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12 years ago
Tastes very similar to Pinkberry but the fruit selection toppings are amazing. Mango is my favorite. Perfect dessert for hot weather. read more
Yogoberry - Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt Near Me - Rio de Janeiro, RJ
Nossa Senhora Copacabana, 198 - Copacabana
Rio de Janeiro - RJ 22070-000
Brazil
Copacabana
(21) 2275-2137
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http://www.yogoberry.com.br
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What time does Yogoberry open?
Yogoberry opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Yogoberry close?
Yogoberry closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Yogoberry closes at 8:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does Yogoberry have parking?
Yes, Yogoberry has parking options.
Does Yogoberry have free WiFi?
Yes, Yogoberry has free WiFi.
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Momo's is a very good, artisan gelato place. they have the classic and unique flavors plus some…read moreover-the-top presentations. (fresh made cone filled with lquid chocolate and topped with gelato, can't even image) The cakes are beautiful and being made constantly. Indoor and outdoor seating gives you a break fromt he heat/sun or a chance to continue sunbathing. Momo's is very popular, the line was out the door but the wait is worth the treat. Even with the rush the staff was smiling and interacting. Other customers helped me (english only speaker) order and offer their suggestions for the best scoop. Great visit.
So tasty and fresh. The best gelato I have ever had in my life. It was not too sugary but flavorful.read more
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Went to Bacio for the first time is Los Angeles with my gf and then she moved to Brazil and WOO…read morehere it is! So decided to stop by here for a Gelato and it's so cute. Beautifully decorated, clean &tons of different flavors. You can try before you commit & that's exactly what we did.
Got strawberry with sweet creme and it was sooooo good!!! Very good gelato here! It's a super cute…read moresport in a nice shopping center closer to the movies.
Yum! Gelato is not…read moreicy because their machines constantly churn it. Also, super clean; very nice staff. For English speakers, they speak a bit of English.
Fresh gelato made right in front of you? What else is there not to like? The gelato was so creamy…read moreand delicious- I finished mine in record time:) We've had a lot of great gelato while in Rio. Momo gelato in the Copacabana Palace on the beach is awesome too;)
Gelato Mio entrance.
Italian owned at the heart of Ipanema, Vero Gelato Italiano utilizes only natural Ingredients to…read moreproduce a vast array of Ice Creams and Sorbets with three flavors in a sizable cup costing less than $3USD. Known as Brazil's only Gelateria accredited by the Accademia della Gelateria Italiana, and also popular for Pizza and Coffee, it is immediately upon entry to Rua Visc. de Pirajá thay guests are greeted warmly, a variety of flavors spread across two cases from which sampling is encouraged. Varying flavors daily, classics such as Pistachio and Coffee showing off smooth textures and a relatively small amount of Sugar, it was after tasting both Caju and Avocado that an over-filled cup was chosen, Dulce de Leche predictably a lot like Caramel while Rum-Pineapple-Amaretto improved upon America's "Rum Raisin" with Almond Liqueur and went well bite-for-bite against Romeu e Julieta comprising Cream Cheese plus Guava.
For tastebud adventure seekers, they have dijon mustard gelato (I was not a fan)…read more They didn't have yogurt gelato (my favorite) on the occasion I visited. I couldn't help wishing Vero were Bacio di latte (it wasn't). In sum, a fine gelato choice just blocks from the beach in Ipanema but nothing I could get too excited about!
Oh boy! This place is simply great. You can try any flavors you want before getting it so what…read morecould go wrong ??? I was very happy I found this place!
This place is very chic and cute! Great spot to hang out. They also serve coffee... My boyfriend…read morehad some ice cream to fulfill his sweet tooth and he absolutely love it! I tried and thought it was so good this place deserved a review!!!! Highly recommend! Enjoy!
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THE best Ice Cream in Rio de Janeiro. Everything is made in house from an Itallian Ice Cream expert…read morewith a Brazillian touch. The BLACK mixed with mint chocolate chip is insanely delicious. Also, on the lighter side, they have a Cupuaçu (Fruit from the Brazillian Amazon) flavor that will leave you with an addiction. I also took home an ice cream cake for a Birthday party...stole the show..HIGHLY recommended..!!
Dica do Blog "O que tem de Sobremesa" http://oquetemdesobremesa.com.br/
Gelato here was excellent!! The people who work here speak English. I didn't know it though. I…read morewalked in trying to translate the flavors using my google translate and the man behind the counter said "just ask me whatever you want I speak perfect English " I was grateful. He allowed me to try a few flavors that i was interested in and i made my decision. The gelato was creamy, sweet and all the flavors were true to what flavor it was. A lot of times you ask for a flavor and it tastes nothing like it's supposed to taste. We went here twice. It is within walking of the JW Marriott.
Acai flavor
As one of Rio de Janeiro's more popular Ice Cream chains since 1988, Mil Frutas Café focuses on…read moreseasonal Fruits and variety, but storage prone to melting and re-freezing compromises textures in comparison to other nearby concepts such as Vero while service is both dismissive and unfriendly.
