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Restaurante Point de Grumari
Restaurante Point de Grumari Review
From Grumari Beach, Estrada de Guaratiba climbs up through dense forest, emerging atop a hill above the vast Guaratiba flatlands. Here you find this eatery famed for grilling fish to perfection. With its shady setting, glorious vistas, and live music performances (samba, bossa nova, jazz), it's the perfect spot for lunch (it's open daily 11:30-6:30) after a morning on the beach and before an afternoon at the Sítio Roberto Burle Marx or the Museu Casa do Pontal. Alternatively, come here in the early evening to catch the spectacular sunset.
- Address: Estrada do Grumari 710, Grumari, Rio de Janeiro, 23020-340 | Map It
- Phone: 21/2410--1434
- Website: www.pointdegrumari.com.br
- Location: Centro
Contact Information
- Credit cards accepted.
- No dinner.
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