30 ReviewsI am going to Marius tonight, its one of my favorite restaurants here in Rio de Janeiro. Looking the webpage to make the reservation I saw some comments from a few foreigners who are telling NOT to go...
29 ReviewsThis is the nicest and the most delicious Churrascaria in town. It's an all you can eat style restaurant. The salad back has everything from salads, breads, cheeses to sushi, sashimi and caviar. But...
14 ReviewsLegacy of imperial Brazil, Confeitaria Colombo preserves the elegance of a bygone era. The Belle Époque tearoom opened its doors in 1894 and immediately attracted Rio's high society and intellectuals,...
7 ReviewsI know , I know its a tourist trap but I couldn't resist. We both love that song and we really enjoyed sharing a bottle of wine and mixed grill at the cafe where the song "The Girl from Ipanema "was...
7 ReviewsThe atmosphere, the music and of course the food that waiters in turns were coming to serve you as much as you wanted with their huge brochettes of barbecue chicken, fish, meat and you name it.
The...
7 ReviewsIf you already visited all the obligatory sights in a strange city, the question arises inevitably then, what program you should organize for the evening.
A visit to this restaurant followed by a...
7 ReviewsThis was the first place I ate anything in Rio. We were in Ipanema and stumbled upon this completely cute little cafe with an appetizing menu. The staff was so friendly despite not speaking English....
4 ReviewsEverything is great! Excellent service, you won´t wait to be served, for sure! Great location, Leblon is one of the best areas in Rio de Janeiro.
The food is really tasty and delicious!!!! They offer...
4 ReviewsKilo restaurants are ubiquitous in Brazil and are a hassle free way of trying local delicacies without knowing the names. You take your plate and help yourself to whatever you like in the colourful...
6 ReviewsGreat Thai-fusion seafood. The restaurant is on a corner just one block down from the beach and has patio dining on a veranda that wraps around the building as well as an upstairs area.
We chose to...
5 ReviewsIn Brazil you have to try Feijoada, a traditional food made up of Made of Rice, Black Beans, Pork, Dried Meat, Collard Greens, Orange, Farinha and Cachaca (check out...
2 ReviewsBob's are Brazils equivalent to McDonalds. You'll see them all over Rio especially in Centro and Copacabana. They sell all kinds of burgers along with the usual fries, soft drinks and milk shakes. At...
3 ReviewsBrazilian and portuguese food, it's always crowded with people standing outside because it's a nice place with good ambiance and excellent appetizers to eat with draught beer ( chope). It opens at...
2 ReviewsThis restaurant reecreates the countryside ambiance , with food from Minas Gerais region. Many traditional pork dishes but there are other kinds of food too. Complimentary cachaca ( brasilian liqueur)...
5 ReviewsBudget time-basis restoran with 15-20 different meal, constantly rolling and bringing a new meat to you. If you wan't a salad you need to take up and walk at most 8 steps. Nice restoran with small...
3 ReviewsMet a bunch of cool people here and the restaurant is 24 hours. We went there to watch the soccer game and it turns out everyone else had the same idea. The food is really, really good and the staff...
2 ReviewsI must say that Hard Rock Café was probably the second best family-problem-solver since retail stores were invented! In a cool ambiance packed with Rock memorabilia, a cool terace and cool rock shop,...
4 ReviewsSanta Tereza...this is the first portuguese settlement since the colonization times, the favourite place in the brazilian royalty (Remember we were a portuguese colony, we were a kingdon, we were an...
4 ReviewsLa Mole is traditional restaurant in Rio.
the first Restaurant was opened in Leblon in 1958!
The one in Barra da Tijuca was opened in 1974.
Today they have several branches in Rio de Janeiro: in...
2 ReviewsThis place is known as a rodizio which is like a barbecue house that has waiters circling the tables serving meat from skewers. You can expect all kinds of meat such as filet mignon and other beef,...
2 ReviewsAs I said above, it is really one of my favourite places toe at in Rio, and I am sure there are much more, and I will always tell about some place new that I find in this planet of food called RIO DE...
4 ReviewsIndeed this is the best place for pizza and pasta, and you pay very feel for tons and tons of delicious pasta, plus the best of brazilian food. Maria Stella and I ate like elephants!!! Hehehe by our...
4 ReviewsThe best place for local specialities, and true old school service, really the most delightful staff. It's in a residential part of the city - I think we were the only tourists both times we went.
The...
2 ReviewsThere are several churrasco a kilo restaurants along Avenida Nossa Senhora de Copacabana in Copacabana. This particular one is always popular as it is cheap and has a great barbeque meat section at...
3 ReviewsAfter you come down from the Sugar Loaf, head across the square to the olf fort on the right of the beach. This is a club which has a restaurant open to the public.
The restaurant overlooks the bay...
In terms of fast food, Brazilians seem to have the ultimate affection with cheese. Every place we seemed to turn, there was a small padaria serving the national obsession, Pão de Quejio (cheese bread). These little balls of cheesy baked goodness were wonderful, and I found myself gaining weight just by looking at them (or maybe the empty wrapper after consuming 8 at a time). There were several popular chains, but around the Rio area, we found this one to be typically convienent. Uno&Due (1&2) is a quick stop pre-made Padaria with plenty else on offer. Full sandwiches looked good, but its hard to move away from the Pão de Quejio!
Rondinella's: Fantastic Brazilian Food with a Great View
by ukmagicman
We were a little unsure about trying a restaurant right next to the beach front but decided to give this one a go and are super glad we did. The waiter was incredibly friendly, the food amazing, and the price fantastic.The restaurant is located on the sidewalk of Avenida Atlantico in Copacabana and is a nice place to sit back and look over the ocean and beach. The service was excellent here. The waiter was very attentive serving the food and bringing what we needed and was very friendly too. We ordered a traditional Brazilian platter which was for one but enough for an army. There was so much meet and side plates, it was incredible. And with the food, tip, tax, and alcoholic drinks it was only 70 reis. On Friday and Saturday nights they have live samba music at the restaurant.
The traditional Brazilian platter, not sure the name.Caparinha's were also very good.
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