Majórica Churrascaria
A churrascaria (Brazilian steakhouse) opened in 1961 by Spanish immigrants on Rua do Imperador, which keeps its founding recipes and methods. It has been recognized by municipal law as part of Petrópolis's culinary heritage.
Local flavors
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7 places picked to eat in Petrópolis.
A churrascaria (Brazilian steakhouse) opened in 1961 by Spanish immigrants on Rua do Imperador, which keeps its founding recipes and methods. It has been recognized by municipal law as part of Petrópolis's culinary heritage.
An Italian-inspired restaurant in a mansion on Avenida Ipiranga, in the historic center. It is a few steps from the walking circuit.
It occupies the former stables of an 1879 mansion and offers a wine list, imported cold cuts and regional products. It is the location with the most complete menu of the business, which has been around since 1997.
It blends the idea of a French brasserie with original Brazilian cooking, serving its own beers on tasting boards. It is on the road up the mountains, with a view of the valley.
Chef Silvio Bastos's restaurant on the Estrada União e Indústria, across from the Parque de Exposições. It has live music and its own accessibility project.
A restaurant on a dirt road in the Vale das Videiras that works with regional ingredients in contemporary dishes. The barn also has a shop with local products and bike rentals.
A rustic dining room surrounded by forest, with a porch overlooking the valley. The menu ranges from grilled heart of palm to pork tenderloin with risotto.