Really pretty covered plaza on the ground floor of the museum is the setting for this chain cafe…read more They had plenty of tables both inside the restaurant and outside in the covered patio, encased by the beautiful architecture of the building. The menu was quite complete with drinks, appetizers, salads, sandwiches and pastas. We tried a few specials of the day. Suco do dia 2was an orange juice mixed with caju. The cafe of the day was a cherry roast which was very tasty and properly served with a tiny stick of chocolate and a spritzer chaser. The beer of the day was from KÜD, a local brewery, a tangerine ale which was awesome. For food, the Moroccan couscous salad with chicken pieces covers in mint yogurt dressing was pretty tasty. The burger came smothered in American cheese and had a huge helping of unsalted fries on the side. It wasn't too remarkable but fine. Service was prompt and friendly. Definitely a great place to meet a friend for lunch. There's live music on certain days, just check the museum schedule online.

I loved the drinks, the food wasn't bad either…read more But most of all, I just thought it was cool seeing videos projected onto the building next to us while eating and drinking with friends. I did not order a lot of food but the things that I did order were pretty good. ESPECIALLY the eggrolls. They were stuffed with mozzarella and tasted holy. This place feels very modern and the staff takes orders through iPod Touches. WiFi is free here too so if you're on a limited data plan, this is just an added bonus! I would return to this place again with more friends.

Good food and drinks. They have an (kinda) outdoor space with a big screen where people dance, talk…read moreand have fun. We sat near the entrance but were able to see what's going on in that space. I liked the taco and caipirinha.

Located on a regular residential street a bit out of the centro, the Burger Bistrô is not your…read moretypical Belo Horizonte restaurant. It is clean, spacious, and comfortable. The design is retro with some booths, Marilyn Monroe photos on the walls, old coke bottles, etcetera. The menu is American inspired with mostly burgers on offer. There are onion rings and fries as well (the burgers do not come with fries standard). For desert there are icecream milkshakes in a range of flavors and an cookie-icecream sandwich. I was not impressed with the French fries. Very bland, no crispiness. Worse than McDonalds. My black burger (R$25) was decent size and well prepared, but it was very sweet. Some greens or a slice of tomato would have been nice. My table partners were happier with their burgers than I was with mine. Sadly, the service was extreeemely slow - at least on the (busy) Saturday evening that we visited. It took forever to place an order and even longer for the food to be served.

Found a cheese burger as big as Texas at Eddie Fine. Burgers. Had the Bacon cheeseburger and it was…read moregreat. A heaping pile of bacon and very cheesy. The burger has a nice flavor too, meat was moist and not a hint of dryness. Bring your appetite, you will need it to finish the burger. Great place way to Go Eddie.

A greta place to go when you are missing a good burger including good ketchup (Heinz). The Eddie…read moreis always a popular burger or make it to order. Careful asking for rare. It comes out almost raw. The safer bet is "ao ponto." My favorite shake is the Nutella. Mmmm. The service is usually friendly, although late at night a bit slow. The retro decor is always fun to look at. Overall a very pleasant experience.

Very expensive chain restaurant for most Brazilians on a local salary but hugely popular…read morenonetheless. We came here with a group of 7 (Ozzie friends) and were seated relatively quickly. It is a bit dark inside, but our large round table in the far corner was actually well lit. The food is named after non-existing Australian dishes (because "Outback"), but it looks good and tastes well. They have some nice beers and other drinks. Service was good.