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Cipriani
Hotel Copacabana Palace, Av. Atlântica 1702 Copacabana,
Rio De Janeiro
Southwest Brazil
(21) 2545-8747
Type: Italian
Price Range: R$R$R$R$R$
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Rio De Janeiro
Southwest Brazil
(21) 2545-8747
Type: Italian
Price Range: R$R$R$R$R$
Comments ( 0 )
Rating (0 Votes)
Head to the cocktail lounge and order a Cipriani (a Bellini elsewhere, with champagne and fresh peach juice). You can enjoy your drink there, but we suggest you head outside and take a seat on the terrace, which overlooks an illuminated pool and garden area. Enveloped by the hotel, the terrace is serene and far removed from the Av. Atlântica scene. The dining room is stunning, with highly polished marble floors and French windows that open to the terrace.
Huge flower vases break the room into intimate dining areas. The food, classic Northern Italian fare with Brazilian touches, matches the setting. The menu changes frequently to take advantage of seasonal fruits and vegetables. Starters may include smoked clams, raw oysters, small ravioli with truffles or with mozzarella and eggplant. Duck breast with a balsamic vinegar sauce is a light entrée, as are the scallops in oyster sauce.
More substantial dishes include veal with lemon and capers on a crispy potato pancake or tuna with an orange marinade. Pastas and risottos are often on the menu. If you can’t decide, try the tasting menu. Cipriani makes fresh breads daily and has a special vegetarian menu. It’s a special dining experience and you’ll see why people are not in a hurry to leave. Dress code. Reservations required.
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