This is my favorite place from my trip to brazil. After the Moqueca, the food here was so unique…read moreand amazing. Its a cute vegan restaurant with great service. The menu is diverse and caters to different tastes. Stand out dishes: I enjoyed the lavender lemonade. Seitan baits with korean sauce had perfect crunch and it was my first time trying out seitan. Tofu with sesame crust with black rice. It was my first time having black rice but it paired really well with smoky tofu. The texture was great! Compared to the above dishes, i felt aromatic Burmese rice didn't stand out as much. Same with the batata rustica. These classic dishes were good however the menu has so many other interesting choices that might be fun to explore and taste great!

When traveling abroad researching vegan options is a most. Brazil is a meat eating country. I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find a 100% vegan restaurant in the Ipanema area of Rio. There were traditional Brazilian dishes prepared as a vegan option. Some of the options were not to my liking. The server was kind enough to remove it from my bill. I highly recommend Teva if you find yourself in Rio de Janeiro.

This place is amazing! It is in the heart of Ipanema, close to the beach and shopping. I was…read morevisiting Rio and asked a local for recommendations and they sent me here. I ordered the lamb croquettes. They were nice and crispy and the lamb was tender. For my main course, I ordered the chicken curry. It was so flavorful and the presentation was beautiful.

The Moqueca was the best I have had in Rio. Served with coconut rice and pineapple farofa. Ceviche…read morehad a tropical sorbet with it which was a first and actually worked. Banana brulee was good but basically just cooked bananas was brulee'd sugar. Packed place on mid day Sunday with slow service though. Food though made up for that.

I hate when I take non-vegan friends to a vegan restaurant and they enjoy it more than I do…read more It was my fault, I've never had gnocchi in my life before and they make a vegan version of it here! Too bad it tastes like crap. Blechhh. The mushroom sauce was worthy, but the gnocchi itself was mushy and made me think I was eating half digested food. The amount of parsley on top also made me feel like I was eating grass. *Insert joke about how veg*ns eat nothing but grass* So why 4 stars? Because everything else on the table was so good! It actually took every fiber of my being to try and enjoy my dish while we tasted each others. Stir fried noodles? Amazing. Italian sandwich? Unexpectedly savory and full of flavor. I had to feign 'fullness' and stop eating. I was actually still pretty hungry but the gnocchi was that bad. :( We all had dessert and those were just super decadent and yummy! The caipirinhas and beer were all cold, refreshing, and perfect on a warm day. So yeah, I just chose the bad apple on the menu. Better luck next time. Oh! One more thing, the chef here? Can we say absolute Brazilian Eye Candy? Yummy, I wish I could trade my dish in for him. And I think he saw us (my and my 2 girlfriends) catching glances roughly every 2.5 seconds. A good looking man that can cook? Wonder who the lucky lady is! ;D

So, many traditional Brazilian dishes and items feature meat. As a pescatarian, I can of course…read morehave fish (which I love), but I was a little nervous about how many things I'd actually be able to eat and enjoy during my time here. Well, come to find out, Brazil actually has a little vegetarian and vegan movement going on. Surprised? I was too, but glad that I found one veggie spot in Copacabana, Bio Carioca. There's a really low key vibe here, pretty much a no-frills environment. Yet, you can find an abundant amount of options, even featuring gluten free and vegan options. I was there for breakfast (which, isn't really a prime meal there, so, it's nice to find places serving it), so started out with a Cafe (an espresso shot, if you want more of a traditional "coffee", order an americano). Then, since I'm an egg fanatic, and even though it didn't seem like the most "exciting" thing on the menu, I ordered Omelete com pimenta biquinho e alho poro (leek and local bell pepper). You also get a choice of cheese in any of your omelets, mozzarella or ricotta. I chose ricotta, but, they messed that up and gave me mozzarella, whatever. The omelete was good, but what I especially loved was the local bell pepper, different from any domestic pepper I've had. These tiny little guys packed a lot of flavor, and a little bit of heat too.

Great spot for Brazilian-style dining. The meats were excellent, well cooked, flavorful, and…read moredefinitely the highlight of the experience. Service was also very good, attentive and friendly, and the overall atmosphere was lively and pleasant. The buffet had a decent selection, though it was a bit hit or miss. Personally I skipped the sushi, as the fish looked a little darker than expected. But maybe that's the colour of raw salmon in Brazil. Cocktails were very good, though they did come with quite a bit of ice. Parking on the street is very challenging, but you mainly come here on walk, since this area is quite touristy and offers many stores nearby.

