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  1. Didier

    Contemporary French

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    A two-floor bistro in Ipanema where the chef's name is on the door and the cooking lands somewhere between a Paris brasserie and a Rio market, with duck magret alongside grilled octopus and the occasional weekend cassoulet. Natural light floods both levels, the menu covers classic French ground without being precious about it, and a Michelin Bib Gourmand keeps the room honest about what this place is: good food at a sensible price.

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    • Snails

      “ranging from classic French dishes and iconic bistro classics such as snails, steak tartare and duck magret to grilled octopus alla putanesca”

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    • Steak tartare

      “ranging from classic French dishes and iconic bistro classics such as snails, steak tartare and duck magret to grilled octopus alla putanesca”

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    • Duck magret

      “ranging from classic French dishes and iconic bistro classics such as snails, steak tartare and duck magret to grilled octopus alla putanesca”

      Michelin Guide
    • Risotto nero

      “Those looking for a more traditional flavour will find refuge in the “risotto nero” or the rabbit stew”

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