Must see restaurants in The Amazon

This cool and contemporary cafe is popular with well-heeled locals looking for good coffee served up with an enticing range of sweet and salty treats.

Fresh typical Marajoara fare, including fried fish and buffalo steak, served in a breezy corner dining area. There's live music on Friday evenings.

In the handsome surrounds of an old mansion just east of the center, Casa Mia is a popular choice for steaks and delectable risotto dishes.

One of several open-air restaurants across from the plaza that are popular with local workers and families. For R$16 you can pile up your plate with a…

Popular pizzeria and per-kilo spot, open late for those nighttime munchies. Pizzas have thick roped crusts and come with both classic toppings (Margherita…

You wouldn’t know from the dining room that this is actually a chain restaurant, as the wineglasses, tablecloths, attentive waiters and recorded jazz…

This welcoming pizzeria has checkered table settings, both inside and along the sidewalk. You can order up to three different topping combinations on a…

A simple, reliable menu and a convenient location make this a popular choice among locals, first-timers and repeat visitors alike. Large servings of…

Though hard to find and rather charmless, vegetarians will appreciate the creative, meat-free lunch buffet. It's located on the third floor, up a dark…

A passable Brazilian por kilo (pay-by-weight) restaurant, where you'll find various salads, mains and churrasco (grilled meats, including Brazil's…

Rice with grilled or fried fish draws the crowds to this spot fronting the main square. It's nothing special, but it's refreshingly simple and portions…

Cheerful service accompanies a largely international menu with a few Brazilian touches, such as the rice with black beans and eggs. They have a smaller…

Waiters at this loud, glaring family-favorite rotate with platters of pasta and pizza, including chocolate and banana varieties for dessert.

Low-key per-kilo place with OK food and a fine panoramic view of Lago de Tefé. A short walk west of the center.

This popular bakery has a few tables if you want coffee and a pastry, but it's best for its freshly baked bread.

This roadside pastry cafe does local pastries as well as pizza, and often fills up in the evening.

Popular self-service spot located two long blocks from the soccer field.