Flavors of the destination
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13 places in Pantanal.
A Pantanal cuisine restaurant on Rua 15 de Novembro, in downtown Corumbá, open since 2000. It serves typical regional fish, à la carte and at the buffet.
A steakhouse on Rua Frei Mariano, in Corumbá, with all-you-can-eat grilled meats and a buffet at lunch and à la carte service in the evening. It serves locals and visitors.
A restaurant and steakhouse open for more than 30 years in downtown Corumbá, on Rua Treze de Junho, with self-service and à la carte options. The menu includes Pantanal fish, shrimp served in a pineapple, and Arab and Bolivian dishes, and it serves locals, tourists and families.
A restaurant and snack bar on the BR-262, in Miranda, open day and night, with a pay-by-weight buffet, sandwiches and savory snacks. It is a stop for travelers between Campo Grande and Corumbá.
A lunch restaurant on Rua Barão do Rio Branco, in central Miranda, with barbecue and regional home-style food served self-service. It serves locals, workers and tourists passing through town on the way to the Pantanal.
A restaurant on Rua Barão do Rio Branco, in downtown Miranda, with pizzas, sandwiches and Brazilian dishes and a play area for children. It is a dinner option for locals and for tourists staying in town.
A pay-by-weight buffet restaurant on Rua Manoel Antônio Paes Barros, in downtown Aquidauana, with meat, fish and typical Pantanal dishes. It is open for lunch and dinner.
A Pantanal cuisine restaurant in the district of Piraputanga, on Avenida Presidente Getúlio Vargas, near Morro do Paxixi. The menu centers on regional fish, such as pintado in annatto sauce and pacu ribs, and it serves Estrada Parque visitors, families and groups.
A Japanese restaurant and sushi bar on Rua Sete de Setembro, in the Guanandy neighborhood, open in Aquidauana for more than a decade. It serves sushi, sashimi, temaki, yakisoba and teppan dishes if you are looking for something other than regional cuisine.
A steakhouse on the edge of Poconé, at the start of the Transpantaneira highway, with a pay-by-weight buffet and all-you-can-eat grilled meats. It is a stop for travelers heading into the Pantanal along the Transpantaneira.
A floating restaurant on the banks of the Paraguay River, in downtown Cáceres, specializing in regional fish, such as spit-grilled pintado and pacu. In 2025 it moved to a new spot downtown.
A pay-by-weight, self-service restaurant on Praça Barão do Rio Branco, in downtown Cáceres, that also serves set plates. It is air-conditioned and has a play area for children, which makes it convenient for a family lunch.
A Brazilian restaurant on Avenida São Luís, in the Jardim São Luiz neighborhood of Cáceres, with table service at lunch and dinner. It serves locals and travelers passing through town.
