This is one of my favorite places in Niterói. You will find good sea food and Brazilian food. The…read morebeer is also good. But the vast part for me is the desert. Try cheese ice cream with goiaba. That's amazing.

We arrived to Niteroi today, trying to find a wonderful local flavor restaurant in front of the…read moreocean, after driving around for almost an hour, we accidentally stopped at La Mole, facing the Pao do Azucar, awesome views and we ordered the parillada a la moda gaucha finished with quimdim (condensed milk pudim and creama helado De tapioca, it was heavenly!!! Service was one to one, server tried their very best to pamper you in any ways or form. We highly recommend this restaurant.

Loved this place!! I got the batata rostie de frango thay and it was super tasty. The ambiance is…read morevery chill and cozy, it's a sweet spot! Service was SUPER friendly and patient, as I don't speak much Portuguese :) I would go back again but I would order something different. I enjoyed the batata rostie I got but it had a little bit too much onion and i don't think it was their specialty!

Fish fresh from the ocean, familiar environment, friendly staff, generous portions and great food!…read moreThis place is a must go!

I loved this place so much I came back a second time before I had to leave Niteroi. The food is…read moreamazing. And so is the service.... and the view at sunset. I drew a picture of a fish because I speak no Portuguese and was rewarded with a whole fish expertly grilled over a wood and coal fire. The fish was filleted by the waiter and served with rice and local sauces flavored with an olive oil that I can not remember having the pleasure to taste in the U.S. A simple meal on many levels, but fresh and expertly cooked without unnecessary embellishment. I dined overlooking a dirt road and a river, while watching the sun set and distant lights flicker on....as the herons flew in to roost for the night. Lovely. Perfect. .....and I should add in the off season (July 2014 days after the World Cup ended) I dined here alone.....The only patron in the restaurant. What a gift I stumbled upon, but the food, location and experience is so wonderful...others must experience it. If you are staying on the Rio de Janeiro side and if you are a true foodie and don't mind having to spend some time getting the experience and the food you want it is worth taking a bus to the ferry and then getting a taxi to Chale Canoa and back. Worth every penny spent on the transportation.

Comida deliciosa Croquets a must!! You will have like a…read moredozen if not 2!! Im waiting for my Moqueca di Bacala!! Deben ir!

This place (renamed Yapa Mak, formerly Lapamaki) offers different sushi options, including buffet…read morestyle, lunch special, and regular a la carte. We ordered takeout version of their executive lunch which was very reasonably priced at $15 for meals for 2 people (app, entree, dessert). The quality of the fish was not as high as higher end sushi restaurants in Brazil, but I really enjoyed their creative fusion offerings, such as a spring roll with shrimp and cheese (delicious), a dolce de leche dessert spring roll (tastes like a churro), and a mushroom cheese fried sushi roll (and this is coming from a girl who does not generally eat cheese or fried foods). The poke bowl was fresh and healthy.

Great sushi! I had…read moreno idea what to expect of sushi here but generally I was impressed. I'm not a sushi snob but everything I had I liked it a lot. You had a good choice of rolls, sashimi, and also sashimi that came out on a very wide plate with some sauce on it. Prices were pretty reasonable as well! I would definitely return. Service was good and I didn't wait a million years for everything like I usually did during the world cup.