Café restaurants in Rio De Janeiro
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Cafecito
A few steps above street level, this open-air café serves imported beers, desserts, cocktails (caipirinhas and mojitos), tapas plates and gourmet sandwiches (with ingredients such as smoked trout, artichoke hearts, prosciutto).
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Confeitaria Colombo
Located inside the Forte de Copacabana (admission R$2), this café has shady outdoor tables with magnificent views of Copacabana Beach.
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Café Do Rodrigues
Inside the charming Centro branch of the Livraria da Travessa bookstore, Café do Rodrigues is a suitable setting for philosophical conversation when the world – or the humidity – has worn you down. Browse for books, then peruse your finds over a torta do palmito (heart-of-palm quiche), a hearty soup or a flavorful salad.
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Café Severino
In the back of the Argumento bookshop, this charming café is a cozy place to hide away with a book or a new friend. In addition to coffees and lighter fare – sandwiches, salads and desserts – it’s justly famed for its tasty crepes (try the salmon with Gruyère).
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Envídia
Step into this elegant café for heavenly chocolates, ice cream, cakes, teas and coffees. The setting is a cozy escape from the city with its old-fashioned tile floors, dainty chairs and tables, and broad pieces of artwork decorating the walls.
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Café do Bom Cachaça da Boa
With a vaguely professorial air, this wood-lined café and bookshop doles out sandwiches, coffees and ice cream, but it’s best known for its cachaça menu – with over 100 varieties available (from R$3.50 to R$29 per shot).
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Jasmim Mango
Well-placed beside the bonde stop, Jasmim Mango is a charming spot to linger over sandwiches, quiches, pastas, pizzas and desserts. There’s an airy patio in back and several computers on the 2nd floor for checking email.
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Marizé Gourmet
This airy two-story restaurant is ideally suited to samba-club-goers in the area. It has big windows from which to watch the street action, and tasty salads, sandwiches and bar snacks. There's live music Thursday to Saturday.
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Felice Caffè & Gelateria
Felice serves gourmet sandwiches (grilled veggies, steak, thick burgers), juicy grilled dishes, bountiful salads, and rich Italian-style ice cream, pulled from the highly enticing front counter.
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Café Botânica
This letterbox-sized café and bistro serves tasty bites, like goat cheese quiche, pumpkin soup and homemade sandwiches. Don’t neglect the tasty pie and cake selection.
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Café Arlequim
In the middle of a book and music shop, this small, lively café is a fine spot to refuel, with Italian (Illy) coffee, sandwiches, salads, quiche, lasagna and desserts.
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Cafeína
This popular café, in the heart of Ipanema, has outdoor tables for enjoying coffees and freshly made sandwiches, flavorful salads, quiche and some very rich desserts.
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Armazém do Café
Dark wood furnishings and the scent of freshly ground coffee lend an authenticity to this Leblon coffeehouse. Armazém also serves snacks and desserts.
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Vezpa Pizzeria
Vezpa is a recommended New York–style by-the-slice pizza place, with around a dozen varieties on hand.
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