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Recommended Sidewalk
Bar-Restaurants

Sindicato do Chopp Avenida Atlântica, 3.806
Mab's Avenida Avenida Atlântica, 1.140
Bar Maxims Avenida Atlântica, 1850
Terraço Atlantico Avenida Atlântica 3432
Pigalle Avenida Atlântica, 4206
OK Avenida Atlântica, 1424
Transa Bar
Taberna Atlantica Avenida Atlântica, 958

Galetos

All in Copacabana :-
Quick Galetos
Rua Duvivier 28
Crack dos Galetos Rua Domingos Ferreira, 197
Crack dos Galetos Avenida Prado Júnior, 63c
Galeto Sat's
Rua Barata Ribeiro, 7d
Galeto's Copa Rio Rua Júlio de Castilhos, 33a

Avenida Atlantica Copacabana, Sidewalk Bar-Restaurants

Rio de janeiro side walk cafe These bar/restaurants are good value for money - food is cheap and plentiful ( normally one helping is enough for 2 people ) Drink is cheap - Beer called Choppy ( draft) or Cerveja ( canned/bottled ) will cost around 2-3 reals, that's around a dollar. Beware that the mark up on imported spirits such as Scotch Whisky is very high in all restaurants.. Below are details of some of the more popular ones. A varied selection of food is available at reasonable prices. Brazilian cuisine and a range of International dishes.

At these open air bar restaurants you will get hawkers coming up a lot of the time trying to sell you their brick brack. They don't push it so it is not particularly bothersome but if you don't like being bothered at all and you don't want to buy a football shirt or a joke glass of beer then eat and drink inside or else try out the restaurants below.

Traditional Restaurants

One type of restaurant you don't want to miss is the Churrascarias ( Barbeques), also known as Rodízios. Here you can eat all the meat you want ( plus salad, vegetables etc ). Waiters continually come to your table with all sorts of charcoal grilled meats until you can eat no more. With drinks and deserts it shouldn't cost more than US$20-30 per head.
Particularly recommended is Porcão in Ipanema at Rua Barão da Torre, 218 and Marius in Copacabana at Avenida Atlantica, 290. Plus if you go to Barra then try Pampa Grill, highly recommended. Next to Carrefour Supermarket at the side of Barra Shopping Mall.

Marius Restaurant Copacabana Rio De Janeiro
Marius Copacabana Pampa Grill Churrascaria - Barra

Others include:-

Rincão do Tchê Rua Domingos Ferreira, 220 Copacabana
Churrascaria Jardim Rua República do Perú Copacabana
Churrascaria Palace Rua Rodolfo Dantas 16b Copacabana
Platafroma Rua Adalberto Ferreira, 32 Leblon
Esplanada Grill Rua Barão da Torre, 600 Ipanema

Don't forget to try the Brazilian national dish Feijoda - a black bean and pork stew. Nearly all restaurants serve it. Try some with your Churrasco.

Galetos

These places don't get a big mention in most guides to Brazil but they are cheap and great, if you like chicken. They serve entire, small delicious charcoal grilled chickens, cut up for you and served with salad, french fries and other side dishes. These are no fancy restaurants - you normally sit on stools around a central counter watching the chickens get cooked, and although you are given utensils the chickens are best eaten in your hands. Some of the better known ones are listed to the left.

Other Restaurants

There are numerous types of restaurants in Rio, particularly Copacabana and Ipanema. A few examples are listed to the left. If you like Italian try the La-Trattoria at 7-A Rua Fernando Mendes, close to the Excelsior hotel.

Brazil Ads

Miscellaneous

Arab Avenida Atlântica, 1936
Lucas Avenida Atlântica, 3744 (German)
Marius Crustáceos Avenida Atlântica, 290 (Sea Food)