Decent spot in Tamandar&eacute;. Had the fish in shrimp sauce &mdash; pretty good, and the portion was generous. Staff was friendly enough.

The food was tasty and the beach right there is gorgeous, but service was meh. Had to order at the counter and nobody checked on us. Still, the quiet vibe near the church makes it worth stopping by.

The set menu with wine is honestly a solid deal &mdash; appetizer, main, dessert, all covered. Ceviche was the highlight for me, fresh and tangy, really well balanced. Brownie for dessert surprised me, dense and rich, not too sweet. Only thing is the place gets a bit loud when it fills up, but that didn&#39;t ruin the meal.

Came for happy hour on a Saturday and the food hit the spot, especially with ice-cold beer. Bar area was chaos though, had to grab stuff ourselves. Waiter was nice but probably better on a quieter night.

The buffet pizza here is decent for the price, I&rsquo;ll give it that. But the variety is pretty limited, so don&rsquo;t come expecting tons of options. Service was a bit slow too, took a while to get our drinks refilled. Still, the view is nice and it&rsquo;s fine for a casual meal. Just not somewhere I&rsquo;d rush back to.

The vegan moqueca with banana and coconut milk really caught me off guard&mdash;so rich and flavorful. A cold caipirinha on the side made it even better.

The apricot-walnut brioche was the highlight, so fresh and buttery. Service was a bit slow though, new staff still learning the ropes.

The pasta was still good but the sauce seemed thinner than before. The grated cheese wasn&#39;t quite the same either. Still a nice spot, just hope they bring back the old quality.

The lamb burger was solid. Juicy, well-seasoned, no complaints. I&rsquo;d order it again if I&rsquo;m in the area. Nothing fancy about the place, but it does the job.

Solid pastries and the price is right. Counter crew moves fast even with a line out the door. Gets packed but that&#39;s the sign of a good local spot.

Food&#39;s good and portions are solid. Price is a bit steep though. Still, it works when you&#39;re at the mall and need something quick. 🍽️

The pastrami with queijo do reino was so good. Cold Heineken on the side, perfect combo. Place gets really lively during Carnival, love that energy. Just bring cash, they don&#39;t take cards then. Kind of annoying but whatever. The vibe makes up for it.

We stopped by for lunch and got the picanha. Pretty good, honestly. J&uacute;nior took care of us, very attentive without hovering. For what we paid, the food was decent. Place gets a bit busy around noon, but it&#39;s fine. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Solid lunch spot &mdash; the self-service spread was fresh and the staff kept checking on us. Didn&#39;t try the evening menu but the piano thing sounds nice. Good enough for a quick bite.

Great chocolate selection and the hot chocolate was spot on. Cakes looked amazing too. Pricey though, but you&#39;re paying for the vibe.

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