Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Cuiabá

This late night destination has been a staple since 1974. Choppao is always packed with people enjoying its local delicacies and has an eclectic clientele. It is no wonder to find a politician, journalist, a reveller, friends or travelers here. It has been the meeting point for many locals for decades now and a landmark for those on a gastronomic journey. The affable restaurant may not be fancy but delivers high on taste.

A melting pot of many cultures, Deck Avenida serves up a wide range of dishes from different countries. From Italian pizzas to French baguettes to Brazilian balchaos, it truly brings the best of the world on your plate! Apart from this, you can choose from an eclectic bar menu and find the perfect accompaniment for your meal. The restaurant also offers delivery and take out services for those who prefer to eat within the comforts of their home.

Housed within Gran Odara Hotel, Avec Bar & Restaurant is a premier French restaurant in Ribeirão da Ponte district of the city. Done up with a minimalist and simple interiors, the place serves a wide range of traditional and contemporary French dishes. With a fantastic service, great food and comfortable seating arrangement, it is easily one of the best restaurants in town. Open for lunch and dinner, it is available 24x7 for guests at the hotel.

With interiors that reflect minimalist, chic style, Mangaba Restaurante on Rua Treze de Junho sports a relaxed yet classy vibe. The well-illuminated restaurant is named after the South American fruit, an ode to the genre of food it serves. Traditional Portuguese and Brazilian dished dominate the menu, putting to use a good measure of local ingredients. Along with one of the best Brazilian buffets in the city, the place also offers a great insight into the local culture via a fantastic collection of artworks by artists from Mato Grasso. Step in, get a taste of Brazil!

Regionalissimo is the best place to taste the local cuisine as every region of Brazil has a different one to offer. Established in 1982 to promote the food culture of Cuiabá, this restaurant has undergone many changes in terms of management and location. Yet has retained the flavor and authenticity of the dishes. Nestled in a late 19th-century building which was the site of the old Municipal Public Market, the eatery shares its space with Museu do Rio. Its rustic decor adds to the charm of this place.