Soooo many styles, these are just a few pictures of what the store carries. Its very clean and…read moresuper organized. Many sizes available and the staff are all available to help you find a size and the employee that helped me spoke English :-)

Bigger of the two stores in Copacabana. This one has clothing as well as all the sandals for babies…read moreup to adults. Aside from the solids, they have tons of the licensed characters including Flintstones, Star Wars, Snoopy, and Minions. For women, they have the Swarovski line. If they don't have your size, ask because they do have some stock though hidden in bins, boxes, and in the back. For an added treat- ask for their paper gift bags to present your treasures.

We only went to the Havaianas store because the local H store did not have a large enough…read moreselection. This store had the men's olympics flip flops for which we were looking. This location of Havaianas was amazing. We bought 6 pairs and paid about $6.85/pair in US $. Our local shop around the corner from our hotel in Copacabana was about $9/pair in US$. The cab ride to the mall was $16Reais and back was $7Reais on the bus. Still a great deal compared to purchasing these in the US. Thanks Rio!

Yelp Review 2025 #202:…read more A mall in Leblon that has beloved Brazilian brands and international brands as well. I didn't come here to shop per se but to get something specific. But walking around this mall was a fun time. It wasn't super crowded despite being a holiday. This mall has it all. Coffee shops, bars, restaurants at different price points, chocolate shops, clothing stores, açaí, toy stores, etc. It has a cinema. It's clean, spacious and well-organized. It was easy for me to find what I was looking for despite being distracted by all the different stores. If you're tired of being out in the sun on the beach, this is a nice little break. Nearby, you'll find more restaurants, bars and coffee shops. Store employees don't speak much English but with translation apps, you'll be fine.

if you are a tourist visiting Rio .... this isn't a place you want to go to. Nothing here that a…read moretourist would want. It's an old shopping center that seems dilapidated with a lot of empty stalls. Also, no air conditioning and very hot place. the picture of the escalator is very misleading. Must have been a picture that's 20 years old when the place was new. We went around and in less than 10 minutes we took a taxi and went to a different shopping mall

I was recommended this mall for its great prices. The building us 12 stories with a small selection…read moreof stores and services on each level. This building has everything! Beauty and spa services, souvenir shops, clothing stores, a cafe and restaurant, and other businesses I might have missed. I only wanted to buy a few bathing suits, and was almost overwhelmed at how many swimwear shops there were. They can be found on every level. Some were selling sets for ~300 Reias, but a few had great mark downs for 70-100 Reias. It's definitely worth it to take time looking through this mall. There is an elevator on each level, but I found the stairs easier to explore the entirety of the building.

Shopping mecca! Just two blocks from Coppa this place has everything you want as a tourist or a…read morelocal. I came here in search of a Brazilian bathing suit. Full disclosure, I really had anxiety about the whole bathing suit thing coming from the northern US where I've only ever seen full coverage bottoms at the beach. Based on recommendations from other yelpers (Gabriele J and Mitzy R) I came here and not only did I get 3, that's right 3, bikinis but I'm a convert! I will never go back to my full coverage suits. My fav place was La Ariea on the 7th or 8th floor. They were the only place with bikinis with a "G" bottom. Yes the "P" or "S" weren't going to hold this bumbum. But the place has more than just tons of bathing suit stores, they had plenty of options for workout gear (yes I got several one piece suits to bring back), a store full of sarongs for $R13 (not the 25/30 on the beach) and a great place called Pado de Sol with tons of souvenirs. The prices vary throughout the floors. If you see something you like but don't like the price I'm sure you'll see it on another floor for a different price. Definitely recommend coming here. Note bathrooms are only on floor 12.

Nice shopping mall with plenty of store choices. easy access via taxi or uber. Air conditioning was…read morecool. Plenty of restaurants and fast food choices. Very well-lighted and clean. We came from another shopping center that we searched via yelp. Those old reviews are very misleading. We left that shopping center in a matter of minutes and decided to come to this mall. This is infinitely better.

The Hilton concierge suggested we come here. She suggested a taxi but we took Uber. About 5-10…read moreminute ride over. We were dropped off in front by the taxi area. The indoor shopping center is a massive complex. Four floors of stores; with a good size food court, and a two floor parking garage. We were there around noontime. Many office workers having lunch. It's like one stop shopping here. Clothing, shoes, refrigerators, housewares, mattresses, barber shop, nail and pedicure, etc. Several international labels like Nike, Zara, Lindt truffles, and Daiso. And Havainas, the Brazilian flip flop store. We did mostly window shopping. Our two little purchases - 1) two Portuguese egg tarts from a small vendor and 2) Lindt truffles by weight. Later it was another easy Uber ride back to the hotel.

This was one of two main malls in the area and this one was smaller, but "easy-going" since it…read morewasn't as hectic and had more interesting/unique stores. If you're looking for a spot to meet up with someone or just take the time out to check your phone, this is a good spot since it's pretty quiet and not as rowdy as most malls one would go to.

Fun spot, but the customization process is a little confusing. Paid for flip flops and then…read morerealized that you had to pick out charms and pay, before they put them on. So had to wait at register 2x and the charm station 2x. But all in all it was a good experience, we had fun!

Havaianas are a lot more expensive in the US than they are in Brazil... and we don't get the same…read moreselection. The Havaianas in Rio has so many cute designs, patterns and styles. I opted for purple (my favorite color) metallic flip flops and added a Brazilian flag charm to the right flip flop. This was the perfect souvenir to bring home to commemorate a great vacation. Locally made with some Brazilian pride. Love it!

Awesome little dive bar + store. At this one, they sell falafel (a rarity in Rio) and Mac cheese,…read moreamongst other things. The food and service are both really good and there's plenty of seating, although it's outside. The store is really cool too. We're been to both this one and the one in Botafogo. They're definitely worth it, at least to see a cool little piece of Rio.