Location: Londrina
Top Restaurants in Londrina
Top Things to do in Londrina
- 1. Santuario de Gracas Schoenstatt
- 2. Igapo Lake
- 3. Catedral Metropolitana de Londrina
- 4. Museu Historico de Londrina Padre Carlos Weiss
- 5. Teatro Marista
- 6. Parque de Exposicoes Governador Ney Braga
- 7. Jardim Botanico de Londrina
- 8. Salto do Apucaraninha
- 9. Calcadao de Londrina
- 10. Godoy Woods State Park
State of Parana, Brazil Food Guide: 4 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Londrina
Best International restaurants nearby. Discover the best International food in Londrina. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for International restaurants near you.. Londrina (Portuguese pronunciation: [lõˈdɾĩnɐ], literally Londoner) is a city located in the north of the state of Paraná, South Region, Brazil, and is 369 km away from the state capital, Curitiba. It is the second largest city in the state and fourth largest in the southern region of the country, with 543,003 inhabitants in the city proper, and 818,300 in the metropolitan area.
Things to do in Londrina
1. La Gondola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 728 reviews
Reviewed By Fabio N
Conveniently located, La Gondola is a great option for Italian food in Londrina. Cleanly decorated and elegant, yet not sumptuous, the place has a really nice atmosphere. The menu is wide. To start up a nice buffet with cold and hot Italian specilties - from cold cuts and cheeses thru grilled zucchini and sardella - served on weight. My pasta, yet the sauce wasn't that creamy, as should be, but slightly watery, was wonderful and served in a generous portion. Service is corteous and very promt and waiters are always readily available when needed. Wine list gathers a nice selection of average and superior Argentineans and Chileans, among others, however over priced, yet not outrageously. Be careful, though, about the wine service - as the wine I ordered was soldout, I was offered another one, from the same brand, but of an upper level, which costed me 60% more. In this case the correct and expected attitude will be either offering the guest something at the same price level or bring the guest the wine list back.
Where to eat Asian food in Londrina: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Guanciale Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
Reviewed By Steve L
Que Joia! What a pleasant experience. Smallish restaurant in a quiet neighborhood. Ambience was quite pleasant and the food was complemented with some very nice Brazilian jazz (recorded) The menu is Italian with a few extras. The spring rolls were a surprise The pasta was fresh and served al dente. It was a nice sized side dish to the grilled chicken. The chicken tasted delicious and was succulent. Not over cooked as is common these days I had some mushroom sauce with it and the combination was really pleasant. A small bonus: I was interested in something that was a light protein, a small pasta and not too elaborate. It was exactly what I had visualized and it was delicious.It was recommended by a local friend and surpassed expectation. Give it a try!
3. Serafinni
Overall Ratings
4 based on 227 reviews
Reviewed By PrettoMauricio
This upscale restaurant it's a very good option for vegetarians, not that they have a great number of options but the few they have will please our vegetarian taste. Very good salads with fresh vegetables and great cheese and some lovely pasta. The service it's fast, didn't take 15 minutes for us to have our salad and pasta served .The staff it's very helpful and polite, the environment it's cozy and comfortable for a business meeting.There is a good wine list, including some house selection with more economic offer.
4. Restaurantes Da Licenca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 197 reviews
Da Licenca is a local and traditional chain with eight adresses. This one at Rua Joao Candido is central and offers a per kilo buffet at lunch every day and at dinner on weekdays. Other addresses: malls Catuai, Royal and Boulevard. Alameda Miguel Blasi 41
Reviewed By YouBeeTs
I visited the restaurant in Rua Prof. João Cândido for dinner. The food was good, the price very honest, also for the drinks. I would recommend it for an informal dinner. On the other hand next day I was at the Dá Licença restaurant in the Catuaà shopping center both for lunch and dinner. At lunch it was more or less ok, although the choice was quite restriced. At dinner the food was mostly the leftovers from lunch.
