Top Restaurants in Sao Joao del Rei
Top Things to do in Sao Joao del Rei
- 1. Nossa Senhora do Pilar Cathedral
- 2. Igreja de Sao Francisco de Assis
- 3. Nossa Senhora do Carmo Church
- 4. Sao Joao Del Rei Historic Center
- 5. Memorial Tancredo Neves
- 6. Church of Nossa Senhora das Merces
- 7. Railway Museum
- 8. Church of Nossa Senhora do Rosario
- 9. Museu Regional de Sao Joao del-Rei
- 10. Ponte Do Rosario
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State of Minas Gerais, Brazil Food Guide: 10 Bar food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sao Joao del Rei
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Sao Joao del Rei, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil including Taberna d'Omar, Penna's Bar, Scenario Chopperia, Obarlix Pizzaria e Chopperia, Scenario Chopperia, Sao Jorge Bar Divertido, Bartelie, Bar do Zotti, El Pirata, Bar Sao Geraldo
Things to do in Sao Joao del Rei
10. Bar Sao Geraldo
9. El Pirata
Reviewed By Felipe Ibrahim A
O bar é um dos últimos a fechar na cidade. Além das cervejas tradicionais enconrradas em qualquer bar, ainda possui as raras weltenburger kloster bier. Cervejas artesanais alemãs excelentes.O bar conta com musica ao vivo, mesas de sinuca, preços bons e ambiente animado. Os garçons trabalham com uniforme de pirata e são bem humorados.
8. Bar do Zotti
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By maiconelvis
O lugar é bom para turmas grandes, fica muito bem localizado. em alguns lugares bate muito sol. Mas a cerveja tava muito boa.
7. Bartelie
Reviewed By Maria_Belgo
Preços ótimos, cerveja geladinha, drinks muito bem feitos, porções a preços justos, a batata frita é de ótimo tamanho, sempre tem alguma programação. Gosto muito do ambiente e das cantores e bandas que lá se apresentam.
6. Sao Jorge Bar Divertido
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By maiconelvis
Local super interessante, ótimo ambiente, várias bebidas, música boa. Pode ficar bebendo alguma coisa no balcão ou dançar na pista. Muito bom pra ir com uma galera animada.
5. Scenario Chopperia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Maria_Belgo
Good place to go, though it's too crowded. I went with my husband and daughter and we asked some pork ribs and onion rings which was delicious indeed. But craft beer is too expensive considering what I am used to paying in other places here in São João Del Rei and Tiradentes. The service is good. They don't charge tips.
4. Obarlix Pizzaria e Chopperia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Claudia D
O bar fica num shopping, no piso superior, possui mesas externas que dão para a rua. Pedimos uma porção de pastel de angu de carne, muito saboroso, só que estava muito encharcado de óleo, a porção de lombo vem na chapa, com cebola, também com muito óleo. O chope Heineken é bem tirado e geladinho, a caipirosca de limão estava deliciosa. O atendimento é bom
3. Scenario Chopperia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Maria_Belgo
Good place to go, though it's too crowded. I went with my husband and daughter and we asked some pork ribs and onion rings which was delicious indeed. But craft beer is too expensive considering what I am used to paying in other places here in São João Del Rei and Tiradentes. The service is good. They don't charge tips.
2. Penna's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By mariacecilia_gc
à um bar e restaurante raiz, com tira gostos tipicamente mineiros, com preço acessÃvel e muito saborosos. A cerveja é bem gelada e costuma passar jogos de futebol. Apenas leve dinheiro, pois o bar não aceita cartão.
1. Taberna d'Omar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Reviewed By Ramesh27
It was sunday, and we were recommended, to stop by and peek in at the restaurant called Taberna d'Omar, on the street corner in front of the church... however, the atmosphere was brutally irresistible, and we just HAD to stay. For those not familiar with Brazil, a couple of decades ago, it was quite popular to have sunday morning in small bars with live music playing, of a particular type of brazilian style known as "chorinho". It is part of the "bohemian bar culture", and now harder to find, as it is usually only the older generation that appreciates it, and the youngsters are not learning to play it. It is 100% brazil, and culture, and traditionally, only to be found on sundays. To our surprise, the place was packed, and a band was playing chorinho, so nobody was inclined on leaving... but we got a spot in the restaurant.So that is the cultural "background" of the scene... in a restaurant in a historic colonial-style building, in front of the square of the church of Nossa Senhora do Carmo (Our Lady of Carmel), which could be seen from the huge colonial windows.That not being enough, the food was just as good as the rest of the setting: in other words, a journey to paradise! Yes, in this small spot, we managed to forget where we were, and what was happening in the world, as it created its own world of music and food, combined with overworked, but extremely friendly staff. The food was great, the salads fresh, the meals prepared with care.If you manage to visit Sao Joao del Rei over the weekend, save your sunday for the lunch or luncheon break here - you will not regret it!
Where to eat Brazilian food in Sao Joao del Rei: The Best Restaurants and Bars
