Fortaleza
Fortaleza is a major city on Brazil's northeast coast, and the capital of Ceará state. It is one of the largest cities in Brazil and certainly one of the most vibrant. The city is perhaps the most popular domestic package tour destination, and Europeans are following suit. Despite being quite a party town, the carnival in Fortaleza is rather feeble, though growing bigger by the year, with the largest parades being maracatu-style. In 2018, there were 2.6 million inhabitants in the city, and 4.1 million in the metropolitan area.
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BarChá da Égua
A bar in the Montese district also serving food. Typical Brazilian cuisine with a large selection of beers.
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Bella Italia
Italian restaurant with Italian cooks, regarded as a piece of Italy in Fortaleza. Online reviews reveal they make great pizzas. They make dishes to go as well.
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Cantinho do Frango
A place for informal dining, featuring retro decor and specializing in chicken dishes. Large servings, attentive service, air-conditioned and they also make dishes to go.
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Carneiro do Ordones
Local dishes from seafood to lamb at an affordable price. The service is reportedly fast as well.
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Churrascaria Gheller
This is arguably the best value Brazilian barbecue restaurant in the tourist area. If you are not too hungry, you can also pay R$ 22 per kilo. Tuesdays and Saturdays there's a stand-up comedian at 21:00, adding R$ 10 per person to your bill.
13:00-lateAll you can eat R$ 20
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Coco Bambu - Beira Mar
also known as Camarões
Shrimp and other seafood and fish in all variations — including large dishes to share. They also have hundreds of wines to choose from.
Open for lunch and dinner every day.
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La France
Perhaps not authentic French, but a varied menu, including escargots, and a selection of wines.
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Pulcinella
Italian restaurant with typical dishes like carpaccio, pizzas, pastas and risottos, that surprisingly also offers a selection of sushi. This restaurant has a particularly good wine selection, the staff is attentive and the ambience is nice. On the downside, some dishes are pricey.
Mon-Thu 12:00-15:00 and 18:00-00:30, Fri-Sun 12:00-02:00
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Satéhut
Located right on the beach, this restaurant is Dutch-run. It features typical Dutch and Indonesian cuisine.
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Vilany
A simple restaurant but with fresh and delicious seafood and fish.
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Barbaresco
A sorveteria that has generally received good reviews. Also offers other snacks such as coffee and sandwiches.
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Bebelu
A local (Ceara state) fast food chain — locations all around the city. Brazilian-style sandwiches and salads.
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Acarajé da Ieda
Esquina da Praça do Ferreira com, R. Floriano Peixoto
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Bar e Restaurante O Cazuza
Praça Pelotas, 60
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La Massa
R. Xavier de Castro, 86
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Restaurante Boa Mistura
Rua Dom Joaquim, 46
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Sabará Restaurante
R. Floriano Peixoto, nº814
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Sorveteria Juarez
Reportedly the best sorveteria in town.
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Sorveteria 50 Sabores
Regional sorvetes, flavors like tapioca and caipirinha.
R$5 for one scoop
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