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    A neon sign reading "Don't put out my fire" glows above the door of this Leblon barbecue spot, where raw concrete walls and a full-grown tree anchoring the dining room set the tone before any food arrives. The menu leans hard into smoked and grilled meats, though fish, vegetables, and burgers fill it out. Sit at the counter by the grill if you want to watch the cocktails come together alongside the smoke.

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    • Oxtail croquettes

      “Dishes you won’t want to miss include the creamy oxtail croquettes and cubes of smoked tongue with aioli.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Smoked tongue with aioli

      “Dishes you won’t want to miss include the creamy oxtail croquettes and cubes of smoked tongue with aioli.”

      Michelin Guide
    • French rack of lamb

      “The succulent French rack of lamb, served with chimichurri, is cooked to perfection.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Brioche burger

      “Signature plates include a brioche burger with English cheddar and marbled Denver steak.”

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