Blue Blazer is a speakeasy in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro.
Editorially verified October 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The Fornatta de Parma at R$40 is the most-ordered dish; reserve by phone, as the bar opens Wednesday to Saturday only.
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Address: Rua Alvaro Ramos 11, Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Escuta spreads over a three-storey house on Rua General Polidoro in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, with a record library, a DJ booth and live jazz sessions.
TipIt opened in September 2026 and is closed on Monday and Tuesday; the first floor lets you pick records from the library to hear.
Novooeste is a Santa Teresa bar in Rio de Janeiro that Visit Rio lists among its LGBTQIAP+ spots, with petiscos, drinks, live music days and art shows.
TipOpen Wednesday to Sunday only, from 16:00 on weekdays and from midday at weekends; Visit Rio notes live-music days, so check the bar's Instagram for dates.
111 Music Bar plays vinyl through a hi-fi system on the third floor of a Copacabana building in Rio de Janeiro, with a Japanese-led menu and a R$30 cover.
TipConversation is meant to stay low; only half the tables are bookable, so for a seat on a busy night arrive when it opens at 19:00.
Escuta spreads over a three-storey house on Rua General Polidoro in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, with a record library, a DJ booth and live jazz sessions.
TipIt opened in September 2026 and is closed on Monday and Tuesday; the first floor lets you pick records from the library to hear.
Fatchia is a small pizza, disco and bar room in Glória, Rio de Janeiro, with more than a thousand vinyl records, DJs and square Detroit-style pizza.
TipTime Out lists the square pizzas at R$26 to R$32 (2024 prices) and doors open at 19:00 from Wednesday to Saturday and 18:00 on Sunday; expect a wait.
Jobi has run its chope-and-bolinho counter on Avenida Ataulfo de Paiva in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro, since 1956 and pours until 03:00 every day.
TipThe 200 ml chope known as a Robertinho is the best-seller, at R$8.50 in Time Out's listing; the bar stays open until 03:00 daily.
Adega Pérola pours chope under a glass counter of more than 50 petiscos on Rua Siqueira Campos in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, until 01:00 Monday to Saturday.
TipSardines are sold by the unit and most other petiscos by 100 g portions, so order a few at a time; the bar is closed on Sundays.
