Lovely little place in the middle of "restaurant row" on Samuel Costa Street. (All Paraty…read morerestaurants of note appear to be on that street or nearby.) My wife had a local roasted fish with a local (unpronounceable) name, and I had a rib steak -- both cooked perfectly. Indoor and outdoor seating, but keep in mind that it often rains in Paraty in the late afternoon/evening. Service is cordial. Very little English spoken, but the menus have English translations. Wine & beer served, not sure about mixed drinks.

2023-May; a very beautiful outdoor setting in the garden area. Also lovely inside seating on the…read moreopposite side of the restaurant. The courtyard walls of the garden area created a pleasant step away from the City Center walking traffic. The salad was refreshing and served well. The meat was soft and cooked as requested. The server was polite and gave a respectful approach to serving. Candle lights at the table added a touch of class.

This is an extremely friendly spot, the food is fresh and delicious. The owners Juliana and Pedro…read moreare very friendly, and work behind the counter. Freshly baked goods, and cold cuts at hand. Their breakfast sandwiches are so yummy! Great place to grab food, before heading to the beach!!

I don't usually review places. But this place is really really good. You gotta stop here for a meal…read more!

Very pretty and romantic bistro. Excellent place for…read morecouples. The croissant and pao de queijo were delicious. The brownie and apples tart were very good. Service is slow. But you should be in a hurry in this place, it is so lovely and cozy. Please follow me on Instagram @tryatreat

The Chef Thiago Fegies makes the difference at Sans Souci. I had a Mojica de Pintado with Farofa de…read moreBanana that was delicious. They have an entry called amuse bouche that was amazing and it makes you nostalgic. It's sparkling wine made of jelly with orange that is really cool. It sparkles in your mouth. They have a good selection of wine and the staff is very friendly and they have their own garden with fresh vegetables. I liked so much that I went back for breakfast. If you ever in Campos you have to go there.

The small beach town of Itamambuca is my slice of paradise. One of the major reasons I love this…read moreenclave is because of the rustic but refined community of surfers that live and frequent this small neighborhood. Looking to get away for a weekend, we searched for housing rentals (of which there were basically no options for just 2 people - most made sense for a group of 4 or more), and there also weren't too many pousadas listed online - we must have found less than 5 and most of them weren't so nice. So, after the search came up empty, we took a chance on Toadas As Luas. This nice-sized hotel is located about a 15 minute walk to the beach and very near the few restaurants in the area. Home to an array of colorful birds, Todas As Luas proved to be a very well-kept retreat and a true surfer's oasis. There's an outdoor shower to rinse off after a day at the beach and a rack to stash your board overnight. I also enjoyed swinging on the hammock in our outdoor terrace at night. The morning breakfast was plentiful and the wifi was even decent enough to send out emails and stream some movies at night. Ending the night with a game of pool and foozball or a soak/sweat in the hot tub and sauna added to the fun. I definitely recommend this to couples looking to spend a relaxing weekend in jungle bliss.

The "Restaurant e Bistrô Angra dos Reis Boutique Hotel" also open to "non-guest", offers a tasty…read morebreakfast with omelets, breads, cheese and meat, juice, cakes, fruits, cereals and more. At lunch and dinner is known for fresh fish, shrimp and seafood, meat, poultry, pasta, snacks, and Brazilian dishes as "seafood moqueca", juices, cocktails and a wide wine list.