I have traveled to many places and have found this place to make a great tuna fish sandwich. You…read moremay ask why I ate a tuna fish here and I'll tell you exactly this, I couldn't read a thing on the menu. Plus, as a pescatarian, you can't go wrong with it. Also, they make amazing fruit juice drinks that are fresh and sold daily. The staff is friendly and help as they can be without knowing very little English. I've been here twice on my stay. I'd come back. Restrooms are tolerable.

This is one of the many corner juice bars that you will find in Rio. This one in particular I liked…read morebecause of the large variety of fresh juices, delicious burgers, and selection of pastries. The service was really fast, so it's perfect for on-the-go meals. You should really try a different fruit juice every time you go to Big Bi! They have many of the local fruits, like the maracuja (relative to passion fruit). On the negative side, burgers do not come with fries. Very few juice bars will have fries for the same price or will offer fries for this price and charge less with no fries. I would walk around and compare. SOME ADVICE (for Big Bi and other juice bars in Rio): [ ] Read the menu that I posted in the pictures BEFORE traveling to Rio. I did not do this and it was frustrating to order and most of the time it was a guess. Pastry names would be ideal. Employees at Big Bi and other juice bars spoke little Spanish or English and knowing what you are ordering before traveling to Rio will make your like and their life a whole lot easier! [ ] Use credit card. Most USA banks have a 3% foreign fee per transaction. So you only loose 3 cents per dollar vs. the average 20 cents that are lost when exchanging money. I used my credit card wherever offered (~50% of businesses accepted Visa) and saved a lot compared to my friends. [ ] Based on the prices at Big Bi, budget how much you will spend on outside food. Keep in mind that corner juice bars are probably the most affordable meals in Rio so this is a minimum. That's it! Hope you like this place as much as we did!

Neighborhood pizza place to gather with friends . Either sit…read moredown or take out. Friendly, fast. Don't expect New York good pizza but its good .

Dívalo pizza Palmitos salad…read more Mango juice Service was good. Highly recommend would return.

We had a quick brunch with chicken sandwiches, coxhinas and some waters. Though it took time, the…read morefood was good and relatively cheap (68R for 2 sandwiches, 4 coxhinas and 4 waters) next time we will try the juice...

Copa Lima is a little, stand up corner cafe in Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. My AirBnb…read morewas on top of this little juice and sandwich shop, and it was the perfect place to go at any time of the day for a juice and a sandwich. In the morning they had little breads called pao de queijo which is savory Brazilian cheesebread made from cassava/tapioca flour. I also loved getting fresh acai, and sucos (juices). The sucos I tried were all fresh, and always from ripe fruit. Pitaya, papaya, maracuya (passion fruit), and peach were some of the ones I've tried. If the juices are too sour, they conveniently have sugar and a liquid 0 calorie sweetener available. They accept visa, and the workers are extremely friendly. If you are staying on Rua Rodolfo Dantas, this is a great place to go for a juice or quick bite.

We went to this place for a quick breakfast bite right when we landed in Rio and was waiting for…read morecheck in at our hotel. Our concierge recommended Copa Lima when we asked for recommendations for some good acaí. What a great place! It's a little stand on a corner street where locals go to for coffee, snack, breakfast. Lots of locals were there getting their morning coffee. I ordered an açaí mixed with banana with granola on top...sooooooo good and fresh!! I definitely would have gone back again if I had stayed in Copacabana longer. They have a lot of pastry options too. We tried the pão de queijo and it was delicious. Cheap prices, and amazing quality for everything we got. There's no indoor or outdoor seating, since it's more of a quick stop corner stand. We took our açaí to the beach and enjoyed.

The convenience of this location was great. Near my hotel and was open until 3 or 4 am. Just be…read moreaware of little scamming kids. They claim theyre hungry and starving, yet they look like they lack ZERO calorie deficiency. One of em tried to throw in a meal for themselves when I was ordering in the kiosk. Nope! So convenience yes. But be aware. I came here too often for late night snacks !!! It served its purpose for not having to go far.

Worst McDonald's ever. Paid with 50$R (which was also stated on the bill !!!) for two really bad…read morecappuccinos. Should get 40$R back but when we asked for it after around 10 Minutes waiting, they gave us only 10$R and claimed we had paid with a 20$R bill. That was simply not true! After long unpleasant discussions and a unrecognizable survailance video on a smartphone (way too small to see anything) we left 40 minutes later WITHOUT our money. Outrageous how they deal with customers!!! The most expensive Cappuccino we ever had was also really bad. It says McCafe but has nothing to do with their quality brand! It is made from powder and hot water. :( AVOID THIS PLACE UNDER EVERY CIRCUMSTANCE!

sequence of events at sumol:…read more me: un yakisoba camarao par viaje, translates 1 shrimp yakisoba to go (using my newly acquired portuguese food ordering skills) restaurant owner: (talks to cook in the kitchen) (10 minutes later, still no sign of yakisoba) female employee: (picks up a plate of food ready for a customer, announces the food is ready, no one came to pick up the food, places plate inside the display cupboard). (2 minutes later) female employee: (takes out plate of food from cupboard and eats 2 pieces of french fries off the plate, passes plate back to kitchen) (0.000000001 millisecond later) me: (walks away from the restaurant) please allow me to summarize why i left the restaurant 1) the yakisoba took forever, and i didn't even get one confirmation whether or not my yakisoba will ever show up from the kitchen window 2) unhygienic, i mean, employees eating food off of a plate that was or probably will end up for another customer? yeah, no thanks. there are plenty of other sucos e lanches places scattered all over the streets of copacabana.

pretty much there is a sucos juice place on nearly every corner of copacabana. you can't go wrong…read morewith fresh juice. acai smoothie awesome the good ones for me: acerola y laranja and graviola guarana is like redbull for this area. also don't forget to eat Pão de Queijo -- chewy cheeseballs, awesome. most of the baked pastries are not must haves but make for a very functional breakfast.