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Bom D+
Top-value self-service place with great grilled meats, good fresh salads, vegetable fritters and rice and bean dishes.
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Café Crème
Crème is one of the main restaurants at Dragão do Mar, with tables out front for watching the action. The pizza rodízio (smorgasbord) is unbeatable value.
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Cemoara
This is a renowned seafood restaurant, with no shorts or sandals allowed. It boasts some of the best seafood dishes in the city, but still has reasonable prices for what you get. Try the fish in mussel sauce; you won't be disappointed.
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Coco Bambu
This huge and festive eatery has both a sand-floored, outdoor area and an air-conditioned interior. Options range from pancakes and tapiocas to meat and fish grills and a big choice of pizzas. Don't miss the chance to round off your meal with a banana, chocolate, cinnamon and cashew pizza.
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Colher de Pau
This is one of the best places on a street lined with good-value, medium-range restaurants, many of them started by waiters from fancier places elsewhere in Fortaleza (a pizzeria and a sushi bar are among the others). It's especially good for fish and meat grills, in enormous proportions.
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Pelicano
Serves a variety of well-prepared food, including pizzas and grilled meats, with the beach right across the street.
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Restaurante La Marea
Good two-level grill house on Iracema's 'restaurant corner', with meat cooked over red-hot coals. They'll grill the picanha (Brazil's favorite cut of beef comes from the cow's rump and is eaten pinkish, salty and fresh from the grill) at your table.
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Vira Verão
Praia do Futuro is lined with enormous barracas (beach bars), some with hundreds of tables under sunshades on the sand. They're good for seafood meals and snacks - pargo assado (grilled seabream) with salad is a favorite dish here. Vira Verão (watch for its sign as you approach the beach along Av Dioguinho) has a bright atmosphere and is frequented by surfers, windsurfers and kitesurfers.
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