Brazil
Restaurants (54)
Hotels (51)
Antiquarius
São Paulo
”Refined Portuguese dishes in a classy but slightly kitsch setting....” More
Carlota
Rio de Janeiro
”Chef Carla Pernambuco melds Brazilian, Italian, Asian and Portuguese cuisines seamlessly on the four-course tasting menu at her 10-table restaurant....” More
Copa Café
Rio de Janeiro
”This year-old bistro on Copacabana Beach is owned by a local DJ....” More
Fasano Restaurante
São Paulo
”Fasano at the Hotel Fasano, in São Paulo, has it going on, looks-wise (soaring ceiling, incredible wine rack, plenty of...” More
Gero
Rio de Janeiro
”The Fasano restaurant family, owners of the gorgeous Fasano hotel in São Paulo, oversees this hangout where the specialties are...” More
Jun Sakamoto
São Paulo
”A quiet, minimalist-modern temple where your raw tuna might come in iced shiso-flavored consommé with a ring of foie gras...” More
Le Saint Honoré
Rio de Janeiro
”A total makeover last year has turned this restaurant, on the top floor of Le Meridien Copacabana hotel, into one...” More
Olympe
Rio de Janeiro
”Renowned French chef Claude Troisgros has cooked in the kitchen here for 25 years, and his enthusiasm for the French-Brazilian...” More
Pecado
Rio de Janeiro
”Bolivian chef Checho Gonzales draws crowds with his tropical fusion menu....” More
Acarajé da Cira
Bahia
”Cira, dressed in the traditional baiana white head wrap and full dress, dishes out her famous acarajés, deep-fried, mashed-bean 'sandwiches'...” More
Acqua Benedicta
Embu
”Acqua Benedicta serves 80 artisanal varieties of cachaça, Brazil's popular sugarcane-based spirit. A shot of the rare Havana goes for...” More
Bar do Armando
Manaus
”A rail-thin expatriate Portuguese gentleman who would not look out of place as the headwaiter at Rick's Café (or as...” More
Bar do Zé
Búzios
”For the freshest seafood around, head to Bar do Zé , serving tropicalia on a plate—sea bass in passion-fruit sauce—chased...” More
Bira
Guaratiba
”You'll have to splurge on a taxi (roughly $100) to reach the small fishermen's beach of Guaratiba, 45 minutes south...” More
Café Brasil
Jericoacoara
”Uniquely Brazilian sandwiches like pernil (a popular pork cut), pineapple, and cheese make Café Brasil the top spot for lunch....” More
Caipifruta da Joe
Morro de São Paulo
”Joe Moutinho's pioneering barraca (tent), Caipifruta da Joe has been serving the masses for 19 years. A Bahian atabaque drum...” More
Camamo
Raia da Pipa
”Part Willy Wonka oddity, part gastronomic adventure, the eccentric culinary sideshow at Camamo—10 minutes from Baía dos Golfinhos by car...” More
Chocolate
Jericoacoara
”At Chocolate, a collection of hanging lanterns sets the mood in the eight-table alfresco risotteria with 20 versions of the...” More
Cristallo
Sao Paulo
”Eat on the cheap, grabbing a perfect cafezinho (coffee) and a fried coxinha (a dumpling of chicken crusted with mashed...” More
Da Graça
Rio de Janeiro
”At Rio de Janeiro's Da Graça, a kaleidoscopic display of religious icons competes with equally colorful dishes, such as bolinhos...” More
D.O.M. Restaurante
Sao Paulo
”D.O.M. Restaurante is considered among the best in the world...” More
Ecologiku's
Fernando de Noronha
”Sizable local lobsters are served whole or thrown into fiery capixabas (a version of Bahia's moquecas, or seafood stews)....” More
A Figueira Rubaiyat
São Paolo
”Outsize cuts of beef are served up with vinegary herbed red onions, while the occasional fig leaf floats onto your...” More
Gero
Sao Paulo
”The Italian cuisine at Gero, and at its mother restaurant, Fasano, is impeccably prepared....” More
Kosushi
Sao Paulo
”Arthur de Mattos Casas’s Modernist design is as fetching as the crowd. Oh, and the cooking is magnificent too....” More
Merlin o Mago
Parati
”Don’t miss A French-Brazilian meal at Merlin o Mago...” More
Nakombi
Sao Paolo
”This South American megalopolis gets more glamorous by the minute—and more accessible. Hop on a nine-hour overnight American flight and...” More
Paraiso Tropical
Bahia
”In the chic seaside neighborhood of Rio Vermelho, Paraiso Tropical serves a modern take on Bahian cuisine. ...” More
Restaurante Antiquário Patacão
Embu
”For a more formal experience, take a leisurely lunch at Restaurante Antiquário Patacão. Regional dishes such as musculo à frei...” More
Restaurante Maravilha
”The restaurant's menu is simple but inventive, with Brazilian- and Italian-influenced basics—shrimp and mango salad, artichoke risotto, seafood stew with...” More
Rodeio
Sao Paulo
”Beef is the specialty and picanha, or top sirloin, is the favored cut....” More
Sawasdee
Búzios
”The culinary traditions of Brazil and Thailand merge at Sawasdee ....” More
Siri Mole & Cia
Rio de Janeiro
”Try one of eight types of moqueca, a seafood stew, including lobster, crab, and squid....” More
Skye
São Paulo
”As I looked over the city at night from Skye, the Hotel Unique's rooftop restaurant, São Paulo seemed to contain...” More
Sorveteria da Ribeira
Bahia
”a bare-bones ice cream shop where we gorge on flavors such as coco verde, squeezed out of the freshest, youngest...” More
Souto Maior
Embu
”Getting into gallery-restaurant Souto Maior can be tricky: celebrated local fashion designer Maior's dinner spot has just 20 seats. All...” More
Spot
São Paulo
”This is one of Humberto's favorite places and a regular stop for design and media insiders. Humberto and I sat...” More
Yemanjá
Bahia
”Local spot famous for its traditional moquecas and other Bahian cuisine....” More
ZaZá Bistrò Tropical
Rio de Janeiro
”After sundown, grab a table on the top floor of ZaZá Bistrò Tropical, where soft candlelight and throw pillows set...” More
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