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  1. Quinta da Henriqueta

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    A glass-enclosed wine cellar anchors the dining room at this polished Portuguese restaurant near Jardim Botânico, where Azorean cooking sets the tone. Salt cod appears in several forms, and the Alcatra, beef slow-cooked for hours in a clay pot, represents the archipelago's heartier side. Tables spill into an outdoor area when the weather cooperates, which in Rio is most of the time.

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    • Alcatra de carne

      “the Alcatra de carne — a traditional Azorean dish of beef slow-cooked for six hours in a clay pot”

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    Rua Lopes Quintas, 165, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro 22460-010, Brazil · Rio de Janeiro
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