Spoiled for Choice in Copacabana

By Juarez Becoza

April 1, 2018

The huge counter at Adega Pérola in Rio de Janeiro contains a multitude of culinary surprises. The botequim offers more than 50 types of petiscos (the Portuguese terms for tapas) from both land and sea, and we have yet to try one that we didn’t like.

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Published on April 01, 2018

Fresh Catch in Copacabana

Rio | By Juarez Becoza

RioAdega Pérola, a bar that sticks close to its Iberian roots, offers more than 50 types of tapas from both land and sea. One of the best is the fresh tuna marinated in olive oil and served with onions, best eaten with your hands.

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Amazonian Food in Santa Teresa

Rio | By Culinary Backstreets

RioDelicious Amazonian food is just one element of our truly adventurous walk in the artsy, hillside Rio de Janeiro neighborhood of Santa Teresa.

February 6, 2016

Bacalhau on the Streets of Rio

Rio | By Catherine Osborn

RioAn employee of the popular bulk goods seller Casas Pedro slices up a bacalhau, a codfish beloved by Brazilians and a keen Portuguese culinary influence.