Good salads and honest price. They have nice sandwiches also. Didn't like the "mate", way too…read morebitter.

Great place to go to. The menu is very appealing. I'm yet to try out everything that is offered…read more My recommendation is the shiitake with Gorgonzola. I might be a little biased because I have a passion for these ingredients, lol. Today I tried the salmon with cream cheese, and it was absolutely delicious as well.

This restaurant is located on the first cable car stop to Sugar Loaf…read more It is located near a Haviana's store. They have seating right by where you pick up your order but they also have ample seating with a grand view. You walk up and order & then wait for them to call your order out when it's ready. I ordered the AÇAÍ NO COPO 300ML - I think - What I ordered isn't on the menu - it might have been a special. Either way it was BOMB! I loved it! It was super refreshing after walking around & soaking up the heat. I say, why not try it?

One of the nice bars along Rua Nelsom Mandela where there's plenty of sidewalk to stroll and see…read morethe what bars have to offer. It's a good spot to hang out with friends, have a smoke on the outside patio, watch a soccer match on the tv and try the variety of craft draft beers they have on tap. The service was fine, early on a non-busy weekday night. We tried the cheesy cheddar fries with bacon. Be cautioned that cheddar is used lightly around here, any orange colored cheese. If you're a Wisconsin cheese enthusiast, you will be sorely disappointed that this cheese is distributed among the fries in a paste, shaped like it was squeeze from a tube. Luckily it's easy to pick off since it was a bit dry and tasteless. It came with a much better cheese dipping sauce and BBQ sauce and was sprinkled with bits of bacon. The fries weren't super crispy but what can you expect at a bar. The bruschetta appetizer was a very generous proportion that makes it easy to share with a table. There's six giant toasts with three different toppings. The beers on tap rotate regularly but the delirium averbode was a nice refreshing beer while the Brooklyn sorachi saison was also delicious and spicy. Both were R$30 for a 300 mL cup, a little too pricy to enjoy too much of. To be fair, all craft beer, especially imported beer is quite pricy. They did offer larger amounts for incrementally higher prices and growlers were available. They have the best space on that street since they get to spread out in front of the Caixa bank when it's closed.

It only had happy hour on the Pilsen beer. The food was…read morehorrible! I asked for a shrimp risotto and got something alike but totally disgusting! Not a risotto! Also I thought it was expensive but the bar looked cheap.

Great place to come for brunch with young kids. They have a play space with toys outside and serve…read morelots of healthy options. We ordered the Maya Combo for breakfast which comes with a variety of fruits, yogurt, breads, cheeses, jams and ham plus juice and coffee, and it could easily serve four people. The food was just simple, nothing amazing, but the atmosphere was so relaxed and enjoyable that we had a great time. I was a little disappointed by the orange cake that came with the combo as they had so many more appetizing looking options in the bakery case, but I was too full already to splurge on more cake. For moms it's also a meeting place in the afternoons where they can have a coffee (or a wine!) while the kids play. Though it's not a destination in itself, I would definitely come back if I were in the area again.

Quirky coffee shop! Books. Wine. Delicious bread, hot from the oven! I fell in love with it…read more recommend coming here your special someone and indulging in this quaint cafe. Literally next to the Saturday farmers market (where you can buy fresh fruit, veggies, and Brazilian goodies). The bruschetta was fabulous btw