Gringo Cafe in Rio Brazil is a dope breakfast/brunch spot that is Brazil owned…read more Food: the food was amazing literally finger licking, tasting, leaving you wanting more! We had the Belly Buster and Farmhouse Breakfast and it was a MEAL lol! Everything was cooked fresh, hot, and seasoned well. Service: the service was amazing, fast, efficient, and staff is very friendly working together at all the tables. Due to the high demand for this location everyone is fast past but ensure to engage the customers and personalize the experience. Ambiance: the resturant is Brazilian owned with open seating from host. It's can seat max 45ppl and also have outside sidewalk seating. The inside is also decorated according to the season and holiday. My overall score is 5.0/5.0 listen when I tell you when in Rio Brazil this is a MUST!!!

Gringo Cafe! And there were a whole lot of Gringos lol! It's in a cute are of Ipanema and a few…read moreblocks away from the beach. We sat in there inside/outside area and there was so much natural light! It took a while for someone to come and take our order. And I mean it took a while, but I am noticing that is just the Rio culture. So don't take it personal lol! The food was great! Really reminded me of America! Will definitely be back!

Visited today for the first time! Food was delicious and the staff is incredibly kind.read more

I Was referred to this restaurant by a good friend,so Sunday December 9,2018 while on vacation in…read morerio I decided to try this place out after leaving the beach a friend and I walked up to be seated no one greeted us and we sat ourselves after maybe 10-15 the waiter acknowledged us by after then another 10 minutes he finally come over and ask us 2or 3 without saying hello then he bring place mates and sit them on the table while talking and waiting we notice the different treat people were getting that was not us(black) they were Greeted with a smile and hello and a couple that was sat after us got the meal and drinks we still hadn't gotten water less known our meal the moral of the story racism still exists!

Came here on our 2nd night in Rio. A smaller restaurant but great nonetheless. Our waitress did…read morenot speak any English but was patient with us, helping us to understand the menu options & helping us to order. Food was great & prices very reasonable, including the bottles of wine we ordered. Would return here again without hesitation.

This place was amazing and the service was just as good! You will see when you visit Brazil while…read moreblack. Let's just say the experience isn't always so pleasant. The customer service was real and the food was amazingggggggg everything was, FAB

Fresh ingredients and tastefully prepared. It's about as good as you'll get in Copacabana. For…read moredinner there is a choice between a 3 or 5 course tasting menu, or al la carte. The tasting menu let's you choose your dishes and has a few that aren't on the a la carte menu so that seemed the better choice. Pork belly and taglatelle were good and the salmon started was great. We also had breakfast and the dishes, while small, are really good. The le croque monsieur was great!

Great ambience, great food and awesome drinks. Acoustics…read morecould be better, loud table disrupted our experience

A gem in Copacabana. This is a cute little french café and bakery tucked away up a quiet street…read more Their menu has some great breakfast, snacks and "lanche," from yogurt and granola to open-faced sandwiches. In addition to their menu, they usually have a few full-blown almoço (like a big lunch) specials. These have varied from fried chicken to delicious lemon ricotta ravioli. Every time I've been, there have been some great-looking lunch specials. They have great hours, I believe its 9am-9pm, and they're even open on Sundays, so if you are looking for a good brunch spot on Sunday, check them out! They have decent coffee, and really great baked goods. They also happen to be on of only two places I know of in Rio where you can get a decent American-style chocolate chip cookie. The food is all reasonably priced. Sandwiches are in the R$20 range and the lunch specials run around R$30.

Quaint little spot. I ordered their Carponata Crepioca. It's a combo of crepe and omelette with…read moreeggplant, raisins, and bell peppers. It was surprisingly delicious! It was a perfect place to eat breakfast and read a book. Will definitely be coming back here often!

Cute little coffee shop, with a French flair! Just stopped for coffee and cake. The shop is…read morebeautiful with both indoor & outdoor seating. The coffee we had was some of the best we had in Brazil and all the pastries were good. The food looked great but we weren't hungry at the time. You could see all the bikers stopping after their morning rides. Great stop when you head to the botanical gardens!

Absolutely wonderful spot for an afternoon sandwich and refreshing drink! We fueled up here before…read moreheading into the Jardim next door. Both sandwiches were fantastic and loaded with goodies. We enjoyed a sweet treat from the bakery as well. Efficient staff and a good spot for either a leisurely visit or a quick stop on the way to whatever is next.

I REALly liked this place. I've walked by a hundred times and thought about going in - the decor is…read moresuper fun and welcoming, and it's an awesome spot for kite surfing watching, sunsets, etc. I loved the food - the aipim tater tot like things were EPIC. Live music every Saturday night, but good vibes every night. Get thee here.

Located in the far back of Leblon's precious Argumento bookstore, this bistro offers everything I…read morelook for in a lunch spot. It's quaint and tucked away, the food is always fresh and the service is especially friendly (particularly from the bilingual lady who I think is the owner). It's clear that a lot of effort goes into keeping Severino at the top of many people's lists. Everything's made in house and the place starts to get really busy around 1 o'clock. I love the hummus (great flavor!) and the sandwiches. While fairly simple, everything comes out tasty. Great spot to lunch solo or with a friend. Wine and beer served, desserts too!

Not bad, but the service sucks and I have never had a fresh croissant here in 12 different…read moreattempts. They are all a day old. And their cappuccino is not. It is merely a cup of coffee with light foam placed on top. And it tastes like shit. If you want a decent place for breakfast, lunch and brunch, with fresh baked goods and an actual barista who makes espresso based Cappuccinos, I would suggest Talho Cafe across the park.

Spectacular eggs Benedict. I had a banana chocolate bread which was also tasty. I left feeling…read moresatisfied and happy. Good vibes all around.

I really like the franchise, but that one, isn t my favorite…read more They don t havesome things equal to raimundo carreia franchise.