Rio is famous for its dramatic beauty that unites sea and mountains. In fact, the term “mar y montaña” in the dish, strongly associated with Catalan cuisine, also makes perfect sense, here.

Breno Furtado, a small producer from Porco Alado (@charcutariaporcoalado), in Nova Friburgo, received support from the Bazzar Institute in the process of obtaining the artisan seals for his first 15 products. The artisan seal supports high-quality artisanal production.

After debuting as a tasting menu restaurant and artisanal grocery store in a small, charming space on Rua das Laranjeiras, Trégua has moved to a new location: it now occupies the rooftop of the Telhado cultural space, still in the same quiet, residential neighborhood that, during the Court's era, ho

Somewhere in our memory, we can recall “grandmother’s food”, the cozy feeling of being in the home of someone who thought of the meal as a hug. Roberta Sudbrack’s Sud, o Pássaro Verde (Sud, the Green Bird), is exactly that.

In that valley, life was made of the ups and downs of ox carts bordering the river.  The history of the street is inseparable from the Carioca River—the city's main source of fresh water until the end of the Empire—since the street's design was sculpted by the trails and paths that bordered its...

Freshness, precision, and flavor. The new Summer menu at Lilia (@lilia.restaurante) features charred leek, goat cheese, flaxseed crunch, purple basil, native mandaçaia honey. A thin slice of lardo from Porco Alado (@charcutariaporcoalado) that melts over the still-warm dish.