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Bar Brahma Brasília
The capital’s newest hot spot in the former location of the historic Bar Monumental. As Brahma’s plan for world domination of the beer market chugs along nicely, Bar Brahma Brasília is the first step towards a nationwide chain of bars promoting the brand. Live music most nights; check the website for upcoming events.
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Cachaçaria Brasil
Samba, over 100 kinds of cachaça (sugarcane alcohol) and live futebol make this Campo Grande’s new in place for a crowd of all ages. With a bamboo beach-bar atmosphere, gigantic menu of food and drink, pool tables and live music every night, there is a little bit of something for everybody here.
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Tom Choppin
Outstanding brews and views are the draw for Cuiabá’s well-to-do at this cleverly named open-air MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) bar perched high above the city. Mondays get lively for choro, an informal, instrumental style of music. It’s halfway between centro and the zoo.
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Conde de Azambuja
If pretensions aren’t your bag but drunk, dancing Brazilians are, then give this traditional bar in the old town a try. It’s not easy on the eye, but let the Skols flow and you may find yourself having more fun than you expected. Live music on Thursday to Sunday.
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Patriota
A cool hangout during the day (and not just because of the air-con!) with a pleasant deck for people-watching after dark as you sip an ice-cold chope. Upmarket in everything but price, with a weekday happy hour (from 5pm to 9pm).
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Barbaquá
A beautiful candlelit bar in a restored house, full of local art. The intimate space attracts an artistic crowd, which comes for the live jazz and MPB nightly and upscale tereré.
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Confrade
A massive microbrewery that offers chope laced with caramel, mint and syrup in addition to the usual suspects. Stick to the standards. There’s live MPB every night of the week.
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Getúlio
An upmarket bar-restaurant popular with young Cuiabános. There’s a respectable wine list, and DJs on the outdoor patio every night. On Saturday, the party moves upstairs for dancing.
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Casa Colonial
The walk-in wine cellar is the first thing that catches your eye when you enter this sophisticated bar, which oozes medieval romance.
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Café Mostarda
The rich and beautiful practically trip over themselves onto Av Afonso Pena at this trendy outdoor café with live music nightly.
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