I spent a week in Copacabana recently and went to BeerLab several times. If you don't speak…read morePortuguese, this is a good place to visit because a couple of their employees speak English. The WiFi (ask them for the password) works great and the peanuts they give you are tasty.

Tired of the typical Brazilian beers then BeerLab is a Great place to have authentic craft beers…read more The staff was friendly and helped guide you through the selection of beers. I particularly like the IPK (Indian pale Koelsch). They have a selection of sandwiches and on busier nights there are food trucks.

Amazing all-you-can-eat…read more I know that all you can eat type of restaurants may not be very nice in another countries and some people avoid them, but in Brazil they can get very fancy and high quality. It's a favourite of the Brazilian population, and is a popular option for lunch. They can range from very modest restaurants to very fancy. As a Brazilian person I might be biased here, but the food is of very good quality. Although I wish there were more options (lighter options, the salad bar is not taken very seriously most of the time in Brazil), the meat is great, very good quality Brazilian Churrasco, and plenty of options. You can just ask the bbq guy if you want your meat done in another way. and the standard options such as Brazilian farofa, rice, beans, etc. are all really well cooked and tasty. The place is big and is a good option for big groups in my opinion, although I have only been there as a couple. It's an open space and it's forbidden to smoke, something I really appreciate in Brazil. There are two floors, clean bathrooms, and also the option to sit outside by the sun, where you can do some people watching with a good view of the Rua das Pedras. Every time I go back to Buzios I have lunch here and it's also a favorite of my boyfriend!

The food is superb and the atmosphere great. My family and friends always come here when they are…read morevisiting Buzios. Great for kids too!

Great pours all across the selections. Can't miss. The guys know their stuff. Easy to communicate…read morein English

I came here with my girlfriend after the beach, seeking to buy a liter of beer. We asked for a…read moresampler - as customary in bars across the US and Europe. Instead, the waiter served us a glass of beer. We assumed they didn't have samplers until we saw the same waiter serving someone else a small sample in a disposable cup. Not only did they sell less beer, but they proved discriminatory based on appearances, lost two customers and earned this one star review. "Artisanal" comes from US microbreweries where clientele is earned through communal bonds, trust and friendship. This place is a rude caricature of this original movement. Portuguese: Atendentes preconceituosos fazendo distinção de classes com clientes. Pedimos para "provar" um IPA antes de escolher um litro. Nos foi servido um chope de 220ml invés de um uma prova. Momentos depois, outro cliente pediu uma prova e recebeu a prova em copinho descartável. Não só venderam menos cerveja, mas foram desonestos e preconceituosos. Ganharam menos dois clientes e este review.

Wife and I stopped by here to try some local Brazilian beers…read more Small shop with some seating and very nice service. The man who took care of us, Edwardo, speaks fine English and is able to talk about the Brazil brews you are drinking. Has 7 rotating taps of beer along with a selection of Brazilian and foreign craft bottles. A good stop for any craft beer fans before heading out to some tasty bites in the neighborhood.

Great place in Copacabana offering several brands of craft beer. Perfect for beer lovers from all…read moreover the world! They have monthly events to promote new brewers. Service is perfect, and you can even order great food from "Os Imortais", the restaurant right across the street. :)

Really like this spot. Very typical Carioca boteco with bare minimum. Very small seating areas and…read moreplenty of outside street and side walk standing area. Friendly service and great selection of local beers (Colorado, 3 Cariocas, Noi, 2 Cabezas, etc). This makes it a little less commercial that the more touristy spots in Ipanema. The food is just simple salgados so it's not a dinner spot but a true drinking spot. Always crowded and now we know why.

Two big differences between The States and Brazil...1. We flush our toilet paper down and they…read morethrow it in the trash (yeah...really) 2. We have waaaaay more options when it comes to beer. If you are from a country that has an abundance of beer flavors Brewteco will make you feel right at home. More options than any other place I visited in Rio and really friendly bi-lingual bartenders which makes things so much easier after having to speak in sign language to most other locals. It's a little expensive, but worth it if you're a beer snob and sick of drinking Skol or Brahma.

If you're looking for a spot that serves American bar food, shows American sports with English…read morespeaking bartenders, Blue Agave is the spot. The food isn't great but if you're trying to watch the Super Bowl like us, it worked out perfect. Everyone is really chill, you'll meet fellow English speaking friends from Europe and Australia.

Really enjoyed this expat owned bar. My small posse and I went to watch the US women's soccer team…read moredestroy Japan and sat at the small bar. Around us, nearly everyone was having conversations in English and even the bartenders (while fluent in Portuguese hailed from the US). While it's not every day that I seek out an American refuge, I was super happy that this place was showing the game and that I got to enjoy it around people who were similarly pumped. So that's the tip, if you're looking to watch a popular American sporting match, Blue Agave is likely to play it over local Brazilian soccer games (which they probably show as well). My margarita was properly made and one of the better ones I've had in Brazil and the chicken tacos along with the al pastor were similarly satisfying. Great, cozy spot in Ipanema to grab a drink and a bite to eat.

Delirium Café is the beer bar the Río really needs. There are plenty of cocktail bars but this is a…read morefantastic option for wonderful beer. You'll find many imports from Belgium, Germany, and the US along with some Brazilian brews. Don't get too excited before ordering. You'll find they don't have many beers on the menu for whatever reason. It's pretty disappointing but a replacement beer will still be good. The burgers are their main entrée. They're actually very good, and the vegetarian one would be a good choice for anyone! Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Staff doesn't speak much English but does accept credit cards.

This place is lined with various bottles of beer and have a wicked menu but make sure you have a…read morefew beers in mind because they don't always have everything. Delirium Tremens is on tap, which is good because it's the name sake. I like dark stouts and though they have a few on the menu they don't always stock them. Food is decent and I tried the bacon burger which was filling. It comes with a side of fries. It gets crowded but they've expanded the seating outside which spills out onto the road which is nice for the smokers. The inside is narrow and has only one bathroom for each (male and female). Service was friendly and it's a fun place to hangout at.

Best example of Brazilian street cafe and bar in Copacabana. The combination of the food and price…read moremake this above average. We ordered each of the grilled meats for two and were not disappointed.

Excellent food, and great and quick service. Price is affordable too. We had pizzas and the…read morepicanha. Totally worth it