Boteco da garrafa is a beer pub where the beer is served in bottles. You won’t find Chopp or draft beer but you will find over 30 different bottles of cold beer with favorites from Germany, Belgium, Read more about Boteco da Garrafa Bar & Pub
Rota 66 Mexican Restaurant is another twist on the Tex-Mex cuisine adopted and influenced from tastes in Texas and other parts of the U.S. southwest. In fact, Rota 66 is all about recreating the adven Read more about Rota 66 Mexican Restaurant
For an Irish pub to be good, you need at least two winning attributes - beer and friendly waitresses. Shenanigans is good! The pub is a favorite spot for English speaking tourists who want their bee Read more about Shenanigan's Irish Pub & Sports Bar
The Rota 66 Restaurant group is spreading throughout Rio. The Restaurant's twist on Tex-Mex cuisine (originally opened in the Botofogo area in Humaitá) is now mainstream with it's location in Tijuca.
A popular downtown spot for lunch and happy hour, this corner restaurant and bar features casual outdoor dining with sumptuous snacks, drinks and hearty dishes prepared with care. Try the Tortillas
Al-Farabi is a happy hour favorite in a building dating back to 1865 and located between the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil and Praça XV. It maintains an impressive collection of rare books and nearl
A favorite bar and restaurant for lunch and happy hour patrons on a famous pedestrian-only street in Downtown Centro. The restaurant features traditional Portuguese dishes including feijoada and a wid
Happy Hour is a tough category to nail down in Rio – at just about every hour, people in Rio are happy. What we tried to do here is note the nightlife (bars and restaurants) venues that regularly promote 'Happy Hour' specials.
Perhaps, the best setting to enjoy a traditional happy hour is Rio's downtown Centro. As the business day ends, Cariocas and weary office workers will amble out on to cobble stone alleys where ancient buildings have been transformed into welcoming bars and cafes.
One of the favorites spots in Centro is the 18th-century arch known as Arco do Teles which is located in front of Paço Imperial (the original residence of the Portuguese royal family) and near the ferry station that departs for Niterói.
Cold drinks, appetizers and friendly banter make the eventual trip home a bit easier.
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