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D'Amici
D'Amici Review
The diverse menu at D'Amici offers specialties from various regions of Italy. Diners can take their pick from Sicilian and Milanese pasta and fish dishes, among others. To keep hunger at bay while the main course is prepared, the mixed Italian antipasti includes Parma ham and grana padano cheese (R$52 for four). This place has the largest wine list in Rio, with 300 labels, ranging from R$30 to R$10,000—for the Romanée Conti—and also serves 30 types of wine by the glass (R$15-R$35). The restaurant is consistently a hit in Rio for its food and atmosphere.
- Address: Rua Antônio Vieira 18, Leme, Rio de Janeiro, 22010-100 | Map It
- Phone: 21/2541--4477
- Website: www.damiciristorante.com.br/
- Metrô: Cardeal Arcoverde.
- Location: Centro
Contact Information
- Reservations essential.
- Credit cards accepted.
Restaurant Details
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