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Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Talho Capixaba Delicatessen, Rio De Janeiro

Guest Writer: Marta dos Santos (Tata, Queen or Smithy)
 
So Marta. One amazing, beautiful, strong Brasilian lady who abolsutely knows how to keep me, a big crew and the occaisional  Famous Face inline. Marta was one of my travelling family for the past few years and when she is not touring with a band, she lives in glorious Rio. Finally she has been home long enough to write something for me and kick off the South of the Border section...
 
Talho Capixaba Delicatessen
 
Av. Ataulfo De Paiva
1022 - Leblon
Rio De Janeiro
+55 21 2512-8760    
 
 
This one is one of my favorites.

 
Low key, but very cool and a bit pricy. But for sure, worth every penny!
 
Holds 50 pax, spread along on the outside tables, 4 high chairs by the balcony where you can see you order being prepared and on the tables at the back on a quiet comfortable room.

Talho Capixaba, used to be a butcher house with special cuts of meat, until they decided to diversify and also offer all sorts of bread baked in the house, cold cuts, juices, sweets and other goodies.
 
 
My option of breakfast is a grilled cheese sandwich with sliced turkey breast, on whole wheat bread. To drink along, melon and mint leafs juice.
 
The round thing looking like a flat cup cake is a Brazilian favorite, cheese empada. A must!

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