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A charming old house in a beautiful cobblestone hilly street in Santa Teresa, the restaurant takes up several rooms and spills over into the garden … more

Ballad Mix a great combination of a cafe and a restaurant. Light meals, sandwiches, natural juices and vitamins are the highlights. It is a must … more

The most sophisticated and expensive Japanese restaurant in Rio, Madame Butterfly is a must for Japanese food lovers, and was elected best in its category … more

This is one of those historic restaurants where presidents, writers, actors, poets have frequented. It opened its doors in 1874 and has been doing a … more

The name Siri Mole & Cia comes from a species of Brazilian soft-shell crab, and the seafood cuisine at this restaurant is also from the … more

Adegao Portugues, one of Rio’s traditional Portuguese restaurants. This place has been talked about and it caters to the traditional Portuguese Food lovers. Dishes are big enough for two. Don’t forget to try the excellent codfish.

With one of the best steaks in the city the restaurant is a starred and traditional restaurant in Ipanema.

One of the most loved restaurant chains in Rio.

Trendy Bistro with cuisine inspired in many countries.

The most famous steakhouse (Churrascaria) in town with the “all you can eat” service (Rodizio).