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State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rio de Janeiro
Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in Rio de Janeiro. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you.. Commonly called “blessed by God” by locals, Rio de Janeiro is nestled between world famous beaches and beautiful mountains, and presided over by the statue of Christ the Redeemer. Its nickname of “Marvellous City” is easy to understand after seeing all this buzzing city has to offer. There are attractions that cater to any style - everything from visiting historical landmarks and important cultural centres to relaxing on the beach to enjoying the great nightlife scene. Neighbourhoods like Ipanema, Urca, Botafogo, Santa Teresa and Rio’s downtown will always have a way to surprise you. As a special treat, go to Arpoador to watch the sun set and take part in the local custom applauding the sun, thanking it for another stunning day in Rio de Janeiro.
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10. Porto Frescatto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Porto Frescatto is a new concept of restaurant & fish shop that brings together in one place the best flavors of the sea and international culinary, mainly focusing on the quality of the product and its flavor. Its detailed decor reflects the personality
Reviewed By BIGJOE55BR
Seats to be improved. Good waiter. Food middle range. Short wait after ordering. Fine prices. Good baroa chips.Hey Joe!! Tahnk you for your feedback. We really appreciated it. In regards to the seating, would you mind being more specific in your explanation, so we can try to fix it? Next time, try our feijoada! It's delicious. Hope to see you soon. :)
9. Hachiko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1245 reviews
Located in a charming colonial-style building in the 15th-century Cultural Corridor, Hachiko is an invitation to the palate. Translation of the perfect symbiosis between contemporary cuisine and the ancient oriental cuisine, Hachiko awakens sensations wit
Reviewed By Schiphorst
Well, as I use to say: Every costumer knows when the owner of the business is on duty. Mauricio takes his task very seriously and developed sharp eyes to every costumer needs or feeling in concern of quality of food and service. The waiter Zé (pronounce the é as you say in yeah) is outstanding.You will pay a formula price of reasonable R$ 130,00 (about US$ 37,00) for an "all you can eat" plus desert. My wife assures that was the best lemon pay she ever tried. The place is tiny so better arrive before 12:30h, and opens just for lunch.Creative and exquisite far east food in an impeccable service, just in the hart of downtown of Rio de Janeiro, in a walking distance of lots of important places to visit as well as the public transportation to everywhere.Donât miss the ceviche and the tuna avocado.This is the one you must to go...Hi! We were super happy with your evaluation. We really take care of every detail here at Hachiko, as we know that this is fundamental for whoever visits us.You can be sure that we will convey your compliments to Zé and our entire team.Just a note: We also opened for dinner. So on your next visit, you can be with us at night.See you soon!Team Hachiko.
8. Restaurante Toca da Traira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 987 reviews
Typical Brazilian seafood you can find here. In our menu the freshest and best quality fish and diferent kinds of shellfish from Brazilian shores. High quality food, brazilian drinks, beers, wines, knowledgable service and a fantastic atmosphere in front
Reviewed By Justine S
This restaurant specializes in pintado, a meaty fish like grouper. They dust the fish fillets in parmesan and wrap on a churrasco (Brazilian barbecue, or churrasco) spear, and grill. You choose your side dishes--we chose alla Meuniere, with broccoli rice (green and delicious), potatoes and a butter sauce with small shrimp, mushrooms and large caper berries. A great value and plenty of food for two. Friendly, attentive service--obrigada, Pedro!
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7. Marin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By vitorbabrazil
One block away from Botafogo tube station and amongst a number of other similar bars, this small restaurant offers a quality and creative menu, with very interesting combinations to surprise and please the eager and trained palates - it has character!Every day (exepct for Mondays) there are three specials (around 7-10 euros), in satisfying portions and appealing presentation.The guys in the kitchen do a great job, so is the waiting at tables, always present and attentive!Make sure to have "quindim de chocolate com sorvete de creme e calda de maracujá" - quindim is a egg yulk based Portuguese dessert one would never think of adding chocolate to, and they dared to do it, congrats!!
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6. Bar do David
Overall Ratings
4 based on 743 reviews
Reviewed By Ruth1948
We visited here on a Sunday afternoon. We had read the previous reviews and were not surprised when the taxi driver refused to drive us up the hill to this place. So we walked the 15 minute path, and we felt perfectly safe! Smiling at the locals as they smiled back, only enhanced our feeling of security. We were waited on by Davidâs wife and another family member, and although our conversation was in English on our side, and Portuguese on their side, we understood each other easily. Our first dish was the seafood salad. It was artistically served and tasted wonderful. Our next course was the pork ribs. The meat fell off the bone, and these had to be the leanest ribs ever. The meat was flavorful and savory. We ended with a seafood stew. Although not my favorite, my husband gobbled down the entire bowl. We had the opportunity to meet David and found him to be a really likable person. He entertained us with stories and photos of the many celebrities who have eaten there. After we ate, Davidâs wife took us upstairs to show us a special surprise. Then David called and tried to get us a taxi, but no one was working on a Sunday evening, so he personally took us down the mountain to a taxi station! How often would you find an owner who would go out of his way for foreign customers?By all means, visit this place for a wonderful experience. After all, if the U.S. Ambassador to Brazil, and Michael Bloomberg, and Hugh Laurie (Dr. House) all ate here and enjoyed themselves, wouldnât you?
5. Restaurante Skinna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 513 reviews
Reviewed By RKSR59
This seafood restaurant (donât worry: they serve meat and other non-seafood dishes for those that donât like or are alergic to it) is the quintessential neighborhood restaurant. It reminded me of the more famous brethren in Ipanema and LEBLON in terms of food quality, decor and ambiance.I strongly recommend that you give It a try if you come all the way out to Barra.
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4. La Bocca - Bar & Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 633 reviews
Reviewed By Nikola R
The food especially the octopus starter was excellent. The staff were friendly and for Rio standards attentive. The restaurant lacked ambience but the food made up for this. Definitely would return.
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3. Giuseppe Mar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 165 reviews
Reviewed By Tdandrade
What a great seafood!Despite it is expensive it is a great option for a fancy night.You should try those âPanelinhasâ and the âCoxinha de SiriâFor the mais dish I followed to the main âPanelinhaâ but this time with shrimps, squid and octopus.Definitely one of the best places to eat seafood in Rio.
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2. Camarada Camarao - Rio Design Barra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1582 reviews
The flavors of the northeastern beaches directly to the elegant gastronomic center of Rio Design Barra. The restaurant Camarada Camarão specializes in seafood. Already established in Recife, where it was founded, the Camarada has won Carioca version for l
Reviewed By Andrea H
We were a large group and as food enthusiasts and even with a Chef included in our group, we had an amazing dinner. We tried each other orders and no one was disappointed. Every dish was well designed and prepared. I highly recommend this place. It is worth the price.We were very happy when we received reviews like this! Come back to Camarada forever! :)
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1. Marius Degustare
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11831 reviews
Tasting Menu - Fish / Seafood and Special Grilled meats served continuously at the table. Buffet: Caviar, oysters, smoked carpaccio, japanese cuisine, cheeses, sea urchin, appetizers, snacks, salads and other dishes. Dessert Buffet: Great variety of desse
Reviewed By NubianKat
My daughter's Birthday present from us was a trip to Brazil - Rio. For her actual birthday took her to the Marius....What an absolute Brilliant choice!! The decor ambience food and service was 100% and fitted the occasion perfectly!! Thank You Marius.
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