
Guided tour · 8 hours
Rio de Janeiro: Coffee Farm Tour with Tasting
Discover Brazil’s coffee legacy in Rio’s Coffee Valley: colonial farms, expert-guided tours, tastings, and cultural immersion.
Metiers Café is a brunch brunch spot in Cosme Velho, Rio de Janeiro.
Editorially verified October 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 8 hours
Discover Brazil’s coffee legacy in Rio’s Coffee Valley: colonial farms, expert-guided tours, tastings, and cultural immersion.

Guided tour · 8 hours
Step back in time at Rio’s Coffee Valley: historic plantations, coffee tasting, and immersive tours showcasing Brazil’s colonial heritage.

Guided tour · 4 hours
Explore Rio de Janeiro's history on a guided walking tour. Visit historic churches, the Real Gabinete Português, and enjoy açaí, in Praça Mauá and coffee and snacks at...
Address: Rua Cosme Velho 1105, Cosme Velho, Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Vila Santa Teresa serves a Sunday brunch in its Beatriz restaurant in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, from 12:00 to 16:00, with live music and a welcome mimosa.
OrderGougères and artisan breads, then the goat-cheese ravioli in sage butter or homemade gnocchi with mushrooms
TipDiário do Turismo (August 2025) names chef David Mansaud and a kitchen garden supplying the dishes; confirm the Sunday sitting when booking.
Guimas Brunch & Bar opened in June 2025 on Rua Marquês de São Vicente in Gávea, Rio de Janeiro, serving brunch all day from pitas to eggs benedict.
OrderOvos beneditinos on brioche with salmon gravlax and hollandaise (R$54)
TipThe house seats 45 and takes no reservations, and Sunday is the busiest day, so arrive early.
Empório Jardim serves breakfast all day in a bakery, bistro and deli on Rua Visconde da Graça in Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro, with no reservations taken.
OrderEggs benedict, croques, shakshukas or gougères from the all-day breakfast menu
TipThe kitchen takes its last order at 18:30, and the house asks laptop users without an order to give up their table when there is a queue.
Café do Alto serves a Northeastern Brazilian breakfast rodízio, the Brunch Porreta, in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, from Wednesday to Sunday.
OrderBrunch Porreta rodízio: carne de sol, macaxeira, queijo coalho, cuscuz and tapioca
TipTime Out lists the Brunch Porreta rodízio from 09:00 to 13:00, Wednesday to Sunday, with about 30 Northeastern items.
Café 18 do Forte serves brunch inside the Forte de Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro, with eggs, waffles and a sourdough tuna melt above Copacabana beach.
OrderScrambled eggs with linguiça mineira and fried pão de queijo, or the tuna melt on sourdough
TipThe Army charges R$10 at the fort gate, paid in cash or Pix; entry is free on Tuesdays, so allow a few minutes at the gate.
Nusa Café serves brunch all day on Rua Vinicius de Moraes in Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro, with waffle mixes, sourdough toasts and vegetarian and vegan dishes.
OrderLembongan: a waffle mix with avocado and boiled egg, Parma and goat cheese, or Nutella and strawberry