From rotisserie chicken practically at the hotel door to Brazilian cooking in Praça da Bandeira, there are good options for every moment of your trip.
The Praça da Bandeira area is recognized by Riotur, the city's tourism board, as one of Rio's dining hubs.

If you just want to drop your bags and grab a bite without going far, there are options practically at Saionara's doorstep.

A Praça da Bandeira classic for rotisserie chicken, grilled dishes, bar snacks and an easygoing meal. It has been open in Praça da Bandeira since the 1970s.
View on mapRight on Rua do Matoso, Rex is a traditional neighborhood rotisserie known for its charcoal-grilled chicken and classic sides.
View on mapA few minutes' walk away, bars and restaurants have turned the area into a destination known for its food. Here are some places worth trying during your stay.

Brazilian cooking with plenty of personality and a story tied directly to Praça da Bandeira's culinary transformation. The famous feijoada croquette was born there.
View on mapFor bar snacks, drinks and a more relaxed experience. The house specializes in Brazilian cachaças and cocktails.
View on mapChef Kátia Barbosa's restaurant, with signature Brazilian cooking that's heartfelt and full of national references.
View on mapA bar in Praça da Bandeira for extending the night without crossing the city.
View on mapPortuguese cuisine for those who prefer a more traditional, hearty meal.
View on mapA Japanese option for a change of pace during your stay, with sushi, platters and Japanese dishes.
View on mapCombine beach, sunset and great food in one outing.

To end the day with bar snacks, drinks and that classic Rio boteco atmosphere.
View on mapTalk to our team. We can suggest a place based on what you're looking for that day — something quick near the hotel, Brazilian food, a boteco, Japanese, or a spot that fits your day out in Rio.