restaurant that is a staple of Rio's restaurant scene, with chic…
Rio de Janeiro
Set in a weather-beaten colonial building in Saúde, Angu do Gomes is a classic carioca eating spot. Opened in 1955, the restaurant is best known for its…
Rio de Janeiro
This upscale boteco is well known for its excellent beers (like the refreshing Loura, perfect for a hot day, or the IPA-style Índia, for something with a…
Rio de Janeiro
Far removed from the hustle and bustle of Av Atlântica, this cafe has magnificent views of Copacabana Beach. At the outdoor tables you can sit beneath…
Rio de Janeiro
This restaurant and drinking spot has a pleasant outside seating area and a welcoming vibe. Minimalist and funky decor really sets the place off at night…
Rio de Janeiro
Near Pedra do Sal (a major destination for samba lovers on Mondays and Fridays), this classic eating and drinking spot serves a fine variety of…
Restaurante Quinta da Boa Vista
Rio de Janeiro
Inside the former 1822 chapel of the former royal palace, this place serves excellent bacalhau ao forno (oven-baked codfish), caldeirada de frutos de mar …
Búzios
Standing out among the several deluxe self-serve eateries on this street for its wide variety of offerings, Bananaland offers a little something for…
Rio de Janeiro
Offering much the same recipe for success as its Leblon branch, Bibi serves dozens of juices, along with savory and sweet crepes, sandwiches, burgers,…
Rio de Janeiro State
Directly opposite the beach at Praia do Forte, the 'Crazy Aunt' is part of a small Cabo Frio–based chain specializing in big platters of grilled fish and…
Rio de Janeiro
This charming restaurant scores high on novelty: it’s hidden in the back of a bookshop, with stone walls, low-lit lamps and bookshelves. Atmosphere aside,…
Rio de Janeiro
Serving delicious croissants and éclairs, this tiny French patisserie is well worth a visit for bakery fans. Aside from éclairs (chocolate or pistachio),…
Búzios
At this Italian-run place, nine varieties of homemade gnocchi incorporate a variety of ingredients – Parma ham, mozzarella, parmesan, asparagus, eggplant,…
Rio de Janeiro
One of several food trucks sprinkled along the eastern end of the Blvd Olímpico, Le Petit Paris turns out baguette sandwiches, risottos, boeuf bourguignon…
Rio de Janeiro
Overlooking small Praia da Urca, this neighborhood restaurant serves good-value weekday lunch specials, and you can enjoy views over the bay from the open…
Rio de Janeiro
Set just off Rua Miguel Lemos, this tidy health-conscious restaurant cooks up a reasonably priced lunch buffet, with vegetarian black beans, moqueca …
Ilha Grande & Vila do Abraão
The self-serve buffet at this informal vegetarian-owned eatery includes everything from brown rice and soy protein to sushi and other seafood, with plenty…
Rio de Janeiro
On the 30th floor of the Rio Othon Palace, the Skylab serves decent steaks, pastas and seafood, but it's the view that steals the show. Most tables are…
Rio de Janeiro
Serving up the city's best pizza by the slice, Vezpa has taken Rio by storm. It has dozens of locations around town, including this one, well-placed for a…
Búzios
Other por-kilo joints may offer a wider selection, but locals swear by the unfailing freshness and quality of the self-serve fare at this health-food…
Rio de Janeiro
Follow the scent of chargrilled chicken to this unfussy, open-sided favorite for a satisfying meal that won't drain the wallet. It's a jovial spot, with…
Paraty
Barracas (food stalls) on the beach here serve simple meals. Don't miss the pasteis de camarão (fried dough pockets filled with locally caught shrimp).
Rio de Janeiro
In a colonial house in the Tijuca forest, this atmospheric restaurant serves decent Brazilian fare. It sometimes closes during bad weather, so it's best…
Rio de Janeiro
This popular spot serves tasty temaki, seaweed hand rolls filled with tuna, salmon and other bites. It stays open late, making it ideal for a post-bar…
Rio de Janeiro
Like its better-known version in Ipanema, Capricciosa serves excellent thin-crust pizzas.
Rio de Janeiro State
This friendly place features all-you-can-eat home cooking at lunchtime and all-you-can-eat soup for R$15 on weekday evenings.
Rio de Janeiro
Rio's largest farmers market sells plenty of flowers, veggies and fruits; there are also cafes and restaurants on hand for those looking for a bit more.
Rio de Janeiro
This supermarket in Copacabana is a good choice for loading up on fresh tropical fruits and other snacks.
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