They speak English which is great. The space is spacious but I don't think they'd appreciate you…read moredoing work here. This is on the 2nd floor of the bookstore so gets a surprising amount of foot traffic. I ordered from the snack menu as I wasn't particularly hungry. This was my 2nd day in Brazil so still learning about Brazilian food but I didn't love the empanada. It was tasty but had what I think was nuts or fruits in it which threw me off. I did enjoy the cheese bread and recommend that

This is my favorite bookstore in Rio. There is a small, poorly signed English section if that is…read morewhat you are looking for... just ask. I like that on the display tables each pile is by author, so if you like the top book then look deeper in that pile and you will find other books by that same author. Upstairs cafe is worth a trip on a rainy day even if you are not looking for books... good food, excellent wifi and friendly, attentive staff.

No store where indicated on map. No mall in the area as indicated by photo (bookstore in a mall)…read more Maybe it was here once. Maybe it is (absurdly) hidden. Spent 30 minutes walking in the area, asked locals, no success.

Although we walk by this store a lot, we had never set foot in it. Tonight they had a table set up…read morefor a book signing as we've seen large crowds in there before. The books are nicely arranged in narrow aisles to make the most of the space. In the far back is a cafe but it's really a full restaurant. They offer breakfast, lunch and dinner. The daily specials are quite reasonably priced. (R$40 for an appetizer, main meal, and dessert). We just stopped by for drinks and a snack. I ordered a lichii and coconut drink which was quite tasty. They even serve it with a spoon so you can fish out the lichii fruit and eat them. The blackberry and maracuja (passion fruit) was actually quite tart so ask for sugar even if you like your fruit drinks to be naturally sweet. The hummus was delicious (I like it better than yalla, which specializes in Mediterranean food) and the pita chips were nicely toasted. Service was friendly and prices reasonable. They had a good variety of coffees and dessert too if you're only look for a short break.

Nice book Store in Leblon with a lovely caffe inside, where you can drink some coffee or tea, or…read morehave lunch for a good price.