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State of Bahia, Brazil Food Guide: 10 South American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Morro de Sao Paulo
Discover Restaurants offering the best South American food in Morro de Sao Paulo, State of Bahia, Brazil. Part of Morro de Sao Paulo’s charm is its mix of upscale, new hotels and restaurants with older, shabbier pousadas and taverns. This car-free and carefree island has just one road and a handful of beaches… it’s a wonderful place to get away from it all.
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10. Ueba RestoBar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By FabianCLDA
Fazendo Arte is gem and a must do while in Morro. Beautifully crafted, delicious and affordable food that anyone who visits Morro can't afford to miss. The restaurant is small, intimate and cozy, with great staff who take pride in what they're doing. I usually don't leave reviews, but my overall experience here was so incredible, I simply couldn't keep myself from sharing. If you're in Morro, do yourself a favor and eat here, you will not regret it.
9. Funny
Overall Ratings
4 based on 711 reviews
Reviewed By chicadebahia
My family ended up eating there twice in 4 days! First day we ordered a grilled dish that came with grilled fish, FOUR lobsters, grilled shrimp and octopus PLUS 4 caipiroskas as bonus - all of this for only R$150!! Friendly servers and nice live music (restaurants alternate between bands so the music from next door does not compete with the music at the restaurant).Second visit we ordered 2 moquecas of shrimp. They came with rice, pirao, beans and farofa. Very delicious!
8. Restaurante Santa Luzia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By tatsy74
It is only thanks to Clarindo, the wonderful gentleman who wheeled our luggage to our nearby hotel, that we learned of this simple, non-assuming restaurant located on the 3rd beach. Diners seemed to frequent the place at all hours. The menu had a million options and we weren't sure what to try, but after a little guesswork, we decided on the shrimp stew and traditional beef with cassava flour, rice and salad. Portions are meant for sharing (about 60R for one dish) but can be split for about 30R each. I also enjoyed 3 delicious caipirinhas as easy listening American music played in the background --- simple, but perfect for this section of the island's laid-back atmosphere. Do not hesitate to try it!
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7. Restaurante Club do Balanco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By lunajia
Great location and ambience but lacks great service and the food is heavily charged for what you eat. Everything in Morro is more expensive then in other locations and it is not because the service or quality of food is outstanding but the excuse is that transportation to the island is difficult and costly. The truth is that this has become an excuse to over price everything in the island, including coconut and fish which is produced in the island. Id recommend this restaurant and a visit to Morro because it is worth it. For the view of the restaurant, the look it has and the food which is average.
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6. Restaurante Ditalia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Reviewed By Alemarincat
I've been there two nights ago. After a long wait, premising I was the only costumer, my pizza has arrived. It was like an old hard cracker with some stuff representing food on the top!It was disgusting!!!!I was hungry so, despite the appearance of the dish, I did try to eat... but I just change my mind half way...Realizing my situation, the young girl serving me, came over and offer to change my dish... sort of 30 min too late...At the moment I was paying, I did say about my dish, and the manager or owner, I really don't know, just says next time would be better... and charge me as usual. You know when is gonna be "the next time"? NEVER!!!!!
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5. Bossa Nova Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Bossa Nova Bistro is the ideal place to enjoy a meal, tea time (with the traditional cheese bread), or a drink in a quiet setting and cozy ambient, with the best of Brazilian and international cuisine. Our menu carries the signature of Chef Georgio Rock ,
Reviewed By Daniel L
Got to this restaurant almost by accident, coming from a sunset at the mirante do farol. I had had a look for the best restaurants in the island on tripadvisor but this restaurant wasn't listed there, probably because of its lack of reviews in other languages (which is the reason I'm writing this one in English, more people should know about this place).We ordered spaghetti with shrimps and steak with mushrooms. The food took a little while to arrive, but the waitress was really sweet and came to our table often to remind us that it was taking a little longer than usual because the meals were all freshly made and I guess we were the first dinners of that evening.In the end, I had one of the best steaks I ever had (and I'm a steak lover) and my girlfriend was impressed with her shrimps. Also, the portions were quite big, expect to leave stuffed.But the best part is definitely the view. The restaurant is set on a big terrace facing the ocean, sitting on the slope between the port and the lighthouse. I almost regret going there after the sunset, as this is definitely one of the island's best spots to see it.I don't know if the staff speaks English and the menu was in Portuguese, but it's definitely worth a try. They don't offer "combo" options for two (at least for dinner) and they are a little pricier than the average on the island, expect to pay a little over 120 R$ for a meal for two.
4. Jony Milanesa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 254 reviews
Reviewed By emmabZ8025WQ
Went in for a late and small dinner with my boyfriend. We are both vegetarian. We shared a main because we had a massive lunch. Ordered the zucchini milenasa with âwok de vegetables sauceâ - delicious, got two milenasa on the place with salad, rice and chips, also fried egg. All for $35BR! Caprihinas were yum too - two for $15BR. Total price of $50BR ($17 Australian) is very acceptable! Really friendly service too! Thanks!
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3. Portalo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By maharas2013
I loved the ceviche served with toast and the picanha sandwich. Also my daiquiri was delicious. I didnt expect much when I got there but it was one of the best food I had in Morro.
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2. Mare Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By KatKoe
We enjoyed an excellent dinner with our 2 kids. We had the seafood platter with lobster, clams, squids and fish served with rice and french fries. Food was great, service nice and the setting right next to the sea was wonderful. Our youngest does not like seafood so he had a steak which was also excellent.
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1. Andina Cozinha Latina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 690 reviews
Andina is a small restaurant in the village, where we work with daily menu, a short menu with only 5 options and the dessert, menu explained in each table, so you can clear the doubts and better choose what you want to try . The dishes are created with wh
Reviewed By Omer T
Everything was excellent - the service, the food and even the prices are more than fair!Must visit hereDear Omer!Thank you!! We really appreciate that you share your experience of the dinner in Andina! We work everyday taking care of every detail, just to make you have a good dinner!If you came back to Morro de São Paulo again, would be waiting for your visit!!Gonzalo and Irene, owners of Andina
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