100 dicas Rio de Janeiro / 100 Slow Food Tips - Slow Food Brasil
100 dicas Rio de Janeiro / 100 Slow Food Tips - Slow Food Brasil
100 dicas Rio de Janeiro / 100 Slow Food Tips - Slow Food Brasil
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30<br />
A<strong>de</strong>ga Pérola<br />
COPACABANA<br />
“O que é que está bom aqui?”, pergunta um senhor ao olhar o farto<br />
balcão <strong>de</strong> petiscos. “Tudo”, respon<strong>de</strong> o freguês ao lado. Fundado nos<br />
anos 50 por imigrantes portugueses, a A<strong>de</strong>ga é famosa pela oferta<br />
<strong>de</strong> acepipes e peixes diversos (<strong>de</strong>staque para o xerelete e a sardinha<br />
frita). Ao cair do sol, a calçada vira extensão do bar apinhado. Foi<br />
comprado, há dois anos, por ex-frequentadores, mas manteve o<br />
conceito original. Patrimônio Cultural do <strong>Rio</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Janeiro</strong>.<br />
“What's really good here?” asks a man, seeing the dishes on<br />
display. “Everything,” says a customer next to him. Opened in the<br />
1950s by Portuguese immigrants, A<strong>de</strong>ga is famous for its variety<br />
of starters and fish dishes (especially xerelete and fried sardines).<br />
At sunset, punters at the crow<strong>de</strong>d bar spill out onto the pavement.<br />
Bought two years ago by previous customers, it remains true to its<br />
original concept. A <strong>Rio</strong> <strong>de</strong> <strong>Janeiro</strong> cultural heritage site.<br />
Rua Siqueira Campos, 138 - Tel: (21) 2255-9425<br />
2 a a Sáb. das 10h/01h