Stopped by for breakfast at 730A. We decided to sit in. Were given 2 menus with options to choose…read moreitems from. Kind of confusing, because our waiter was telling us we could get some things and not others. Bathroom directly in this area also. Food was fine

Took a while to get served but it was crowded in the restaurant. Food was okay. They take priority…read morepass customers. Menu was altered. It would have been nice to order something from the regular menu with the priority pass. Pass on the caipirinha ... wasn't that great.

Great coffee and breakfast for a average price, good omelette and yogurt, there is fine WiFi and…read morethe waiters don't know english. Air conditioning is really good and the sweets are awesome. Very recommend to people who appreciate European coffee!

I'm updating my review because they seem to have fixed their wifi! In my original review, I…read morecommented that the wifi really didn't work, but now it seems to be functioning perfectly. This is a nice cafe in Copacabana. It definitely has the most styles of coffee brews I've ever seen in Brazil. You can choose between French Press, Aeropress, Chemex (pour over), filter (via Hario V60), and all of the standard espresso varieties. The wait staff is super helpful and patient, and they are more than happy to explain to you their different roasts available as well as the differences in brewing methods. The only downside to their coffee is that even the French press and the pour over result in exactly a 8-oz serving, so you don't get a whole full French press or Chemex like you get at many cafes in the U.S. I haven't tried everything on their menu, but I personally love the waffles, they're crispy and delicious, and you can choose between a variety of toppings (my favorite is honey & butter). It's a perfect midday snack! With a whimsical colorful atmosphere, the decor is so well thought out that this cafe really almost seems out of place here in Rio. Where many cafes here seem to think of their interior design as an afterthought, here they have made it a priority. With plenty of table space and comfortable chairs, this is an excellent place to come and spend the afternoon working on a project. They also have some great desserts available and the rest of the menu, which includes soups and omelettes a and other light foods, looks amazing If you're used to the comfy cozy cafes of the U.S. and want a place to get some work done, this is definitely your spot (as long as you don't need wifi). It's also a great place to come with a friend to have a relaxed conversation.

Yelp Review 2025 #197:…read more Located in Santos Dumont Airport on the same floor as check-in and ticketing, look to your left and you'll see this Starbucks before heading to security. I grabbed some breakfast before getting on my flight to São Paulo. I already knew what I wanted to get before coming here. I wanted food and drink that are uniquely Brazilian. Pao de Queijo: They're the mini version. You get about 10-12 pieces. They're warm but slightly drier than regular size pao de queijo. Coxinha: About 6 mini pieces with chicken and cream cheese filling. Easier to eat because they're bite-size. Maracuja Frappuccino: Passionfruit in Frappuccino form. It's mildly sweet. I forgot to ask for no whipped cream but oh well. The whipped cream is drizzled with Passionfruit syrup and has passionfruit seeds on top. As in true Starbucks fashion (even in the US), be prepared to have your name pronounced differently. They have free Wi-Fi with pretty good connection.

I'm not sure if there was a section of this Starbucks that I was unaware of, but I only saw the…read moremain floor. There were plenty of people inside, but it was not overly crowded or anything. There was only one large table where you could set up to do some work which you had your food or drink. There is a kind security guard who offered his stool as I was there waiting for my tour guide to arrive. I bought a bottle of water. Starbucks in Brasil has a few different food items such as a classic, pão de queijo and mini coxinhas.

This is a great little spot. Unfortunately I only get to it once a month when I have an appointment…read morenext door. The coffee and cakes are great. The service is fantastic, the barista recognizes me every time I go in and is very prompt. I recommend this cafe if you want to meet a friend or a date, it is very cozy.

Came here one morning for breakfast. They were about a five minute walking distance from our hotel…read more They have a menu in English which was helpful. So I was able to order in Portuguese and know exactly what I was ordering. Once they took our order, we grabbed a seat near the window. I listened to Lady Gaga in the background while we waited for our meal. It may have taken 25-30 minutes for our meal to be ready. So bring your patience with you. I had the ginger latte and my fiancé had the mocha caramel . They were both decent. For the meal, we both had omelettes with a side of salad. I also had a side of toast. Overall, our meals were decent. This is a cute little cozy spot on the corner if you need a last minute bite to eat.

Great coffee, the most American like coffee place we found in Rio. Interesting and delicious…read moredrinks, we had tonic espresso and Mini Joana (cold brew with sweet orange cream) and liked both

What a find! This place is a total jewel in the Princesinha do Mar. Their case is absolutely full…read moreof cookies if every type you could ever want! Chocolate chip, double chocolate, double DARK chocolate, oatmeal, red velvet, and on and on and on. They also have brownies. I had a double dark chocolate cookie. The chocolate chips were warm and melty and the cookie was totally soft and delicious. Another great thing about this place is that they have excellent cafe lattes, which is a real struggle to find here in Brazil. If it weren't for the whimsical green stools and lilac colored walls, I would think I was in Brooklyn. For a gringo like me who has been just dying to have a decent cookie for months, this place is a true blessing! The shop is quite small, and has an unassuming front door, so look closely! Cookies cost R$4,80 each. My latte was R$7,30

the best cold hot chocolate that i ever tasted. and everything else that i tried was great also. i…read moreloved the place. the owner seems a great guy also.

Super cute little hole in the wall. I had the parma salad with the mustard and honey dressing and a…read morelemon iced tea. The iced tea came in a plastic bottle, it wasn't brewed so no worries about drinking the water. The mustard & honey dressing was delicious!! The prosciutto was sliced perfectly thin and the salad was fresh as well. Service was great! The place was super cute and the waitress was very friendly. She didn't speak English however, I just used my "say hi" app to translate any questions we had

Came here for breakfast during our trip to Rio and we had a good experience. The staff is very…read morefriendly and the food is good. We had some sandwiches recommended by the staff and they came out quick and tasted delicious. We also ordered their waffle with jelly and it was okay. The reason for the 4 stars is because the waffle was really soggy.

Confeitaria Colombo at Forte de Copacabana is an absolute must-visit in Rio. The access is easy,…read moreand it felt much less crowded than the famous original location downtown, which made the experience even more enjoyable. This century-old café is full of history, and having coffee here with a breathtaking view of Ipanema Beach and Sugarloaf Mountain is simply unforgettable. The ocean breeze makes everything feel extra special, and the service was excellent from start to finish. After eating, it's the perfect spot to continue your day with a walk along Copacabana or a visit to the fort museum right next door. I came with my family and had the chance to try several dishes. The cappuccino was outstanding, with the perfect balance of sweetness and a warm touch of cinnamon. The American toast with jam was delicious, and we also tried the pistachio éclair, which was very good, although it tasted more like a creamy filling than a strong pistachio flavor. The pastel de nata was small but really tasty as well. My favorite, though, was the "Queijo do Forte," a breaded brie that was absolutely incredible. The Assado de Gorgonzola was also perfectly prepared, full of rich flavor, and the meat was cooked just right. As a final highlight, I loved being able to enjoy a truly fresh natural orange juice with lunch -- something I really miss when I'm abroad. A perfect mix of food, tradition, and one of the best views in Rio.

A trip to Rio is incomplete without visiting Confeitaria Colombo. We visited this spot at the fort…read moreand it was packed. Every outdoor seat by the beach was taken and a few spots indoor were available. We ordered the brigadeiro, chocolate tarte devoured it and left. The prices did seem high as compared to other places but I guess thats cos they are popular. Overall a good visit after a long walk by Copacabbana beach.