This is a very traditional restaurant/bar in Brasilia, everything is nice, the middle western food is to die for and if you are hungry, try the parmegiana, yummy. Service can be on the lazy side, but is part of the charm of the place.

This is a very traditional restaurant/bar in Brasilia, everything is nice, the middle western food is to die for and if you are hungry, try the parmegiana, yummy. Service can be on the lazy side, but is part of the charm of the place.
Traditional restaurant in Brasília. There are only arabic food. This restaurant existed for more than 20 years.
This restaurant/bar is part of Brasilia’s history, established by the same time when the city was built. It is a simple environment with well-served food and delicious starters. The bar is known and proud by its diversity. They have their own beer and local ones. A great place for a happy hour.
Middle of the road venue with decent food but horrible fluorescent lighting and the feeling that you are eating in someone's back yard. Not a favourite.
This is a tradicional and old spot for Brasilia locals - meaning it has more than 40 years of service, almost as old as this young city...The restaurant is simple, its accomodations very modest, but it has a great "kibe" with cheese, and a generours plate of "beef à la parmegianna"...it accomodates families, university students and a GLS public harmonically...
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good food, very helpful staff, both brazilian and lebanese food is available. They have a menu in english and the prices are very reasonable. The restaurant is open air, so their are no walls, just a roof. We loved it and would not hesitate to go bak.
The place is good for families at lunch time on weekends. But as night it is attended by alternative and gay people.
This bar/bistro has been in Brasilia since the city´s foundation. Open all day long and half the night, it is charmingly down to earth; 'informal' would be too good a description. However, if you like sitting at your own wooden table on a simple bench and eating some of the most delicious Lebanese-style food in Brasilia, served by friendly knowledgable...
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I don't find it particularly great sitting on plastic chairs amidst a huge and very loud crowd, but Brazilians like it. The service is fast, must be said - specially considering that the place is so busy.
Very traditional restaurant with a very good Kibe and cold beer.
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