My favorite ice cream chain in Brazil. Try fig with mascarpone and Marron Glace and you won't…read moreregret it
Mil Frutas 09/05/19
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Whenever I need my coffee fix (the addict that I am...), I would choose Cafeina over Starbucks. (I…read morestill go to starbucks though and I am a fan... my starbucks baristas, please don't abandon me...) They have a breakfast menu (which, for the variety and quality of what they are serving, I can get it for slightly cheaper elsewhere. Not that the food is bad though, its decent, just talking about the price). They also have a wide selection of cakes (which I'm not a fan of because the few that I have tried so far has been too sweet for my liking), pastries (the ones I have tried are not too bad), pasta and sandwiches (which I have not tried), soups (decent) and some other stuff on their menu too. p/s : wifi password (regardless which branch you go to) : cafeina2014 (it was 2013 when i went in 2013 :p)
We stopped by this cafe for a light dinner and while it wasn't bad, nothing stood out as above…read moreaverage to us. I ordered the potato and chicken soup (~R$29), which could have used a lot more seasoning. My friend ordered the Caesar salad (~R$16) and mix sandwich (~R$18). The Caesar salad was so bland - you could see the dressing but it literally has no effect on your taste buds. The sandwich was decent, nothing special. The one thing that really did hit it out of the park was the pineapple juice - so good!! However, my friends strawberry smoothie (R$12) was wayyyyy too sweet. Overall, would come here again for only coffee, pastries or pineapple juice. P.S. Wifi password is Cafeina2015 (or whichever year it happens to be)
Short walk from the JW Marriott, this outside dining option offered some snacks and the breakfasts…read morelooked plentiful. The falafal was a bit different but the fresh juice and smoothies were refeshing. The acai bowls looked tempting but we did not have time to try. Service was pleasant and patient with our google translate. Everywhere seems to accept Visa without issues,
Bibi Sucos has a lot of great options for breakfast and lunch, but I came in to try one of their…read moreaçaí bowls. As a visitor, this is a must when in Brazil. I ordered a small bowl and it was a big portion. Toppings are an extra charge, individually priced, and come on the side. I chose bananas, toasted coconut, and honey. The acai bowl is sweet enough on its own, so honey isn't necessary, but the toasted coconut added a great texture. This is a great restaurant. There is plenty of indoor and covered outdoor seating, a colorful atmosphere, and I was attended to quickly.
I've been a fan of Outback for a long time, so I found tha Vikings, a place very similar and it…read moremakes me an automatic fan. Vikings is a food haven, there are plenty of options for carnivores and vegetarians too with a menu focused on to satisfy all audiences, so this is one of the few places that can please most palates. The food resembles American cuisine with many other cultural spices and flavors. I, my groom and a group of friends came for an early Saturday 5:30 pm to a happy hour and were seated immediately. The place was actually about half full already and completely full when we left around 8:30 pm, with a small wait out the door. The indoor of restaurant is covered, there are two bathrooms and a space one especially large for biggest celebrations. The service is excelent, with helpful and fast waitstaff that know the menu and are pretty friendly. In addition, the kitchen is great, but I remember getting our main dishes very late. However, the food is the best! I love their plates and I think that many options are cheap, for example, my favorite dish is the hamburguer from soy with rice and salad for R$25. The vegetables and meat are super varied and change seasonally, so it will always mix up if you come frequently. I think Vikings is nice enough for a casual date or to bring your friends and parents. It's charming, slightly dark and very much famous in Rio de Janeiro. I indicate for tourists and residents of city.
It has a really nice atmosphere. It makes you feel like a real Viking, but fancy, since you can use…read moreforks. The food and service are fantastic! The staff members are into the Viking history so they can tell you a lot of stories, the theme is not only about decoration. The prices are high but considering that everything is manufactured, I think is worth it.
My favourite spot for a late breakfast/brunch on a saturday in Rio…read more Jardim Botanico is a very charming place to walk by on a saturday At Casa Carandai not to miss the sanduich ciabatta in canastra cheese and italian salami. Everyday diferent sugestions and all amazing! They also have a deli and a whine store
Veja Rio awarded Casa Carandai with best bread for 2015…read more(http://vejario.abril.com.br/materia/comidinhas/melhores-casas-comidinhas-veja-comer-beber-2015) And after having breakfast here a few times, I have to agree! Best baguette I've had in Rio so far (even better than my beloved Talho.) On the weekends, they serve a breakfast buffet for $42 which includes a hot beverage. Besides the usual ham, cheese, papaya and fresh juice there's also yogurt with toppings and a variety of cake and bread. A waitress comes around with freshly toasted bread as well. The dining area is small and probably best suited for parties of six or fewer. The other half of the building is a storefront that sells deli products, wine and local/foodie pantry goods that you might not necessarily find at Zona Sul, like chocolate from Beth Chocolates and Strumpf Ketchup.