Plan your trip with our routes

By order of the route: ask the taxi to leave you in the Jobi, at the end of Leblon

1. Jobi Ataulfo ​​de Paiva in 1166, with Rua General Artigas (fried sardines, filet mignon with cheese, casquinha siri)

2. Belmonte boteco Rua Dias Ferreira 521, corner of Rua General Venancio Flores Boteco Belmonte (all kinds of boulinhos and cakes from 4.70 R $)

3. Bracarense Bar on Rua Jose Linhares 85-B, almost Ataulfo ​​de Paiva
Bolinha camarao with catupiry, or feijoada bacalaho unit R $ 2.90 (€ 1.2)
Dried meat pie catupiry 4 R $ (1.6 €)
Chopp beer (on tap) R $ 5.10 (€ 2.4)

4. Chico and Alcaide on Rua Dias Ferreira 679, corner of Av Bartolomeu Mitre (barquinha de peixe e camarao for 5.60 R$, caldo de frutos do mar for 17 R$)

5. Cachaça Academy in Rua Conde de Bernadote 26 (would be the continuation of Rua Dias Ferreira, once across the Av Bartolomeu Mitre)
Sampling of caipirinhas

You can not leave Rio de Janeiro without do the “botecos” route in Leblon. Between a bar and a restaurant, the botecos or botequims are traditional bars with terrace most of them and most of tapas dishes but are not as abundant as those of a normal restaurant. Here you have two options: either you follow the path that we are going to propose and going testing or you choose one of them and pass the evening there. Our recommendation: if it is a weekend or holiday, will all crowded so you better get in line at one of them and once you enjoy it you are sitting quietly. In that case, the two best are the super-classic Jobi or relatively new but already famous Chico and Warden.

If you do the route can start by Jobi, go through the Belmonte (it’s a chain but it is always crowded), outisde to Bracarense (by the way if you go by the Rua Umberto and other boteco encontraéis you thirst for a crash) and after somewhat to back and up to get to Chico and Warden. When acabéis, if you still feel like you are either close have Cachaça Academy where you can take the “sampling of caipirinhas”.Just to have a little bit of charm would be a great site! In any case, a capirinha is a caipirinha!

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