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Marius Carnes
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This well-regarded churrascaria overlooks Leme beach and serves more than a dozen types of sizzling meats rodízio style. The meat here is from organic farms, and there's also an extremely tempting seafood buffet and salad bar. The elaborate decor incorporates items recovered from 19th-century fazendas (coffee farms), but don't let that distract you from the task of eating as much as you possibly can. For those who prefer the flavors of the sea to the flavors of the farm, Marius Crustacoes sits right next door and offers the same rodizio-style service, but this time with seafood, and a slightly higher price tag (R$135).
- Address: Av. Atlântica 290A, Leme, Rio de Janeiro, 2010-000 | Map It
- Phone: 21/2104--9000
- Website: www.marius.com.br
- Location: Centro
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- Credit cards accepted.
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