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11 years ago
Lovely sample of a grocery store. Specialty items, a restaurant with great patio. A bit pricey. Lots of tourists.
Av. Lúcio Costa, 4700
Barra
Rio de Janeiro - RJ 22630-011
Brazil
Barra da Tijuca
(21) 2434-5879
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https://www.zonasul.com.br
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What time does Zona Sul open?
Zona Sul is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Zona Sul opens at 6:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Zona Sul close?
Zona Sul is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Zona Sul closes at 10:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Sat Open 24 hoursSun 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Zona Sul have bike parking?
Yes, Zona Sul has bike parking.
Does Zona Sul have parking?
Yes, Zona Sul has parking options.
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I am definitely a fan of this place, because the prices are way cheaper than Carrefour or Zonasul…read more They have a good produce selection, bread, wine, their meat is awesome, tons of toiletries, etc. HOWEVER. You need to bring a book or your headphones to get through the line. Today I waited TWO EFFING HOURS to get my food. It was their aniversario sale, but STILL. I was near tears. I do appreciate the always ready cabs, and there are some stores I always need underneath (kalunga) but I can only muster up the strength to go here every other month. However, I am single, so with a family, the savings are probably worth it.
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Well. What is there to say. It's big. Has a lot of things. You will wait in line until you want to…read morecry sometimes. The prices are decent but sometimes the selection of produce is terrrrrrible. They have a pretty decent plant selection in the back, bikes, dog food, cleaning supplies, electronics, etc. You can pay bills, buy a cellphone, eat some food at their mini food court. The people who work there look miserable and move in absolute slow-motion, but I mostly just find this funny. It is what it is.
Wow this grocery store is horrible. We live in ipanema and im pretty disgusted with zona sul's…read moreprices and lack of selection so i thought it might be nice to check out a big box store in barra. For some things prices are significantly cheaper here, even as much as half off. But for being about 10 times as big as zona sul it doesnt have much more variety or selection on the shelves, basically it has the exact same stuff but 10 times as much of it. The fish department was actually atrocious- i should have taken some pics of the horrendous quality they had on display. Walking out of the store i couldnt help but compare it to Aldi in the US and think "this is a store for poor people". I will never willingly come back here.
Huzzah! I've visited Zona Sul and Hortifruti but I have to say, Pao de Acucar takes the cake when…read moreit comes to grocery stores. Great selection of green veggies/fruit, meats and cheeses, kitchen wares, vodka, sodas, Havaianas...talk about one stop shopping! (Though I have to admit that prices were higher than other stores.) There's also a section near the front with a sushi counter, bakery and a cafe serving sandwiches and pizza along with other ready to eat items. Now can anyone tell me how to cut up a maracuja?
This is the fancy version of this chain store with a huge selection of everything. It starts out…read morewith a variety of flowers (potted and fresh cut) along the left wall as you enter, behind the cash registers and fresh fruit and vegetables to the right. The elevators got the underground parking are also on this side. Then they have a lanchonete, with a selection of meals at the cafe (take-home sushi, sandwiches, tapiocas, etc) and a few bistro tables. They also have a bakery with a lot of beautiful pastries, cakes and delicious breads. Beyond that is the deli with fresh cut and cured meats and cheeses. They carry an impressive selection of wines and beers. They also have a seafood section and BBQ section and a huge array of spices. Pretty much anything you might need, you can find here. It's a very impressive, well kept store.
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Best market (with its own eatery on second floor) I stumbled my way in this lovely place. They have…read moregreat selection of everything you can imagine and a great seat down eatery on the second floor. Great customer service with very helpful staff. Get your membership to get the daily specials. Their sushi and beer selection is pretty good. Cheers
Love going here and stocking up on all my goodies that are impossible to find back home. I'm…read moreliterally like a kid in the candy store in this supermarket. I love the pizza, pastries and all the fresh juices. My only issue is that my method of payment never works here...always a issue that's why I give it a 4 star.
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Pricier than Carrefour but the produce always looks nicer. I love this place for how quick the…read morecheck out goes in comparison to Carrefour, and the produce, meat, and basically everything looks better, although you WILL pay for it. They also have a nice wine selection and a deli/pizza/bakery joint. Maybe akin to a Whole Foods sort of place.
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When I'm in Rio, I always go to the Zona school and Ipanema. They make fresh sushi and it's just…read morereally really good. They have everything that you need there so you got food in the room at night.
