Street snack
BRL 6–14Typical 2020s pão de queijo or coxinha — not a live quote.
Brazilian cuisine · Beans, farofa and a Saturday feijoada: churrasco, street açaí and an African-Portuguese-Indigenous map.
Brazilian cuisine has a wide middle: a street snack near BRL 6–14 and a tasting menu can share one city.
Figures below are typical 2020s bands, not live quotes or reservation prices.
Typical 2020s pão de queijo or coxinha — not a live quote.
PF (prato feito), 2020s.
Sit-down per person.
Nicer city restaurant.
São Paulo tasting rooms.
A regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine centred on São Paulo and Feijoada.
A regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine centred on Rio de Janeiro and Pão de queijo.
A regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine centred on Salvador and Churrasco.
A regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine centred on Belo Horizonte and Moqueca.
A regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine centred on Belém and Acarajé.
Another regional kitchen of Brazilian cuisine.
Public Brazilian cuisine.
The everyday room.
The majority cuisine.
The diaspora pantry.
rice / beans / cassava specialists.
After-hours makers.
The market that feeds most diners is still the everyday lunch room and the household pot, not the export tasting menu.
Nixtamal, chili and a street-taco clock: mole, salsa and one of the atlas spice leaders.
Overall 78 🍔The most accessible table in the atlas: barbecue, diner eggs and a cuisine made of regions and immigrants.
Overall 68 🍋Chili, lime and a potato map: ceviche, aji and the Andean-Pacific table that chefs made famous.
Overall 69 🥩Beef, fire and a dulce de leche clock: asado, empanadas and an Italian-Spanish immigrant table.
Overall 55 🌶️Allspice, Scotch bonnet and a jerk-pit clock: ackee, curry goat and a Caribbean table with high heat.
Overall 65