Manoel da Carne de Sol

My wife and I were visiting this city for just an evening and we asked local friends to recommend a place with good regional food. We were not disappointed with this restaurant's signature dish of carne de sol (plus a mix of roasted chicken) served...with macaxera, beans, rice and vinaigrette. We each also had a caiparinha made with a cachaça from a nearby town. The restaurant--which has been at this location for decades--is also nicely decorated with old photos of Campina Grande as well as chandeliers made from old drinking glasses.

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My wife and I were visiting this city for just an evening and we asked local friends to recommend a place with good regional food. We were not disappointed with this restaurant's signature dish of carne de sol (plus a mix of roasted chicken) served with macaxera, beans, rice and vinaigrette. We each also had a caiparinha made with a cachaça from a nearby town. The restaurant--which has been at this location for decades--is also nicely decorated with old photos of Campina Grande as well as "chandeliers" made from old drinking glasses.

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my wife and I visited this city for an evening and we asked local friends to recommend a place with good regional food. we were not disappointed by this restaurant 's signature court of carne de sol (plus a mixture of roasted chicken) served...with macaxera, drilling, rice and vinaiigrette. we also had a caiparinha with a cachaça from a nearby city. the restaurant, which has been at this place for decades, is also beautifully decorated with old photos by campina grande as well as chandeliers from old drinking glasses.

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tested the sausage, the bark meat with cassava and salat and a kind of melted butter on a bottle, they call it butter bottle. the prices are fair, service is excellent the decoration comes from the house that was opened in 1961. mix of tourist and faithful local...customers

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Tried the sausage, jerked beef with cassava and salad and sort of melted butter on a bottle, they call it butter bottle. Prices are fair, service is outstanding the decor dates back to the house opening back in Mix of tourists and loyal local...customers.

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