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Trindade is so far my favorite restaurant on this trip. The…read moremenu is varied and the focus is on contemporary Brazilian food. Service is attentive and friendly. We ordered the octopus appetizer to start. It had thick slices of octopus on top of soft potato slices. There was a chimichurri aioli that gave a nice kick to the dish. The main dishes were the moqueca and a rice with pork. Both were really well executed and tasty. The pork was amazing, actually. We had pineapple caipirinhas and a glass of wine. Prices were reasonable. They have a nice outdoor patio.

Wine list excellent, accompanied with fresh fish, it's Italian and French cuisine mixed together…read moreusing Brazilian ingredients, what more can I add?

Vecchio Sogno is about the fanciest restaurant that you can find in Belo Horizonte. My friends and…read moreI came underdressed, but the waitstaff was still very accommodating. Their menu is quite interesting, incorporating Italian dishes cooked with Brazilian ingredients. We ordered 3 mains here: duck and truffle risotto, lamb risotto, and grilled cod. All were solid! Personally, I would rank them in that order. Both the bread basket couvert and the chocolate lava dessert were worth ordering as well. Check this place out if you're in the mood for a posh meal!

Waited for 40 minutes to get the main course. Waited for 30 minutes to get the dessert. Asked for…read morecappuccino, but got powder coffee. Personel barely speaks English. The place has buffet so you may give it a shot.

Enjoyed the dinning experience. Server guided me from the dose of Cachaça, to local beer, then to…read morefood. There is a lot of history here. Ask servers to tell you about their relations with the late Dona Licinha. I am 4 years late but would have been wonderful to meet and talk with her.

Comida Mineira, the hearty and flavorful food from Minas Gerais state, is 'world famous' throughout…read moreall of Brazil. And, restaurant Dona Lucinha is well-known in Belo Horizonte for serving an authentic version of this food, in typical buffet style. The layout and design inside is rustic and casual, albeit a bit cramped - including in the buffet areas. The dishes include a range of traditional meats, including Rabado com Agrião (Oxtail) and Frango ao molho pardo (Chicken in dark (=blood) sauce). Other options include tutu (bean puré), costelinha (ribs), linguiça (sausage), feijão tropeiro, mandioca, the slightly bitter jilo vegetable, and the delicious quiabo (okra) vegetable, a.o. The warm foods are served in traditional stone pots. There is a separate (small) area for a few cold vegetables and salads, and an excellent range of traditional desserts. The service is very good, although this would be expected considering the price. Post-meal cafezinhos are served at the table. Our group was also treated to some delicious jabuticaba liquor.

We ordered a take out and delivery. We used WhatsApp to see menu and order. The service was super…read morefriendly and efficient! The pizza flavors we ordered were Calabrese, Chicken with Catupiry, Margarita, 4 cheese, and Mozzarella. It was delicious all were very good! Kids and adults loved it. My favorite was the chicken con catupiry, 4 cheese and calabresa! Prices are very good and worth it as the pizzas are so good! Highly recommend for a family pizza party at home. Sorry no pictures because we all finished and I forgot .

This place was attached to our hotel. So we tried it. Well worth it. Had the Carbonana Pizza…read morewhich has prosciutto and mozzarella and little egg on top. So yummy. Ate five out of the six pieces. Would have eaten the last piece but someone else wanted to try it. Wash it all down with a very good Chilean Cabernet wine. They have a nice wine selection to choose from. Also had the fig bruschetta which was amazing tasting as well. Then the service was over the top. Our waiter was on top of any and everything we asked and then some.