Total tourist trap, the obvious reason being the location. You would think at a wanna be posh…read moreInternational restaurant on top of a major tourist attraction the staff would speak at least a few words of English. We managed to order two caipirinhas and a tapioca puffs appetizer. Even though their advertised happy hour is daily until 8 pm, we were told at 7 pm that the kitchen was closing in 20 minutes. The drinks were tasty but much weaker than anywhere else, definitely skimped on the cachaça. The fried tapioca puffs were nice, served with a side of guava ketchup, but the 33 BRL price tag in no way justified. While we were sipping and eating, 45 minutes before the end of happy hour, they brought our check and started putting chairs on top of tables around us. We felt very rushed and awkward, and it's not like we were there after their closing time. Finally, we thought happy hour prices were half off when the check arrived. However, the check was more than 60 BRL per person, not total. We each had two caipirinhas and one shared appetizer that was basically a glorified version of French fries and ketchup. That's pretty ridiculous for local standards. Don't waste your money here.

This place gets 3 stars for the view which is absolutely amazing. The food was pretty good, the…read moreservice was not, especially for a restaurant located in one of the most famous tourist attractions in the world. It's also quite expensive, however if you are paying in dollars it's not that bad. I would return because the view is incredible and it's worth the experience. They also have a pretty extensive wine list, with excellent options. It would get 5 stars if the service was better and prices more reasonable. I'm writing this review 6 months after I visited this restaurant.