Nice store and has a great pizzeria in back. Also buy some ovalmaltine if you are from North…read moreAmerica. It's not available up there and it rocks! Also beer wine and spirits available.
Best grocery store in Rio! Very convenient located, parking, breakfast and delicious pizzas! You…read morecan even grab you fave wine in the grocery area while the pizza is baking.
We found this restaurant through trip advisor. The food was really good. Ordering the 3 course meal…read moreis worthwhile. I had the vegetarian soup which was spinach and very tasty, although a bit starchy in consistency. The vegetarian entree on the menu was cheese ravioli with Gorgonzola cream sauce and toasted almonds. Absolutely yummy! An unusually large portion of ravioli for lunch. It will last another 1-2 meals. Also don't forget to order caipirinhas and their fresh home made bread. Dessert was vanilla gelato. Generally a pretty great find in centro. Tip: make sure to double check your order with them because only 1 person speaks a bit of English. When you ask questions about the other dishes for example, they sometimes assume that's the order.
Cute cafe inside of a bakery. Very popular, especially on the weekend but we were able to snag a…read moreseat after a 15 minute wait. During the wait we explored the jams and breads. The food overall was delicious. The juices left a lot to be desired as they were watery. We had a lovely chat with one of the owners and that was the cherry on top. We will certainly be back.
Very good pastries. The Romeo & Juliet! I'm dead!…read more The staff is super nice , super friendly. The ambience is perfect. You feel like a local , like you belong. And did I mention their cafe with Leite!! Awesome! I will be back!!
Love this grocery store. Clean, bright, spacious and no weird smells. The clientele is extra polite…read moreand accommodating, no pushy shopping cart maneuvers here. If you've experienced a certain low budget supermarket down the street you know what I mean. Large assortment of fruits, veggies, juices and other health foods. They have some ready to eat salads and cut fruit. No lines at the checkout! Get your fruit fix here, the cut mango is amazeballs.
Hortifruti was recommended to me for their fresh fruit, juices, and fresh Brazilian breads and…read morepastries. The store wasn't crowded and seems fairly clean but I found the assortment small and limited. I think there are other stores in the Copacabana-area with higher-quality fresh produce, diary, meat, and packaged food items. I walked out without purchasing anything and shopped at another store. www.hortifruti.com.br
Definitely not vegetarian, has a lot of meat and seafood. Honestly, it's not the most appetizing…read morelocation downstairs, feels a bit crowded and haphazard, but they do have a good selection, especially veggies which can be hard to find in Brazil, and the upstairs seating area is nice and breezy. I am not sure what is organic, however the food does taste healthier than normal, with less salt and oil. Pick a plate, pick what you want, and get it weighed before you eat. Pay after. I have been to tons of these kilo type restaurants, love the concept and wish they had these in the states. A great place to come get a bite to eat, catered to the portions you want.
Living year-round at ground zero for the organic/locavore movement it's easy to forget that much of…read morethe rest of the world doesn't have the access or ability to eat similarly. I'd eaten at New Natural's take out counter three times before learning the name of the place then did a double take when I saw the yelp listing describing it as an "organic shop" and "vegetarian restaurant". Travelers hailing from Northern California will find nothing here that resembles any organic shop or vegetarian restaurant they've ever been to. What New Natural is, from my point of view, is a) a bakery serving savory, meatless pastries and b) a buffet serving all sorts of things including non-vegetarian items. All the other Yelp reviews currently focus on the buffet (laid out in a small, very hot room behind the bakery) which I only viewed but didn't eat at. Let me tell you about the bakery: There, for BRL $6 apiece (less than $2 US) I chose many flaky, buttery pastries that easily constituted a meal even though they were consumed from a paper bag while standing in front of the store. Upon each visit they were offering a special - buy 2 get the 3rd free - which made this the cheapest meal one could imagine. Cheap and good and very near to Ipanema Beach. Many shops offer the traditional Brazilian pasteles but these were not those; these weren't greasy or fried. Of the pastries sampled, the fan favorite was one filled with tomato and ricotta. Wash a couple of these down with some fresh juice from the refrigerated case and you can be back on the beach in no time. I can't vouch for the buffet and I don't know about the organic or vegetarian labels. All I know is that this is the place for excellent, freshly made, savory, meatless pastries. They cost a mere pittance and fill you up darned good. If you're hitting Rio on a budget - or just seeking a quick, filling snack - New Natural's bakery counter is heaven sent. Just don't be searching for an American looking organic shop or you'll never find it.