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"Hooker's short wall is one of my favorite places in Rio. And to accompany such a moment, just a good cold beer to cool !!!"
Téléphone: +552122958744
Adresse: Rua Cândido Gaffrée, 205, Urca, Rio de Janeiro, 22291-080, Brazil
Ville: Rio de Janeiro
Site Web: https://www.barurca.com.br
Lundi: 11:30-23:00
Mardi: 11:30-23:00
Mercredi: 11:30-23:00
Jeudi: 11:30-23:00
Vendredi: 11:30-23:00
Samedi: 11:30-23:00
Dimanche: 11:30-20:00
Plats: 20
Commodités: 7
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De manière inattendue, c'était notre meilleur endroit de Rio pendant nos vacances au Brésil. Auparavant, on nous a dit que de nombreux habitants dépensent le week-end ici et ensuite, nous comprenons pourquoi. Cet endroit a une partie de restaurant à l'étage et agréable, le bar confortable en bas. Lula e Camarao et Moqueca de Camarooës étaient juste génial! Servi avec manioc et riz, des portions pour deux sont énormes, mais nous avons beaucoup apprécié le repas, nous ne pouvions pas résister à tout manger. L'atmosphère est agréable, mais j'ai vu beaucoup de touristes à l'étage. Nous avons eu une bière locale et n'avons pas trouvé de place pour aucun repas supplémentaire. Mais même la façon do...
The Urca Bar has been one of the most pleasant places of the Rio de Janeiro meeting since 1939. Cold beer neighborhood, view of Guanabara Bay and tranquility make this bar a must-see destination for those who wish to experience Rio as the locals do. On the top floor of a restaurant and comfortable, ideal to enjoy Brazilian dishes as well. But what the Urca Bar does is a unique place down: Taberna sells beer bottles and traditional snacks for the customer to buy and take to a small wall across the street. Choose a sunny afternoon, meet some friends, buy a beer, sit under the tree in front of the bar and enjoy the sunset, the movement of the boats, and go and come from beautiful people. All th...
As soon as I arrived in Rio, my friend Javier arranged to take me to lunch in a nice little bar where the food made from seafood rules. In it, people buy the food and will sit on the coast that lies in front of the local. When I was there a large group of cyclists made a stop to have some fresh beers and fill the stomach that so much physical activity seemed to have emptied. I honestly don't know them because my friend, like every good host, has to settle the debts. It is a corner of one of those that one should know, there are no tourists there, so chatting with the locals gives an extra touch to the site.
