Really pretty covered plaza on the ground floor of the museum is the setting for this chain cafe…read more They had plenty of tables both inside the restaurant and outside in the covered patio, encased by the beautiful architecture of the building. The menu was quite complete with drinks, appetizers, salads, sandwiches and pastas. We tried a few specials of the day. Suco do dia 2was an orange juice mixed with caju. The cafe of the day was a cherry roast which was very tasty and properly served with a tiny stick of chocolate and a spritzer chaser. The beer of the day was from KÜD, a local brewery, a tangerine ale which was awesome. For food, the Moroccan couscous salad with chicken pieces covers in mint yogurt dressing was pretty tasty. The burger came smothered in American cheese and had a huge helping of unsalted fries on the side. It wasn't too remarkable but fine. Service was prompt and friendly. Definitely a great place to meet a friend for lunch. There's live music on certain days, just check the museum schedule online.

This place is so nice! I love the decor and the ambiance. I went for lunch during a weekday, so it…read morewas pretty empty. The service was good and the good was delicious. The only downside was that we weren't able to order main entrees off their regular menu because it was a weekday. Pro tip: they offer beer flights! They bring you frosted glasses that make everything taste better!

Great environment for beer and food with friends. Not so many large entree plates (except steak)…read morebut great options all around. Fish & Chips are fantastic, and the desserts are very good. Beer flight is a great way to get started and the wheat beer was a big success.

Pretty good modern craft beer pub and restaurant. Beers on tap are great; but when we were there…read moreseveral of their house beers were unavailable. Crowd is mostly young 20s and 30s. Food is creative and original and tasty. We had some massive ribs, and alcatra with canastra (our "ao ponto" request didn't lead to a medium rare). There can be a pretty long wait to get in on busier days of the week. It's not cheap.

We saw this place as we were walking through Savassi and didn't realize it was only 4 months old…read more Because we are fans of Wäls petroleum we knew we had to try out their gastronomy and it didn't disappoint. First off I started with a flight called "nice to meet you", a lineup of their lighter beers, the witte, hop corn (which they are out of and substituted the verano - a pale ale), citra - a session IPA, and niobium- a double IPA. I'm not a fan of IPAs, but the witte was really smooth. I had the quintessential MG plate of toasted pão de queijo bruschetta with carne seca, a light creamy cheese and a touch of lemon zest. It was delicious and quite filling. The burger collaboration with duke n' duke was one of the BEST burgers I've had (and we've tasted so many Brazilian burgers, move aside Madero, here's the new champion!) Even if you are not usually a burger fan, this delicious speciality burger on its rustic bread bum, topped with special sauce, bacon and caramelized onions is absolutely scrumptious! Another not-to-miss item is the collaboration of Wäls and Goose Island, for an amazing Alambique County black tripel, a spinoff of Goose's bourbon county (one of my favorite beers). This one is a little lighter in color, if you're afraid of dark beers but full of flavor. We even bought the crystal glass it gets served in. If you are a fan of Wäls petroleum and want to try something different, this is the beer for you. Although the prices are a little expensive here, it's definitely worth every reais. Very impressed with this place, great ambiance, friendly staff, beautiful space and exceptional food and beer.

This is probably the nicest restaurant in Shopping Cidade. One floor higher than the praça da…read morealimentação (food court), and opposite the cinema, Almanaque has indoor and 'outdoor' seating, some great options for a Brazilian bite, and a good collection of drinks including cocktails and craft beers. We visited on a Monday evening when it was nice and quiet; may be different on other days/times. Service was ok. The feijão tropeiro was really delicious, with excellent pork and quality ingredients (and cheap too). We'd return just for this! Yum!!

Typical german beer house. Noisy, wholesome food, and beer.. Service can be slow, but fun locationread more

Spent 21 days in Brazil and I found them the first day and walked 3 kilometers to try it. Loved it…read moreand ate there 12 days of my trip. The food was just like being home in Germany. Marcial the waiter spoke perfect English and helped me go through the menu to try things and everything was absolutely perfect. Pretzels cooked to order, never a stale or cold one. Weiss wurst was fresh and peeled as it was supposed to. Perfectly. The staff was warm and greeting. Outdoor seating was plentiful and comfy. Marcial even had my table reserved each night so i could sit and people watch during dinner. If you get to this city, make sure you stop by and visit them, you wont be sorry. Tell them Thomas from the states sent you and you may get a nice surprise.

Amazing business concept. This is a literal hole-in-the-wall store selling microbrews, either in…read more500ml cups or growlers (1 liter). There's 10 brews on tap and they sell nothing else besides beer. There's no seating or tables so people stand on the sidewalk in front of the counter, take their beer home, or walk around the corner (at least on Thursday evenings when there is a feirinha with live music). Super simple, and affordable. If you buy two beers, you pay the (cheaper) growler price.

We had the duke burger collaboration at Wäs and decided we had to check out this place. It was a…read morelot smaller than we had imagined with only about 8-10 two seater tables and a long bar. They had a collection of different burgers named after famous jazz musicians. I tried the Louis Armstrong burger with bacon, cheese, red onion, lettuce and diced tomatoes. It was very tasty and quite filling, although not as delicious as the Wäls burger. We also had a Dizzy Gillespie which came with a hot sauce and guacamole. They also had a number of artisanal beer like their Wäls jazzy pale ale, the Urthel saison and a La Trappe tripel. Beer selection was decent, burgers were very filling, a good way to end the night.

The best burger in town. This pub also has a nice selection of beers and drinks. The service is…read morewarm and attentive.

Cabernet Butiquim unites wine with typical Brazilian bar food…read more We had a wine flight that gave us a nice taste of what they had. For food We had yuca topped with shredded meat and the octopus with potatoes. Both were outstanding. We also had a doce de leite dessert. One of my favorite food experiences in Belo Horizonte.

I had a really good experience at this place. Tasty food, very pleasant music, cozy atmosphere,…read moregood service and the best: pretty decent wine for reasonable prices. This is a good place for friends to get together or a date night. The wines sold by the glass aren't in the menu, so ask the server what the options are.

How about a night out full of rock and roll, smart people and a great selection of beers?…read moreMaybe throw in a bit of the city's best and freshest bands, a spice of nostalgia and awesome DJs. That's Obra in a nutshell. Great place. One of my favorites in Belo Horizonte.

I didn't have a good experience. First of all, my bedroom has almost the same size of the club,…read morekidding, but the club is too small. The people who work in the club look like they don't want be there. The ticket was $30 to listen a play list that I have heard one much better in Spotify and for that price you can pay one year of Spotify. Talking about price, everything is overpriced, the water costs $4 for example. The good thing about the club is the people, they were beautiful and eclectic.