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State of Pernambuco, Brazil Food Guide: 10 South American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Sao Jose da Coroa Grande
Discover Restaurants offering the best South American food in Sao Jose da Coroa Grande, State of Pernambuco, Brazil including Restaurante Calamares, Calamares, Croa Mares Restaurante, Sabor de Maragogi, Peixada Do Mauricio, Restaurante E Pizzaria Sirigado, Cheff Gastro, Caldinho Do Maraca, Zonbar, Biritaria Club
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10. Biritaria Club
Reviewed By Feteo
O Biritaria é aquele bar que todos conhecem na cidade. Fica em frente a praça central e tem o mais agradável visual de bar no local. Aos sábados tem música ao vivo. Nas quartas feiras tem jogo na tela.
9. Zonbar
Reviewed By Cristina Belo C
cerveja gelada, comida excelente,(destaque para a fritada de aratu), staff simpático e acesso a várias atividades como futvoley, passeios de catamarã, etc...
8. Caldinho Do Maraca
Reviewed By gibaferreira
Caldo saboroso, diversos sabores, peixe, camarão, etc. O valor é irrisório R$5,00 mas vem menos de 100ml. Para saciar a vontade terá de tomar uns três copos. Devia ter a opção de uma cumbuca com maior volume.
7. Cheff Gastro
Reviewed By Adriana R
Estávamos hospedados em Maragogi e como a Pousada ficava mais próxima de São José da Coroa Grande do que da cidade de Maragogi, fomos por duas vezes comer no Cheff Gastro. Na primeira vez, pedimos lanches. Comi um hambúrguer de peixe. Estava delicioso. Na segunda vez, provei o hambúrguer de quinua, saboroso e bem temperado. A proposta é de hambúrgueres artesanais e cumpre bem o papel. Oferece ainda pizzas e tapiocas. Minha filha comeu a pizza e adorou. O ambiente é simples, sem luxo, mas muito agradável e limpo. Custo-benefÃcio ótimo.
6. Restaurante E Pizzaria Sirigado
Reviewed By LucianoeFamilia
Realmente é um bom local para se almoçar e jantar, mas não achei igual ao Calamares.Fomos dois dias lá, no primeiro o Sirigado estava gostoso. No segundo comemos a peixada, que tinha pouco molho, o peixe seco, mas era comivel e serve três pessoas. Outro foi o camarão ao coco, estava gostoso e serve duas pessoas. Os acompanhamentos, arroz e pirão estavam bons.Pelo segundo dia, não tinha alguns caldos e nenhum licor. Pareceu ser normal faltarem coisas do cardápio.O preço x comida compensa uma passada lá! à barato e a comida é boa, sem esperar mais que isso.
5. Peixada Do Mauricio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By JacksonSE
The title of this review expresses my thoughts when I was told we were eating lunch at Mauricioâs on my first visit to Brazil in 2014. Luckily, after three trips, and three meals at Mauricioâs, I am happy to say they were not kidding. Not only that, I am glad they took me there. Mauricioâs is in what appears to be the main shopping area for the town of Sao Jose da Coroa Grande. It is just up the street from two Supermercados and is one of many businesses on the street. As with most places in that town, it is open-air, meaning the ambiance is highly dependent on temperature and humidity. Each time I have been there was with a large group. Each time the host ordered, and each time it was the same thing, fried chicken, Brazilian style, with rice, beans and the Brazilian version of Pico do Gallo. Each time, it was great. One warning for folks from the U. S. They do not bread their chicken. They fry it skin-on and crispy. No cream gravy, biscuits or mashed potatoes, but no one in our group had any trouble with the meal. Oh! One other point. If you want hot sauce, bring your own. Brazilians, at least on the northeast coast, do not do spicy. The spiciest sauce weâve found is Gota, and a self-respecting bowl of gumbo would be ashamed if someone thought to spice it up with Gota. Not that Gota tastes bad. It just isnât much hotter than a banana pepper, if that hot. If you find yourself in Sao Jose Do Coroa Grande, give Mauricioâs some thought.
4. Sabor de Maragogi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 856 reviews
Reviewed By BrazilBum
I believe that a good restaurant experience includes AMBIANCE, SERVICE, and GOOD FOOD. Sabor de Maragogi, right on the beach in Peroba (next to Hotel Praia Azul) has them all. Since moving from Barra Grande Beach to its new location, the quality of all three areas has improved significantly. My wife and I really enjoyed the experience at Sunday lunch yesterday. And what a view!
3. Croa Mares Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Reviewed By 112luizantonios
The food was delicious, and the waiters were very polite. The price is normal. My wife and I and friends enjoyed this restaurant. The fish was very nice.
2. Calamares
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Reviewed By GGs_trips
The food was delicious and the price was excellent. I had the "Camarão ao Côco" and the portion was more than enough to share. The restaurant is spacious and the staff is very friendly.
Most Popular Brazilian food in Sao Jose da Coroa Grande, State of Pernambuco, Brazil
1. Restaurante Calamares
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By hareinaldo
At the border of Pernambuco and Alagoas states and 15 min by car from Maragogi.The beach just in front before the river in between / border in the states (at the Alagoas side, coming from Maragogi) is the best place in the region during the low tide.I went there two time while in those Buggy's trip and in one of them we went to the restaurant for lunch with the kids.It is a nice restaurant for the small ones, mine is 3y, but the beach in front of it was not nice for them, nor beautiful as well, but the do have a nice playground area for them at the back of the restaurant.Also the meal was nice and we were well served by the waiters with care and attention. But we went during a low season time so the place was empty.The price is the same as the others one we tried.I do recommend it.
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