Rio de Janeiro Restaurants

  1. Bakers

    One of the best places for flaky croissants, banana Danishes, strudels and other fresh-baked treats. There are also deli sandwiches (try the turkey breast and provolone cheese).

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  2. Cafeína

    In the heart of Ipanema, this inviting café (and its sidewalk tables) is a fine spot for having a cup of java while watching the city stroll by. In addition to strong coffee and a lively mixed crowd, you'll find sandwiches, salads and some very rich desserts.

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  3. Cobal de Humaitá

    Among other recommended spots, the Cobal de Humaitá is a fruit and flower market by day, with a range of lively cafés and restaurants that open at night.

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  4. Kurt

    Entering a true patisserie should delight all of your senses, and Kurt does just that. The flaky strudels and palm-sized tortes with strawberries and kiwifruit lie illuminated behind the glass counter. The smell of cappuccino hangs in the air as classical music plays overhead. A few round tables then set the stage for the most rewarding sensory experience: tasting these delicate cakes and pastries.

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