My friends and I ended up eating at Carretao after took a nice bike ride from Sao Conrado to…read moreIpanema (highly recommend, btw). So we worked up an appetite and were ready to scarf down some meat. We were seated immediately and the waiter was quick to take our drink orders. I love how casual Rio is; people dining around us were in swim trunks and bikinis. So laid back--great vibes. The meats alone were pretty great, but the salad bar/buffet was a little underwhelming. I tried some sushi but it was not good. The sides that come to the table were also sub-par. I usually find myself munching on way too much bread because of how good it is, but that wasn't the case here. I really liked the steak with cheese and of course the picanha. Carretao is a great place for rodizio and the price isn't too bad. Though if I were back in Rio they wouldn't be my first choice.

Organic, natural, healthy Brazilian food in a hip, eco-conscious, and relaxed setting. Friendly…read morevibe too and the staff enjoys speaking English :) They have a wide variety of delicious cuisine: Chicken Tuna Salmon Burgers Salads Fresh Juices And More All served on unique plates ALL NATURAL You must try it, if you're in Rio Ask for sugar for drinks or salt and pepper if you need it

Healthy, fresh, creative, picturesque! Loved this place. A lot of millennial and Gen Z vibes. I had…read morethe grilled veggie platter with a side of tuna - it was delicious and came with a honey-tahini dressing. The farofa is made with crushed nuts and seeds, which is unique. The juices are perhaps one of the best parts, sugar free and refreshing. Prices are slightly higher than other Rio establishments but reasonable for the experience.

This small self serve lunch place is a surprising great option. The price is fair and the selection…read moreis always fresh. It's great for vegetarians and vegans although the often have a fish or chicken option too. I love the shimeji mushrooms and array of salad options. It's popular for lunch so be prepared for full tables during the peak lunch hour.

Doppel Burger is a vegan restaurant owned by a vegan eater. You can tell he cares about his product…read moreand likes interacting with guests. The burgers are pretty good, and that's coming from a meat eater! You order a burger based on a menu of toppings but then get to pick what kind of patty you'd like. There are four to pick from with the soy bacon being my favorite over the also good Indian one. When I visited they were out of many items on the menu which isn't a good look but that didn't stop me from getting what I hoped to order. Prices are a steal for what you get. Credit cards accepted and the owner speaks English. I'd visit again but try something else. There are better veggie burgers, but it's still a good choice if you're craving one.

Fantastic experience here! While traveling with my vegetarian coworker, we struggled to find…read morevegetarian options in Rio. A Google search pulled up this restaurant and I am so glad we trusted the reviews. We spoke with the owner, Alexandre, who informed us that he and his business partners are vegans. He gave us some awesome suggestions from the menu, and it turned out to be the best meal we had. As a meat eater, the vegan burgers could give some of my favorite non-veg burger places a run for their money. The fries were shoestring, my favorite kind. Service was fast and great. I will absolutely return on my next trip to Rio!

Great customer service. Love the atmosphere and how soccer friendly they are. They have a TV to…read morewatch the world cup. So nice to eat good food and enjoy the world cup. They give complimentary sausage and complimentary dessert. Highly recommend.

Hmmm mixed feelings about this place. To be honest the food was good, i enjoyed their feijoada. We…read moregot the rodicio da feijoada. However, the service left a lot to say. We were a a party of 14, and i know it's a lot to handle but from the start we were not attended correctly. Ordering food and drinks was a mess bc the server never asked for our drinks so we were all asking whoever passed by at different times since we had to be divided into 3 separate tables. Also we didnt receive everything that was promised with the feijoada rodicio. We were supposed to receive some sort of "shots" but we did not. Otherwise, the place itself is small but very pretty and romantic.

Good food for vegetarians, lacks a little flavour but a great save when you're tired of looking for…read morevegetarian food or tired of eating Italian all the time. For lunch they have a very nice buffet. Service is excellent!

Amo este lugar!! Eating well in Brazil as a vegetarian is no small task so I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to stumble upon this jewel of a restaurant. So many great vegan options, even desserts. I like that it is called "social club" too, because we struck up a conversation with two regulars here and ended up talking for hours! Overall, a great experience.

I just love this place. I eat here perhaps 3-4 times a week. Being that I am one of those annoying…read morepescetarian, gluten-free types, Savá is perfect for me. Their salmon is always perfectly cooked (the salmon kabob with zucchini is really good as well as the flax seed/quinoa crusted salmon). Don't get me started on their lactose/sugar free brigadeiro. It is so good that they often run out by 2pm. It is made from banana and chocolate armargo. They also have vegan/gluten free pão de quiejo made from mandioca...YUM! If you are a health nut, you have to try this place. The prices are very fair as well, so it won't break the bank. If you don't have enough time to sit down and have lunch, this place is good because the food is ready to go. You walk in, pick out what you want and go. For someone in a hurry, this is a fast and healthy option for a fair price.