Amazing açaí and pan de queijo. The pan de queijo here is some of the best I've had in rio. Menu is…read moresmall, service is quick, quality is great.

The apartment I rented in Santa Teresa was only a few blocks away so this place became my go to for…read morebreakfast. An açaí bowl and 2 cheese bread roughly converted to $2.30 USD. This is the best and cheapest place to get your fixed. On a few occasions, I decided to try other açaí/ cheese bread place and immediately regretted it - far more expensive and mediocre cheese bread. Side note: apparently this place is the best kept secret, but not so secret, to get cheese bread.

The best açai in all of Rio. The açai is from Amazon and the pulp is pure undiluted. Fantastic…read morenatural flavors. You can add the toppings like tapioca or granola based kn your preference or devour it as is. Quick service and no frills restaurant serving quality ingredients and authentic amazonian dishes. Highly recommend this place when in Rio.

The tour company I went with at Rio recommended this place to me. They said açaí can be easily…read morefound in the streets of Rio but if you want to try authentic açaí from the Northeast part of Brazil, then you should definitely try this place. I like asking tour guides because they have the ins and outs and of course what's good in the local scene. And couldn't go wrong with this place! It was divine!! There's a bit of a language barrier but they really tried to work with me to get my order right. I kept saying Acai Especial but I think that was something you take to-go or at home to share :) so he began showing me the bowls and I opted for the the bigger one. For R $27 I had a heaping bowl of açaí and then gave me 2 containers for toppings - 1 granola then the other some white tapioca that looked like torn styrofoam. This place is sit-down "diner" looking type and takes only cash. So make sure you have some local currency before you go!! I am so happy I was able to try some authentic açaí while in Brazil.

We went here twice for acai. It was within walking distance of the JW Marriott! It was my first…read moretime trying the acai and I knew I had to try it while in Rio. The acai was sweet but not overly sweet. I got mango, pineapple and strawberries with it. I loved how they didn't just put the fruit on top but they layered it like a parfait. The sweetness of the acai with the tart of the fruit was such a delicious balance. We had it for lunch one day and as an after lunch snack another day. The people don't speak English but that's mostly all over Rio, you can just use google translate or point to what you want. They have bowls as well as different sized cups. It's a really nice place inside, clean too. But you can miss it if you're walking too fast.

Excellent place if you want to eat healthy! The food is very well prepared and the variety is…read moresurprising, they are very creative with the ingredients and to complement they have a juice bar that is all fresh!

From the owner: Somos especializados em fazer comida saudável e gostosa! Temos opções vegetarianas diariamente,…read moresaladas e pratos a qualquer hora do dia. Além do nosso delicioso Açai super cremoso e natural.

They don't speak English here, but the menu has some English and photos on it. We got the crab leg…read moreapp (eaten with the table spicy sauce yum), acai bowl with tapioca, and the duck version of the tacaca, food took a bit longer to come out, but it was worth it. The juices were also really great, the fruits aren't usually available in the US (like the soursop and the cupaucu). I tend not to repeat restaurants on trips that aren't super long, but I have a feeling we'll be back for a snack! Oh yeah, they take debit but not credit card. So bring that cash!

My first day in Rio in search of an acai bowl, this place looked interesting. It is tucked into a…read morecharming side street and was filled with a handful of locals. It is a hole in the wall with a few outside tables and a bar inside with counter seating. An English menu with pictures is available, and they do accept cards. The acai bowl was super clean. Just pure acai puree served with table sugar and tapioca puffs on the side. The small bowl for about $6 was plenty for an afternoon snack. If time permits I may be back for some of their other sweet bowls, like the cupuacu.

Bibi Sucos has a lot of great options for breakfast and lunch, but I came in to try one of their…read moreaçaí bowls. As a visitor, this is a must when in Brazil. I ordered a small bowl and it was a big portion. Toppings are an extra charge, individually priced, and come on the side. I chose bananas, toasted coconut, and honey. The acai bowl is sweet enough on its own, so honey isn't necessary, but the toasted coconut added a great texture. This is a great restaurant. There is plenty of indoor and covered outdoor seating, a colorful atmosphere, and I was attended to quickly.

Short walk from the JW Marriott, this outside dining option offered some snacks and the breakfasts…read morelooked plentiful. The falafal was a bit different but the fresh juice and smoothies were refeshing. The acai bowls looked tempting but we did not have time to try. Service was pleasant and patient with our google translate. Everywhere seems to accept Visa without issues,

Great hamburgers and fresh fruit juice. Pineapple was frothy and delicious. The hamburger was…read morecooked to perfection. Include Bibi when you are. In Rio!

Acaí heaven. Delightfully exhaustive menu of traditional acaí, perfect to cool down, and juice…read more They've got milkshakes, mixed juices, breakfast bowls, fruit everything.... Definitely worth a drop in or enjoy an acaí on the go. Reasonably priced doesn't even begin to describe how good of a deal this place is.