Da Casa da Táta

Rio de Janeiro

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Da Casa da Táta

Homey but elegant, the café Da Casa da Táta is famous for its home-baked bread, cakes, and Brazilian desserts. Locals and tourists go there in the early morning hours to taste the ultimate Brazilian breakfast, made up normally of juice, coffee, a basket of loaves of bread and a piece of cake.

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addressRua Professor Manoel Ferreira 89, Rio de Janeiro
emailtata@dacasadatata.com.br
openingHoursMon–Sat 8am–3pm, Sun 9am–2pm
phone+55 21 98894 2276

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